He was more than happy to assist the smith with his jobs knowing that while the job that he requested of him would be hard he would be well compensated for his work. In any event however he would be bringing his staff a custom that he would do not matter the situation. If he didn’t need it he would just put it aside, if the chance of it being stolen became apparent he would cast some summons to protect.
Before he could start working for the smith, Kon would first have to prepare himself for the daily activities by first having a quick shower albeit with some slight hesitation ever apparent from his change in race, before giving himself a close shave with a straight razor wearing nothing save for his towel. Eventually having removed the hair from his face, he donned his clothes and headband. Finally he wrapped his right hand and forearm in thick, white bandage, with the remaining portions being tucked into itself tightly.
Leaving his temporary residences without breakfast, he nabbed up his staff and had his Zebstrika companion, Sparky follow after him with a gentle tap. “Come boy, follow me.” Leading him to the smith, he looked upwards to find that a light drizzle was starting to fall from a cloudless sky. “Odd.” he thought to himself, though overlooked it. The Smithy was relatively close to the inn where Kon was staying meaning that there was little to no rush for him to get there. As usual on a day like this the doors for the building were left open to allow for proper air circulation to pass through it.
Wanting to reveal his presence to the hard working smith who was bent over working away at a block of heated metal he tapped his staff against one of the doors. “Barras, you wanted me?” He shouted at the worker repetitively with him being unable to hear. Finally to truly get his attention with the man still hammering away he entered the room and tap him directly on the shoulder. Alerted by his presence, Barras clutched onto his hammer slightly harder before turning towards him, as he did realising it was Kon, he placed it down casually. Removing some pads from his ears, he commented to him. “I can’t hear you with these in, you know.”
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