Once the ball passed through the last pipe, the smith grabbed it from the air and stasred into it. After a moment, het set the ball back at the start and pull out three engraves stone sheets with the materials listed on them. "You can choose any material axept gold and platnium, and any gem but diamonds and rubies," he said, placing small pieces of black chalk over the restricted materials.

"Is silver a restricted material?" she asked, wanting to make sure.

"It would be if you had taken longer," he said, taking out a second set of pipes and placing the first set under the counter, "Just tell me what you want and all the details, and I'll have it done for you as soon as I can finish it."

"What about a silver necklace with an aquamarine crystal in the center?" she asked.

"Any specific design or added details? You're free to add as much to it so long as you stick to the non restricted materials," he said, writting down what Goldenscale wanted, "Just as Mayumi there is a master alchemist, I'm a master smith. You can make it as complicated as you wish."

"Can you make fire designs next the crystal ?" she asked.

"Yes I can. Would you want them to be engraved into the metal or a piece of another material planted there," he askded.

"Another material please.  I think that should be iron." she said with a smile.

"Alright, any other details," he asked, writting down something  illegible.

"Would you want any names engraved  anywhere on it, or is this jusr for yourself," he asked, folding the piece of paper he was wrighting on and putting it in a pocket on his apron.

"Put Mayumi's name on it." she said.

"Very well, I'll have it done by this afternoon," he said, taking out his hammer and some samples of solid silver, "I'll send someone to get you when it's finished."

"I see you've met the local smith. he's definitely a mind over matter kind of person. Looks like he's still making mind resonance crystals aswell," Mayumi said, catching up to Goldenscale at the smith's booth, "By the looks of it, the booths are starting to get filled. The festival has officially began."