Even at a casual stride, the weight of Sienna's boots struck the path so hard it nearly cracked. Guy shoved his hands into his pockets, eyes staring at the back of his sister's head. As usual, she insisted on walking ahead of him. "Oi... Wouldn't you find it easier to move with lighter armor? Isn't that ridiculous to you?" "No." The man blinked. He would've thought by now that he'd realize she'll never actually answer a question properly. With a groan, he just shrugged and walked behind her. He'd known the woman in some form for five decades, yet she remained such an enigma that it almost bothered him. Almost. "That merchant you were seeking is up ahead," she pointed at the poor Business Scrub with her glaive, only to have the poor creature yelp with fright and hide under ground. Guy facepalmed. ... After a thorough but uninspired discussion, Guy managed to convince the Scrub that Sienna wasn't going to kill, maim, or rob him--so long as he gave a fair price on one of the famous Adventure Pouches in his inventory. Even then, it became apparent that this one was a proud member of the Business Scrub Association. Even when his life was threatened on the outskirts of town, he still demanded a profitable price of "Forty rupees!!" Sienna crossed her arms, impatient with the fact that her brother hadn't just beaten the thing to a pump and taken a pouch already. The Business Scrub seemed to pick up on the cue, though in reality he took it as more of a threat. Without a word, he quickly snatched four yellow rupees from his customer's hand and disappeared underground. "...Oi," Guy sighed. A few seconds later, an Adventure Pouch popped out of the dirt at Guy's feet. Already dirty. Just the way he liked it. "I'll have to get this sewn into my belt once we get to Impa," he commented, clutching the magical sack tightly. He couldn't wait to test it out. Sienna was already advancing along the path. Her voice dropped words callously, "You bought a magical trinket to store more magical trinkets. Isn't that ridiculous to you?" "Nope!" Guy Denzrita spent 40 rupees to purchase an Adventure Pouch.
