Snippet #1894437

Eliese didn't exactly hate noise, it was just that she disliked the people that were causing the very same noise pollution.

It took away from her studies and practice.
She sighed, it didn't help that the gun she was working on needed everything in the right place or it would blow up in her face on the first attempt to shoot.
Just... One more piece... She thought to herself, as an attempt to calm her already overworked mind. She watched as she painstakingly placed the gear in the mid section and pushed it slightly until Eli heard a faint click.

Sighing with relief, she stood up as she easily snapped the other half of the weapon together, and turned to the counter behind her, which was already full with various parts of guns, arrows, and a small bin full of bullets and arrowheads. Frowning, Eli carelessly shoved the parts to one side and grabbed a display, placing it next to the pile. The damage was done already to the workshop it seemed, as the small room was full of junk that included small brass parts and tools for fixing weapons. The only places clear of the mess was a large wooden desk, the only things that would be considered clutter surrounding it were various blueprints and and Eliese's best tools for upgrading, fixing, and breaking the weapons she either bought, or found discarded.

As she mused about her activities of late, she shrugged and flipped the sign to display an "Out Back, follow the path on your left" sign. True to her word, she brought out a small plethora of weapons she had fixed and upgraded. None of them were what she would really be proud of, but she wanted to test them out nonetheless.
The "back" contained a few indestructible targets and a few mechanisms that caused the targets themselves to move.

"First up, a magic amplifier~" She quietly sang out as she felt a burst of energy enter her body as she gripped the gun shaped amplifier. Placing her palm on the gun, vines intertwined with her fingers and soon covered her forearm altogether she pushed the energy through her palm and into the object, watching as the vines followed the flow and attacked the target, which was now covered from the bottom to top with roots and vines, snaking in and out of openings and forming slight dents in the steel.
Waving her hand, the vines fell to the ground, immediately lifeless and slowly disappeared into a pile of ash.

She continued testing the weapons as she waited for customers to visit, and perhaps she would actually make some money today...