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The door was slammed gently as the shaman had walked out of his home. The moment he did so, a cold breeze hit his face and symbolized the weather that was ahead of him. Due to the cold that was coming, there would be a huge market further down the roads of Magnolia Town, so instead of checking if the herb shop was open every single time, Mura got the brilliant idea that he could just pay the market a visit and see if he could restore his supplies. Both Kyuken and Zirconis accompanied him, but he asked little Mai to stay home with Alex and await his return. They were going to have a big meal, and thus a merry anticipation was built up.

The market was larger than he expected. Already having walked a dozen feet into the area, and he suddenly found himself surrounded with all kinds of greens, fruits and ingredients. He was lost, but then again, it served the sellers to be so apparent at every corner of his sight. The crowds, though, balanced the stuffed view of fruits and covered most of his sight as well, in which he joyfully smiled. It was quite lively today, overall.

“Hey, Mura!” one of the sellers shouted up to the shaman, thus making the mentioned turn his head around in curiosity, “Haven’t seen you in a while, eh? Come and take a look at my cabbages; less than twenty-four hours away from the dirt that they were pulled up from!” His face brightened up by the announcement, but another voice cut in and demanded the Fairy Tail Mage’s attention: “Forget the cabbages! Come and have a free taste of my grapes; not even Joya can produce such juicy gold nuggets!” A few other voices began demanding that people came and bought their products and food, but by that time, a Mura had already arrived at each store whilst the real one yet stood at his previous position.

“Talk about indecisiveness,” the dragon ghost commented by the choice that Mura had taken. However, the Onmyōji had already set his focus at a sudden figure that dashed around like a happy child. She stood out from the rest of the crowd with her lively movements, and… she appeared oddly familiar. Something in the back of his mind prompted him to clarify his thoughts, in which Mura had quickly caught up beside her as he soared above the ground, casually phasing through people as he tried to speak to her:

“Is it your first time here?”