i-darkstar-x asked:
techno-dragon answered:
Maud: Nope… I didn’t say that right…
Maud: Sure!
*She started walking to the pet store, following his directions.*
"Thank you." Meemya said, directing her to a venue near the airport. Inside was various pet things. Birdcages, chew toys, scratch posts… And let carriers. The mid-aged pony at the counter waved to them, and said, "Hello! Welcome, how can I assist you?"
Maud: Hello! I’m looking for a carrier for my pet snake here… how much are they?
The pony smiled and led her to one side of the store, which showcased various pet carriers of all shapes and sizes. He lifted up one pentagonal one, and said, “This I believe is adequately sized, and it’s only 29 bits.” ((Assuming bits are equal to American dollars in value.))
Maud: Ah shoot… umm is there a place where I can exchange my money into bits? Do you exchange here?
"What currency do you have? Drakles?" He asked. (Those are the dragons’ currency, which is why he suggested it, equal to 1.725 bits.)
Maud: Uhhh these!
*A sphere from her tail flies over to her and lands in her palm. It transforms into pieces of amethyst; she has about eleven.*
Maud: I have more if this isn’t enough.
The pony stares at them for a second, and nods. “Two of these are enough, miss.” He said, smiling and picking out two of the more even pieces and holding the remaining nine out to her.
*She looks at them for a second, perhaps counting…*
Maud: Thank you.
*She takes the remaining pieces and they change back into a sphere, flying back to her tail.*
"Wait here, I’ll go get the change." He said, walking back to the counter and taking 6 bits out, which he gave to her when he returned.
Maud: Thank you!
*The sphere came back and took the bits with it.*
Maud: May I have the case please? Also the receipt?
The pony nodded, handing her the case, then quickly trotting to retrieve the receipt, which he gave to her as well.
Maud: Thank you! Have a nice day!
*She started walking out, taking the receipt and the carry case with her.*
Meemya looked down at the case, curious. “Wow, it’s really well made.” He said, noticing the subtle ridges of metal cross beams in the hardened plastic.
