Silva
The masked man would chuckle just a little at the words of Silva. His voice held warmth and depth of charred maple. "Kekeke it doesn't seem he wishes to be buying what you're selling. I think it's better you probably head on." he would say to the strange woman. The masked figure didn't like how she carried herself, the crow that hopped around had piercing eyes far too sinister for something of his taste. So she would leave, fading into the crowd to wait until another just so happened to be stopped amongst our path.
"I'd agree with you, life throws stones in our path's for many a reason. When we choose to let these obstacles stop us, sometimes a new road on our journey is revealed, and seldom do people find their way down them." It was a bit cryptic, but he was here to see what stones, what fate's would cross his own. A great meeting of people, of various nations and paths in a grand a bizzare. It was rare for such a moment to come, it was in those hidden gems that fate's treasure's would hide. He was blessed on his own path, he had come to share it with those that he could.
"Sorry, how rude of me I forget to introduce myself, my name is Illerio' he spoke, a subtle kindness but strength in his tone. He wasn't nearly as physically imposing as the herculean Silva, but something about him radiated a force that was quite ominous.
Zion
Their interaction had only brought unwanted eyes, or so the golem had thought. People gave sharp side eyes, wondering how this confrontation might play out. The magic life form craved conflicts by no means, but each moment spent talking meant the clock was racing closer and closer to running out. It was best for politeness sake, and to move on to just apologize. "You're right, it is only fair I offer the both of you an apology. I did not wish to hold either of you up, or to interupt your shopping experience but I must get going. I wish you both a good day."
He would try to move on, but he wouldn't have that luxury anymore. "Where do you think you're going, wares don't have rights to wander. Lets get you back to your podium." A voice of a man who snorted and smoked a bit too much. He showed his face, a portly man barely over a meter tall with a thick ginger beard and balding head waddled forward. With a cigar in one hand he would roughly shout out at the knight and the puppet. "I'd like you both to step away from my property, I have a sale to make and I can't have gawkers, or sticky fingers all over him".
The golem went to turn around, to try and run back from where he came, they must have circled around to cut off his path. Before he could, Ariana decided to share a piece of her mind. "It seems to me that he wishes to shop himself, besides from how he's acting I don't think I can trust him to go with you." Her hand rested on her sword, and it was clear the young lady wasn't the only one willing to resort to fighting if displeased. The sniveling swine of a buisnessman would snap his fingers, a group of 4 thugs would surround the trio. If they wouldn't give up the magical construct then, he would take it back.
Shishi/Hyperion
"Of course, I expect an prospective client to just be a little curious. The price is rather simple, you may only have the product if you choose to use it on an individual. I would ask for you to use on your self, but for I see or I have reason to believe that this vial will not work on you." The pinecone man spoke, showing a small glass vile with gold caps on both sides. Inside it was a strange sanguine liquid. It was shimmering in the light.
It radiated almost in the sunlight. It was more than just something to buy, it was a seed to sow chaos or to grant a great boon. "I do not know if you have ever attended one of these fine auctions, but this is a remenant or should I say this years specialty. There have been said to be strange experiments, people who had come here to change who they are. Well this is one of those, it is said that this one will turn one to stone, but still you remain alive, infact even more virile. Though I do suppose. It is only a catalyst for change, there's a bit more at play. If you do make use of it, if you do wish to take my gift I ask whoever your share this with you bring to the tent near the center of the market, it should have a carving of a candle with a star for it's flame."
The creatue that spoke to him was making bold claims. It wasn't strange for such claims to be made, for false elixers to be sold. But if this was a scam, was it a grift? Was it an attempt to mug him and some poor unfortunate soul that he picked up. For the slaver he had the choice of that gamble, of that trust. Either way, if he took it or not the mysterious pinecone would need to venture onward. It would give Hyperion the chance to keep browsing as well, or even to buy.