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Picket, Jo, and Coleden walked out of Cole's bedroom, Picket was in front of the other two and started to look around for Victor.
“You get in position, I'll go tell Victor and Smalden to start the speech or whatever.” Picket said.
“We got it Pick, I'll take mister fancy over to the platform.” Jo said, taking Cole’s hand and dragging him away.Â
“Hey! I can walk! Jo!”
Picket heard Cole say as he began looking around for Victor. Spotting the Grey Lord, Picket ran over.
“Sir?” Picket asked once he got close enough.
Victor turned toward the golden buck. “Hello Picket, Is Coleden ready yet?”Â
“Yep! Need me to go tell Smalden?”
“I will, you go in with the rest of the crowd.” Victor said.
“I'm a friend of the new Lord you know, Where's my special treatment?” Picket asked.
Victor laughed. “If Coleden is okay with it you can stand up on the right of the stage.
“I'll go ask him.” Picket said, turning away.
“Is that your outfit?” Victor asked.
Picket turned back around. “Yes? Is there a problem?” Picket said. “Not fancy enough?”
“No, you look great, just very…” Victor paused to choose his words carefully. “....Helmer…”
Picket's face slowly blanked, then Picket began slowly walking backwards before turning around when Victor began to nervously walk away to find Smalls.
“Colden?” Picket asked, walking around a wall to approach Cole and Jo.
“Yes?” Cole turned to face Picket.
“Is it just going to be a few rabbits on stage to the right side?” Picket asked.
“Why, do you want to be up there too?” Cole asked.
“Yeah, if you're fine with it.” Picket said.
“Sure, the extra support would be nice.” Cole responded.
“Can I be up there too?!” Jo asked.
“Sure, I was also going to have Harmony up there too.” Cole said. “And maybe tell my father and Heyna I'm married…”
“You haven't told your family yet?” The rabbit in question, Harmony, walked up.
Jo and Picket watched as Cole's ears perked up, and he walked over to Harmony, both rabbits leaning in for a small kiss.
“No, I was waiting for my investiture to tell everyone.” Cole said, with a small smile.
Harmony smiled back. “Are you going to tell everyone before or after the investiture?”
“After.”
“Alright love-bunnies! They are starting the ceremony!” Jo yelled across the room.
Harmony and Cole jumped slightly, like they forgot the other two were even there.
“Oh, uh, right.” Cole pulled away from Harmony. “You three go up first.”
Picket nodded before walking out onto the stage followed by Jo and Harmony.
“See you on the stage amor meus.” Harmony said.
“Greetings friends of Kingston!” Smalls was in the middle front of the stage. “We are gathered here to celebrate the creation of our young Blackstar to lordship! Please step forward Lord Victor Blackstar.” Smalden sidestepped to make room for the approaching rabbit.
“Hello Kingston.” Victor nodded to the crowd. “I'm here to say a few words of endearment for my wonderful child.” Victor glaced over to the side room he knew Colden was in.
""Coleden is a strong, powerful buck, the work he has done for our cause and community has been and will continue to be a wonderful helpful service.”
Victor reached up and unclasped his Lord Medallion. “I take this off now, to pass this down to my child, just as my father had.” Victor placed the medallion down onto a silk purple pillow held by Heather. And then he bowed his head to Smalden and backed away to the line of rabbits on the right of the stage.
“Now we welcome Sir Coleden Blackstar to the stage!” Smalden said, walking to the other side of Heather.
Coleden Blackstar went up the stairs onto the stage, stopping in front of Smalden once he got close enough and got down on one knee to bow before him.
Smalden reached for the medallion on the pillow, lifting it up.
“Here we lay this around Coleden’s neck.” Smalden placed it over Coleden's head so it sits on his shoulders. “And lift Victor's title to place upon you.”
Smalden held out one hand as Heather walked over to the right.
Coleden raised up, taking Smalden's hand.
“Lord Coleden for Kingston!” Smalden called out.
“LORD COLEDEN FOR KINGSTON!” The rabbits within the warren echoed.
Smalden let go of Cole's hand. “ Do you have a few words Cole?” Smalden asked.
Cole nodded. “Greetings rabbits of Kingston, I wish to thank you all for this opportunity, to thank my mother and father for raising me, and to thank King Goodson for this title. I thank my sister Heyna for always believing in me, and my friends for fighting alongside me for me to make it to this point of my life.” Coleden bowed to the crowd as Victor and Smalden stepped to either side of Coleden.Â
“Do you have any more words to say 'my Lord?'” Victor said smiling.
Cole's smile shifted into a larger smile. “Yes father.” Cole ran over to Harmony, gently grabbed her hands and pulled her over to the center of the crowd.
“Three months ago, I married the love of my life Harmony.” Coleden said casually, wrapping an arm around her.
“WHAT!?!” Heyna yelled, she ran over. “YOU GOT MARRIED AND DIDN'T TELL ME!?”Â
“That's lovely Coleden.” Victor nodded at Harmony, she nodded back.
“Wellll, I wanted to wait until I became Lord…” Cole said a bit nervously to Heyna.
Heyna rolled her eyes at her brother. “Hurt him and I will end you.” Heyna told Harmony, waving her finger into Harmony's space.
“Touch me and I will end you.” Harmony responded. Both stared at each other for a moment, neither one breaking eye contact.
Heyna then proceeded to laugh. “Oh my, dear brother! She is perfect for you.” Heyna smirked.
Cole rolled his eyes. “Thanks for not killing my wife.”Â
“No problem!” Heyna responded.
“As long as you both love each other I'm okay with it.” Victor smiled.
“Actually I have an announcement myself.” Harmony said.
“Yes my love?” Coleden asked, taking Harmony's hands again.
“I got a kid.” She responded.
"YOU DO!?” Cole asked, shocked.
“Yeah, an orphan needed care and I said I would take her.” Harmony responded.
Picket in the distance screamed. “Good! Wilfred and Arien don't need anymore!”Â
The group all stared at Picket.
“What? They don't.”
Cole turned back to Harmony. “Anyways, what is their name?”
“She hasn't been named yet, her mother died during birth.” Harmony said.
“We'll think of something.” Cole smiled.Â
“Either you two are going to be really good parents, or really bad ones.” Jo said, inserting himself into the conversation.
“Good ones because now you can tell dad jokes!” Victor said to Coleden, slinging his arm around his son's shoulders and grinning.
“Faaathherrrr…….” Heyan and Cole both complained.
Smalden then spoke up. “Well that's all friends! You can make your way to the mess hall for some soup cooked by our lovely chefs!” Smalden then moved to direct their friends off the stage.
As Coleden was following his group of friends, he looked down at his Medallion. Cole smiled, he was changing a few policies immediately.
“Lord Victor?” A grey rabbit with a lavender grey rabbit walked up.
“Yes Wilfred?” Victor nodded to both of them. “Arien.”
“Lord Victor.” Arien nodded in reply.
Wilfred spook up. “Is everything set up? Or do you need some more help?”Â
“It's all ready, I think Picket and Jo are helping Coleden with his outfit.” Victor said.
“You aren't supposed to help Coleden?” Arien asked.
“It depends on the rabbit, Coleden wanted the Fowlers to help him, he said they can help calm his nerves.” Victor said.
“That's good he has friends to help him.” Arien said.
“The Fowlers are good kids, or young adults, I suppose.” Wilfred said.
“Yes they are, I'm thinking of going over and checking on them.” Victor said.
“Shouldn't you give him some privacy? He did request for Jo and Picket instead of you.” Arien said.
Victor sighed. “You're probably right, I guess I'm just worried that's all.”
Wilfred patted Victor's back. “That's normal for parents, best I can do is tell you it'll be alright. But as a parent, I know that won't stop the maternal worry."
Victor was about to respond, but the King walked in at that moment, the Queen at his side.
The huge group of Rabbits all throughout Kingston's courtyard nodded their heads and/or bowed.
“Hello my friends!” The King, Smalden, called out to the group.
Smalden took the Queen's hand and shifted through the crowd and walked up to Victor.
“Hello Lord Victor, how is the ceremony going along?” Smalden asked.
“It's certainly going…” Victor said. “I’m already really tired, and I haven't even got to the actual appointed part.”Â
“I’m sure it’ll go just fine Victor.” The Queen, Heather, said with a soft smile.
“That and you aren't the one necessarily appointing Coleden, that's kinda my job.” Smalden said.
“I still have to go up there, take the medallion off and set it down on the cushion, and give a speech.” Victor said.
“Its not necessarily difficult, my Lord.” Smalden said.
“You realize you don’t have to call me Lord anymore? It's my son’s investiture, so I won't be a lord much longer.” Victor said, glancing around the courtyard looking for Heyna, or even Cole.
“You are Lord until you take that medallion off.” Smalls said. “My Lord.” He continued.
Victor smiled. “You're right again, Sire.”Â
“I try.” Smalden responded, then he turned and nodded at Wilfred and Airen, took Heather by the arm and walked away towards Whittle and Sween.
Victor looked around the courtyard again. “Coleden should be out by now right?” he asked.
“That color doesn't work with the cape Jo.” Coleden said. Cole, Picket, and Jo were all in Coleden’s room trying to help Cole with his Lord outfit.
“Whaaaaaatt? Yes it does!” Jo defended.
“It really doesn't Jo.” Picket said.
“You two don’t have taste.” Jo said, setting the shirt down and picking up another one. “How about this?”
Coleden looked over at Jo, Cole was trying to sew up the cape he was going to be wearing, One of which his father gave him, and Jo kept interrupting the fixing of.
“Just grab a cream colored one.” Coleden said, going back to sewing a small hole up.
“But that's boring! Come on! It's your investiture ceremony!” Jo reached for a cream shirt. “This isn't fancy enough!”Â
“I’m not a king Shanks, I don’t need to resemble one.” Cole responded.
“Well not everyday, but you should get to dress like a king for fancy events like this.” Jo snapped back.
“At a wedding maybe.” Cole said.
“You didn’t even have a wedding ceremony Cole! You just ran off and married without telling anybody!” Jo screamed.
“She didn’t want a big party.” Cole began. “And neither did I really.”
“Stop being so modest Cole! You're a Lord now! Come on, dress fancy!” Jo said.
“Not until King Jupiter-Goodson places Kingston’s medallion around my neck.” Cole said.
“Its close enough Cole, Jo’s right, you can’t go up there in PJs.” Picket began. “You have to dress like you respect the title.”
“I do respect the title.” Cole began. “I’m not opposed to a fancy outfit, but my undershirts don’t come in enough colors to match the cape and the overshirt.”
“You’re rich, you can afford any color.” Picket said.
“I just want a white shirt to go with my black pants, and dark blue cape!” Cole stood up from his position on the floor. “Can’t I dress how I want? I’m not asking to wear pajamas!”Â
“Calm down Cole! We weren't trying to upset you!” Jo raised his hand in fake surrender.Â
Cole flopped down on his bunk. “I know,” He began. “I’m sorry, I’m just stressed right now.”
Picket’s face softened, he sat down next to Cole on the bunk patting his back.
“I understand how you’re feeling–”
“No you really don’t..”
“-Okay I don’t but, Smalden might, you could ask him?” Picket finished.
Cole raised his head. “Just walk up and ask the KING for this kind of advice!?”
“You could also ask your father?” Jo suggested.
“That will just raise my anxiety Jo.” Cole adjusted his position to a sitting upright one.
“Why though?” Picket asked.
Cole looked away from the two brown rabbits. “I don’t want to let him down…” Cole said quietly.
“You do know he won’t ever be disappointed in you for becoming a Lord right? Even if you trip over your own hid paws and fall down three flights of stairs.” Jo said.
“Actually I’d hope he’d be concerned if you fell down three staircases.” Picket said.
“I know, just thinking of unlikely scenarios I guess…” Cole said. “Sorry for yelling at you guys.”
Picket wrapped his one arm around Coleden. “Your good Fow.”
Jo sat down on the opposite side of Picket and wrapped an arm around Cole as well.Â
“Yes Heyna?” Victor asked. He sounded tried, and he probably was, he had stayed up all night long.
“Have you got any sleep since yesterday?” Heyna asked.
“No, I need to prepare.” Victor responded, moving the top of a stack of papers and grabbing the three on the bottom. One of the papers slipped from Victor's hand onto the floor.
“Prepare for what?” Heyna asked, bending down to get the fallen paper for her father.
“Thank you Heyna.” Victor said, taking the papers and setting them down on his bunk. “I need to find the Kingston documents for Coleden.”
“But he doesn't need them until he becomes the Lord, unless my diamond forehead brother wants to have more work for no reason.” Heyna said.
“That is the thing, Heyna, he does need them now.” Victor said, opening his bedside table and pulling out his Lord medallion and setting it next to the other stuff on the bed.
“I don’t follow…” Heyna said.Â
“Coleden gets appointed next week, dear.” Victor said, reaching under his bunk and pulling out a large box.
“He does?” Heyna questioned.
“I'm old Heyna, I can't do this forever.” Victor responded, opening the box and pulling out a long cape.
“We have firstflower, it's not like you can die.”
“I still can't do this the rest of my life, heirs commonly get appointed before their fathers or mothers die.”
“I know.... I guess,” Heyna paused to think about her words for a moment. “I've just always known you has a lord, and Cole has my brother, it's just new I guess.” Heyna said, sitting down on Victor's bed next to the cape's box.
“Coleden is still your brother, Heyna, just now he comes equipped with a fancy title and hopefully some dad jokes!” Victor said smile widening.
“Oh haha.” Heyna said playfully. “I sure hope he doesn't, we got enough dad jokers around here.”
“There is only six.” Victor said.
“Six? I only got to five: Wilfred, Smalls, Neylen, You, Jo. Who's the sixth one?” Heyna asked.
“Picket.” Victor responded.
“Ohh.” Heyna hummed, watching as Victor carefully folded the cape up and set it down next to the medallion.
“What’s the cape for father?” Heyna asked.
“Oh, it's the cape I got from my own father when I became lord, and he got from his own, just a little something besides the medallion to pass down.” Victor said. “I won't survive much longer though.”
“Well I don't think Coleden wants kids so he might not even have anybody to pass it on to.” Heyna said.
Victor smiled. “I don't think it would survive Coleden to be honest…”Â
“Destructive Cole, must of pick-et that up from the fowlers.” Heyna joked.
Victor blinked. “Did you- did you just use Pickets name for a pun?”
“Yeah, was it bad?” Heyna questioned.
“No, I don't think so, just maybe don't say that one in front of Picket.” Victor laughed.
“Yeah! That buck will pop our heads even with one arm!” Heyna laughed as well.
“Haha! Yeah, probably got that from Helmer.” Victor said, sitting down next to his daughter.
“Cole and Jo probably picked some things up from Helmer too.” Heyna said.
“Jo has been wearing black more lately, and Coleden has been a bit more closed off.” Victor said.
“I wonder if he is okay.” Heyna said.
“I'm sure he is fine, he's been through tougher stuff.” Victor gave Heyna a side hug.
Both the rabbits stayed in silence for a while.
“So,” Heyna said after a moment. “Anything I can do to help with Cole’s appointment?”Â
“I have a few lists I need delivered to a few rabbits to help with the appointment.” Victor suggested.
“Sure, just hand me the lists and let me know who they go to please.” Heyna said.
Victor grabbed a small stack of letters from his side table. “Here, the names are on the letters.” Victor said. “I have to talk to Kingstons council to prepare for the ceremony.”Â
Heyna took the letters and read the top one, it was addressed to King Jupiter-Goodson.
“Alright father, I'll run these letters and you go talk to the council.
Victor leaned forward and kissed Heyna on the forehead. “Alright Heyna, thank you for your help.”Â
Heyna nodded and both rabbits exited the room to work on their tasks.
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Walking into the barracks that was given for them to rest in, Smalls looked around the room and saw Jo quickly shoving something into his bag.
“Hi- HI! Smalls!” Jo pulled his satchel over his head and held it close to him. “Ready to leave your Highness?!”
“We are alone Jo, I’m just Smalls right now remember?” Smalls said.
“YES! Right! You are so correct your High– SMALLS! YOU ARE CORRECT SMALLS.” Jo spuddered out.
Smalls tilled his head to the side a bit. “Are you alright?”
“YES! FINE! NEVER BEEN BETTER! OKAY NOW LETS GO.” Jo scrambled past Smalls and rushed out the door.
Smalls looked at the door with curiosity before turning towards the other Bracers.
“Did something happen between us?) Smalls asked.
“Um, no your highness..” Nate Flynn said, grabbing his pack and slinging it over his shoulder.
Owen and Studge grabbed their packs as well. “I'm sure it's fine, your highness.” Owen said.
“Yes, let's get going.” Studge said.
Smalls just nodded, he looked over at Wilfred, Wilfred just shrugged. Then the group all left to follow Jo back home.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Jo ran into the warren he was currently staying in, he saw Picket and Helmer talking amongst themselves. Jo ran up to them.
“Hi Picket!” Jo said, walking up to the two. “How'd the mission go?”
“It went okay, you still have the Green Ember?” Picket asked.
“Why does Jo have the Green Ember?” Helmer asked.
“He asked me to watch it because your mission was dangerous.” Jo said.
“And so you went on a mission yourself?” Helmer asked.
“It wasn’t that dangerous!” Jo responded. "And I didn't really have a choice..."
“Well do you have it?” Picket asked.
“Yes, I do.” Jo reached into his satchel, pulled out the coin purse and handed it to Picket.
Picket opened the coin purse and took out the gem, just as he was about to place it into his sword hilt, “Jo!” Said the voice of Smalls.
“You ran off, and you didn't wait for the group, did something happen?” Smalls asked.
“N-no, Everything is fine! Sorry for running off..” Jo said.
“It's alright, anyway, Picket? Can I have the Green Ember back?” Smalls asked.
“Yeah, here you go.” Picket handed the gem back over. Smalls took the gem and checked it over.
“Excellent condition, doesn't seem to be broken.” Smalls said to Picket.
“Well It's not like I would not be so careless with your heir ruling stone.” Picket responded.
“So you gave it to Jo?” Helmer interrupted.
“Wait Jo had it?” Smalls asked.
“Well, I didn't want to take it on our super dangerous mission with us!” Picket defended.
“So Jo had it at Skyrock?” Smalls asked, turning to Jo.
“Heh…. Yeah…” Jo said, grabbing his arm nervously.
“Well, I guess it wasn't too dangerous at Skyrock…” Smalls said. “Well, thanks for watching it for me, you two.” Jo wiped at his brow.
“Of course, anytime!” Jo said.
“Whatever you need your Highness.” Picket responded, then Picket and Helmer began to walk off to presumably train.
Jo watched as Smalls began to walk off, he started to lift the gem to place it over his head, but then Smalls noticed something and turned back around to face Jo.
“Shanks?” Smalls asked.
Jo's eyes widened slightly. “Y-yes?”
“Why is the chain from the necklace you bought on the Green Ember?” Smalls inquired.
“Uhhh, its not– um…. H– how did you know?” Jo asked.
“The shade of gold is slightly lighter, why did you swap the chain?” Smalls didn't seem upset, so Jo felt safe to tell Smalls.
“Um, it… broke?” Jo said softly.
Smalls's expression blanked. “Picket?” Smalls called out.
The gold rabbit in the distance turned around. “Yes, your highness?” Picket asked.
“Never trust Jo with the gem again.” The expressionless face on Smalls scared Jo more than if he started screaming.
“O-kay?” Picket said, then he slowly backed up to catch up with his master, who didn't stop walking.
Jo was about to explain but Wilfred walked in at that moment.
“Smalls? We need to go over some paperwork.”
“Coming Wilfred.” Smalls stared at Jo for a moment longer, before backing up and following Wilfred.
Jo's shoulders relaxed.
“You good?” Studge asked, walking up.
“When did you get here?” Jo asked.
“We just showed up.” Owen said, joining Studge's side.
“Did Smalls find out?” Nate asked Jo.
“-yeah…” Jo sighed.
“Are you getting in trouble?” Studge asked.
“I don't know.” Jo responded.
“Wanna go to the mess?” Owen asked.
“Sure..” Jo said.
“You seem tired.” Nate said.
“That is because I am Nate.” Jo said.
“Well, let's get you some food.” Nate placed his shoulder around Jo's and and led him away. Studge and Owen followed.
“Finally! Some good food!” Studge said.
“Wasn't all food good food Studge?” Owen asked.
Studge just rolled his eyes, then laughed. “Not at Skyrock!”
“I'll send you back to Skyrock if you ever roll your eyes at me again!” Owen said.
“You two stop fighting back there.” Nate called over his shoulder.
Jo smiled as the rest of the Bracers began arguing. “Never change you three.” Jo thought.
I saw someone else make Dagglers fur white to be the opposite of Helmer's black fur, and I liked it so I made Daggler white. (Also made Helmer have lavender purple for his eye color and Daggler has lime green which is the opposite on the color wheel.)
(I was also going to make Dagglers outfit white but the books says its black so I stuck with that.)
Wandering the hallways of Skyrock Citadel, the four Bracers looked through hallway after hallway, looking in door after door.
“Is there really no market here? How do they buy and sell things? Door to door?” Owen asked the group.
“Its possible that they don’t have things to sell.” Nate responded.
“What about clothing?” Jo asked.
Nate thought for a moment. “Or it could be like a different citadel I went to once, they had markets on scheduled days.”
“Then what happens if you need something before the market day?” Studge asked.
“I guess you're outta luck.” Nate said. “Or you go to the person who makes what you want and ask.”
“That's so inefficient tho!” Jo wailed.
"I don't control the markets Jo." Nate said.
“Let's ask a local.” Owen suggested while approaching a young mother with two children.
“Excuse me ma’am?” Owen asked the doe.
The doe turned to face Owen grabbing the hands of her little ones.
“O-Oh H-Hi sir! Uh.. Do-Do you need something?” Owen noted the doe looked scared.
“Just a question, I'm not from around here.” Owen said.
“O-okay, um, w-what is it?”
“Do you know anywhere we can find chains for necklaces?” Owen asked.
The doe pondered for a moment. “Oh w-well, the m-markets usually have vendors selling full necklaces, n-not sure w-where one could find just the chain.” The doe seemed to calm down a bit,
” Maybe she thought I was a threat?” Owen thought. “Thank you for the assistance ma’am, but I haven’t see a market around here, do you know where that is?” Owen asked.
“Oh! Y-you really are new.” the doe said, she nodded to her left. “They usually have it in the courtyard.”
“Thank you ma’am, travel safe.” Owen did a small nod and walked back over to the other Bracers.
“Dang Owen, that doe seemed afraid of you.” Jo commented.Â
“Yeah! And then, the more you talked to her, she seemed to calm down!!” Sduge added.
“Maybe I just give off a friendly vibe.” Owen said. “Anyways, I figured out why we can’t find the market, we haven't looked outside, it's in a courtyard that way.
“Oh thank goodness they have a market.” Nate said. “Jo, the things I help you get away with.”
“Hey! You said it yourself! You’d get in trouble too!” Jo snapped back.
“I don’t think he would have.” Studge said. “The Prince isn’t really mean.”
“He wouldn't have gotten in trouble if he didn't join this goose chase. Now, since we helped hide it, we’ll probably get in trouble if we told the Prince.” Owen said.
“Well, thanks for not reporting me!” Jo said.
“Never again.” Nate muttered under his breath.Â
The Brachers set off and wandered through more hallways. They had to stop and ask the locals once or twice for more directions, but the group eventually made it to the courtyard.
Stepping outside, Jo was surprised at how large it was, sure, it was a market, but it was bigger than expected.
“Great! Now we just need to find a necklace stand.” Jo said.
“Or a jewelry stand.” Nate said.
The Bracers looked around for a bit before Jo spotted a stand. “Oh look guys! That sign says jewelry!” The rest of the group looked in the direction of where Jo was pointing.
“Great, let's go over there, Jo? You have the gem?” Nate asked.
“Yep! Jo reached into his satchel and pulled out the coin purse, he didn’t take out the gem, the market didn’t need to start thinking Jo was the heir. (Or try and steal it.)
Walking up to the stand Jo caught the attention of the vendor.Â
“Hello! I was wondering if you had any necklaces with gold chains?” Jo asked.
The vendor smiled. “Finally! Somebunny wants to buy one of the gold ones! We’ve been waiting all week for this!” The vendor gestured to a small group of golden necklaces with different color jewels and different kinds of pendants on them. Jo looked them over.Â
“How much is the cheapest one?” Jo asked.
“You want the cheapest? I know people wanna save money but shouldn't you consider the person you are getting it for?” The vendor asked.
“Oh, it's actually for me, I want a little something gold but don’t wanna spend too much money on it.”
The vendor nodded. “Understandable, well this one is just 50 coins.” The necklace that the vendor pointed to was a stunning blue jeweled necklace with a long gold chain.
“Oh, um, let me look in my bag.” Jo began rummaging through his satchel but he only had 10 coins, Jo looked at the other Bracers. “Uh, you guys got 40 coins?”
The other Bracers began looking through their pockets and bags.Â
“I got 5.” Owen said.
“I know I have 50, but I left it at home.” Studge said.
“Why would you leave it if you knew we would have to buy a gold chain?” Owen asked.
“It didn’t cross my mind!” Studge said.
Nate sighed at the augment. “I have 10.” Nate told Jo.
“Thats not enough!” Jo looked at the vendor. “Would you take 25?” Jo dumbly asked.
“I get being broke, but no.” The vendor said. “Maybe you should wait to buy some jewlry if you can’t even afford it yourself.Â
“Yeah, stupid question.” Jo responded, then said “You trade?”
“Depends on what ya got?”Â
“What are you looking for?”
“A good quality cloak, or some apples would be a fair trade i’d say.” The vendor said.
“I don’t have any apples, and my cloak is full of holes.” Jo responded.Â
“Guess your outta luck, buck.” The vendor said. Just as they said it though, 60 coins were placed down on the counter.Â
Jo looked over to see who it was and his face paled.
“Can we get a bag for my friend's necklace please? Smalls asked. "The rest is a tip."
The vendor looked a bit shocked for a moment. “Uh, sure? How's a little kid like you have so much money?”Â
“I’m an adult actually, I was just born small.” Smalls said.
“Okay then, I’ll get that packaged up for ya.” As the vendor tuned to do that, Smalls faced Jo.
“To make sure I don’t accidentally spoil the gift.” Smalls said, taking the bag from the vendor and handing it to Jo. Jo stared at the bag dumbly before grabbing Nate's hand and running off.
“SORRY GOTTA GO!” Jo said to the prince, Owen and Studge followed quickly after.
“O-kay?” Smalls said confused.Â
“What was that about?” Wilfred asked, walking up to Smalls with several bags.
“I don’t know.” Smalls said softly, while looking in the direction the Bracers ran off to.
“I’m sure it wasn’t anything bad.” Wilfred said. “Now let's go back to our room to pack up.”
“Yes, I really don’t wanna be here anymore, Lord Mandroth is annoying.” Smalls said before the two began walking back to the rooms.
