Mingling at the Bazaar

[cityship]

Next to the Mall Hotel, a large bazaar sprawled out through the streets. Food stalls, jewelery stalls, plastic surgery stalls...might want to stay away from that last one. But since the bizaar was close by, it served as a good place for the crew to meet up and start their exploration of XaXing.

[[ooc: This is just a general mingling post guys, so jump in and start threads, tag into other people's, whatever you want!]]

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[windyellow]

Dustin was a bit amazed at what he saw shopwise: shops selling clothes, food, weapons, almost anything he could imagine. "I wonder if they sell motorbikes here... Probably not." He was so intently looking over the shops, he didn't notice a certain pink-haired ninja as he accidently bumped into her.

[encourage]

Sakura turned to look at whoever had run into her, one hand up to steady them in case it was an indication of a partly completed fall. If it served to keep distance between them and otherwise leave her other hand free in case of need...

"Hey," she said, furrowing her brow. "Be careful!" She tempered her more irritable first response a moment later, briefly looking him over for any obvious signs of distress. "It's important to watch where you're gong in a crowd this thick."

[windyellow]

"Oh, sorry." Dustin apologized sincerely. The last thing he wanted was to make trouble for a stranger. "I'm just not used to a whole planet focused on shopping. Hard to keep track of everything."

[encourage]

Sakura tamped down on the rest of her irritation, considering she was in a similar situation. "I understand the feeling," she admitted, offering a small smile as she looked over what part of the crowd (and stalls) she could see. "It's overwhelming when you try taking it in all at once."

At least parts of it echoed the feeling of much, much smaller markets from home. "It doesn't help that things don't look exactly organized, from what I can tell. People used to this planet seem to understand the logic of where things are." She shrugged her shoulders, turning the motion into a small roll. "Which might explain part of why there are so many overeager guides 'willing' to show you around."