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It took Liandra three days to visit the drow merchant. She first had to muster the courage to talk to Ophelia, and tell her of her decision. Ophelia was heartbroken, but accepted the princess decision.

Anita offered to go with the princess, but Liandra refused it. She felt ashamed, and though it best if she did it all by herself.

Liandra went late afternoon, when the market was busiest and no one would notice a hooded woman. She felt like she was being followed, but couldn't distinguish anyone tailing her among the crowd of unfamiliar faces.

The store was dark, she slid inside and closed the door after her. "Hello? is there anyone in here?" she called, but didn't get any answer.

Liandra decided to wait, tho it was much more enervating than she had imagined. She took a seat, but couldn't stay idle for long. She started to pace around the shop, just to busy her mind, she started to look over the many wares displayed in the shop.

She couldn't divine the use of most items, they were finely crafted, jewels that glimmered with wonderful light and weapons that shone ****, potions with weird colored items and idols of various gods and goddess. One of the potions should be the one she was looking for.

Unlike the other magical items, these Liandra could have an idea. They were labelled with flourished Luxian writing, and many had very descriptive names. "Potion of Healing" she saw often. "Potion of water-breathing". "Potion of the Werewolf"

The princess continued to read all the displayed bottles, and in the end was pretty sure it would either be the "Elixir of Purity" or "The Oinment of second chance". The drow merchant was truly taking a long time, maybe she wouldn't be coming back today? but the idea of having to come back here... Maybe the princess could leave a token payment behind, and then agree to make up the difference. Maybe it would be better than...