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It was a mutual decision that Rein and Ed would be passing customers back and forth between each other. Everyone liked clothing and people liked trinkets being made right? As thus being said, they had put up banners and a nice post with "Atelier Elric" <--- and "Stormwind Clothiers" ---> scribbled on it in fancy Crannagan script. Perfectly legible by anyone who knew at least English.

It was here both were getting ready for receiving customers and it was hoping that they would come and use their businesses wisely.

(ooc: easy enough. Put either Ed or Rein in the subject line so I know who you want, and they'll get something created for you, either it be trinkets/small items/etc or clothing. Both have cookies so drop on by. Repeat customers are certainly welcome.

PS: I am feeling much better this morning.)

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Rein giggled. "Come on out so I can see~" she singsonged as she waited expectantly for her to emerge looking good. Rein readied a camera. She loved this part of the fitting process.

Hoshi came out, posing in her clothes as if she was being pictured for an upcoming beyblading match. She didn't mind being photographed at all, since it was required for her sport.

Click. Rein added that to the database as she grinned widely. "You look great. And I'm glad to have met you Hoshi~ If there's anything else I can do, just ask."

"Only due to your help!" Hoshi chimed with a happy grin of her own.

"Well, when do you wanna meet up next so that we can do the barrier jacket stuff?"

"Hehe, well I'll do my studies in on it first and I'd say, half a week? We can meet in a couple of days and I'll go over the owners manual so to speak." suggested Rein.

"As for showing some of the jackets, well, here." And Rein brought up several screens that displayed many of the known jackets from Nanoha to Caro. "Each one of these are tailored to be unique to the person's needs and wants."

"Half a week sounds good to me," replied Hoshi. "I can't wait."

Her eyes gazed over to the screens to see the different jackets that people had. Then, she thought to her needs and wants when she was beyblading.

"What would be good for speed, endurance, and strength, Rein?"

"A front attacker type of jacket then," said Rein as she swept her hand and moved the screens out to reveal the jackets of Signum, Erio and Subaru. "I left out Fate-san because hers focuses completely on speed, while Signum's is a full power damage type. However something similar to Erio and Subaru's would be more fitting for you then."

"Of course the look of the jacket is completely up to you," added Rein. "Lest you think that it comes in a preprogrammed state."

"I could see myself wearing jackets like these, Rein," Hoshi replied thoughtfully. This whole thing was exciting to her and it was like she was walking into a candy store again.

"I'll take care of designing the jacket." After all, Hoshi wore the symbol of her team on her back with pride.

"Sounds good," said Rein. "I'll work on crafting the device. Make no mistake however that learning basic spells from a good teacher is helpful too. I can help with that since I know some of the other teachers are swamped."

Hoshi nodded at what Rein was saying, making mental notes here and there so that she would be able to remember them for later.

"All right. And, when you want someone to move stuff around here, I'm your girl."

"Sounds perfect," said Rein with a nod. "I'll make sure to let you know when we're ready to get started. In the meantime, wear you clothing proudly for me, kay?"

"Okay. And, you can count on me for that. Thank you, again."

To show her appreciation, she went to hug Rein warmly.

A hug! It was the perfect thing as a reward. Rein really liked hugs and she hugged Hoshi back happily.

"Any time," giggled Rein. Aaaah hugs, pure bliss~

Hoshi giggled, continuing to hug her before she broke away after a few moments.

"I'll stay in touch with you, Rein. Now, it's time to be a walking billboard for your awesome clothing making skills!"

"Same. And oh, if you're looking for smaller things, go ask Ed. He's on the other side of the square," she said, pointing to Ed who was dealing with one of his own customers, a short red headed boy who received a parcel before flying off. "Oh and there goes Negi. Must have visited Ed for more wands."

"That's precisely what I was looking for. Beyblade parts probably aren't too common on this ship," commented Hoshi while she was walking out.

"Oh, hey. I know Negi. Well, I'll see you around, Rein."

She went to walk over to Ed's shop, Seraphiel jumping off of his perch to fly right at her side.

Ed looked up and nodded. "Hey," he greeted. "Welcome to Atelier Elric. Come to get something transmuted?"

She looked like a newcomer to him, which suited him just fine. Rein probably worked out a price for the clothing in her own subtle way since she was wearing them, so he figured that she would be one of her unwitting models.

The little pocket girl was nefarious in that way.

"Hello!" Hoshi replied while waving her hand. She definitely felt more relaxed and comfortable in her own clothes than the plant suit she was given.

"Transmuted?" she asked, tilting her head to the side a bit.

"This is an alchemy workshop," explained Ed as he held the door open for her to step into, the inside a well kept workshop with various little things here and there with a large pot in the corner sitting on a clean fireplace, and a well slept on couch. "I make stuff by turning one thing into another."

"The science of turning metal into gold?" Hoshi questioned while she stepped in. Seraphiel decided to stay on her shoulder before he went to perch himself on the windowsill.

Though, if he could make stuff from turning one thing into another...

She went to take her beyblade out, examining it just a bit, turning her top in her hands slightly.

"Amidst other things," said Ed, moving towards the table he used and placing a small chunk of metal scavenged from the wreckage of various battles inflicted upon Stacy's city area. Clapping his hands, blue light erupted from the contact point until a small statue stood there, a little tiny gargoyle with outstretched wings.

"Alchemy is the science of understanding, breaking down and reconstructing matter. Usually done by equivalent exchange because to gain something, something of equal value must be lost. Such as the chunk of metal was once just a chunk, but reformed into a statuette."

Ed grinned a little as he added, "I make things, for a price. But it's simple things such as "deliver this" or "fetch that" for me. If you're interested, I'll get something started up for you. What's your fancy?"

Having come from a world where things like the gargoyle that stood before her were manufactured in plants or by sculptors, just to name a couple of places that those could be made in, the sight was spectacular. She could barely believe it.

"I see..." she said, still in astonishment. She quickly shook her head and regained the smile she usually was seen wearing on her face.

"I can be a delivery girl no sweat. I'm kinda doing that for Rein right about now," said Hoshi with a smile. "But, I was wondering. Would you be able to make more parts for my beyblade? I can tell you what exactly goes into it if it helps."

"Heh, she got you doing that too huh?" said Ed with a light grin. "Rein's pretty good at asking for favors. Helps she's so cute no one says no."

He nodded. "Do you have diagrams or something? I'll need to look them over, or bar that, look at each one piece by piece to get an idea of what I'm working on."

"I volunteered, actually," Hoshi responded with the same grin. "I just felt like for all the work she's done for me should be repaid somehow."

Diagrams... Normally, that was right on a computer of some sort, but...

"I can tell you the anatomy of my beyblade," she said as she disassembled her beyblade, putting down the bit chip, followed by the attack ring, weight ring, and then the blade base. Inside, she had her engine gear and then everything else that went inside of her beyblade.

She held up each individual piece in her fingers. "This is the bit chip," she said, holding up the rectangular like object where Seraphiel's picture stood. After that, she put it down and picked up the attack ring.

"And, then this is an attack ring, which determines the blade's impact against my opponent and this is normally the first part that hits my opponent's blade in battle," she said, setting her attack ring down.

After explaining those two parts, she picked up the blade base, which was the biggest part of her beyblade. It rested in her palm just so. "And this is the blade base. It's in charge of how my beyblade spins and the movement pattern associated with it. The tip--" she turned it over to show the small tip that was at the bottom of it. "--is attached to the base."

She placed it down and took the engine gear in her fingers. "And this part is an engine gear. It's replaced the spin gear, which normally determines the direction of the beyblade's rotation. It can spin either clockwise or counterclockwise. A spin gear also holds down the attack ring in battle so that it doesn't fall off, however the engine gear replaces that function."

And, then, she went on to say anything else about the rest of how her beyblade worked and operated. Then, she cleared her throat and took in a breath. "I was looking to upgrade to a Heavy Metal System, but that can come down the line later."

"I see. Looks simple enough. And it's customizable too. I take it it's not just a normal top either," said Ed. Tops, magic, technology, what next?

"I'll do what I can. For the price of this, I'll have to ask you to get the notes from the library so I can build that heavy metal system of yours as well as spare parts for your beyblade. The amount of research on both ends plus building time should cover the equivalent cost. Does that help?" said Ed, ticking off what he needed to be done. "And of course, perfecting time too, but I can shave that off on good will."

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