The box was simply full of small notes, something he considered a local store owner to put in their shop for him at the exchange of fixing a faulty lighting lacrima. It came with a small little note that advertised a "Skilled Lacrima Technician" that would do work in Era. All that was required was what he was fixing and their address. Still, Tian had gotten a little bit tired of fixing the most basic stuff. He had done that enough already back in Sin - he wanted to move onto more complex things now that he was an independent worker.
"No, not that one," adding to the pile of trash, Tian moved onto the next note "aaand no to that one too. Last one.." Tian sighed, reaching the last of the notes in the box. He hoped this one was at least decent...
Reading it, Tian noticed that the best one came for last. It was a request to repair a faulty game console. Tian's eyes lit up. Those things were like, super advanced! He was certainly up to the challenge of fixing one of those. Even just thinking about it made him feel nice. Plus, who knew, maybe this client would go on and recommend Tian to their friends. That would be a pretty good upstart, right?
Well, it was still pretty early in the evening. If Tian ran, he could probably make it there just before the time where it would be considered "creepy" to arrive at someone's place as a repairman, right? Locking the door of his hotel room hastily, he rushed to the address provided on the paper. The evening wind of the approaching fall would slow him down a little bit, but this opportunity was too good to pass up. After all, he had been bored for quite a while since he had got in Fiore. While he tried to convince himself this was all for money, Tian knew it wasn't the real reason. If he just wanted money he would've taken the easy jobs. He wanted to do something much more fulfilling.
Panting, Tian caught his breath in front of the address given to him. "Okay... here goes." finishing up with his preparations, Tian straightened his toque and hoodie, made sure his jeans were on right, checked his shoelaces and knocked on the door, calling out to whoever was inside - should they be in there at all. "Hey, I heard you need some help with a game console?" Tian knew that he could sometimes be a little bit too rude or hurtfully truthful to people, so he cleared his throat and reminded himself to be on his best behavior. "I had gotten a note about it, and I think I can fix it for you!"