Uasal
The Swiftest Shot In The West
Eliza turned with a delighted smile as Aedrianna approached, her eyes sparkling with curiosity and charm. "Why, thank you!" she exclaimed, gracefully twirling to show off the intricate details of her dress. "This ensemble is one of my favorites. The craftsmanship is simply exquisite, don’t you think? The tailor truly outdid themselves."
Her gaze shifted to Aedrianna’s attire, and she returned the compliment warmly. “I must say, your dress is equally lovely. It suits you perfectly.”
As Aedrianna presented the vibrant blue pigment dye, Eliza’s interest piqued. She accepted the small jar, holding it up to the light to examine the contents closely. “How fascinating,” she murmured, her tone one of genuine intrigue. She swirled the powder gently within the jar, appreciating the deep blue hue that sparkled in the sunlight.
Eliza stepped closer to Aedrianna, her eyes narrowing slightly as she inspected the girl's pink and blue dyed hair. “Your hair looks absolutely stunning,” she said, her voice filled with admiration. “I can see the vibrancy and the quality of the dye. It’s quite impressive.”
She returned her gaze to the jar of blue pigment in her hand, turning it over thoughtfully. “I’ve always enjoyed experimenting with new styles” she admitted, a playful smile tugging at her lips. “This blue would indeed bring out my eyes, wouldn’t it?”
Eliza looked back at Aedrianna, her excitement palpable. “Tell me more about this dye. How long does it typically last? And do you have any other colors available? I might be interested in purchasing a few, not just for myself but perhaps as gifts. This could be a delightful addition to my collection.”
With her keen interest evident, Eliza’s eyes shone with the promise of a new venture. She was always on the lookout for unique items and experiences, and this dye seemed to offer just that. But, what really interested Eliza about the dye was not how it could be applied to one's hair but something else entirely. Not that she'd reveal such yet. For starters, she didn't even know if the dye she held was the same product the woman had used to dye her hair.
The battle had already begun.
Moonberry