Markus tried his best not to let the attention of the cat get to him. He knew cats did their own thing and found the most curious of stuff to capture their attention. Their family had a cat when he was in high school; it was more the runaround and yowl at everything that moved variety, but Markus had fond memories of it when it wasn't a menace. He wondered again if this cat was Emily's familiar, was it rude that Markus wasn't addressing it, or would it be more disrespectful to speak to another caster's familiar without permission? He didn't want to learn the hard way again.
Markus nodded when Emily spoke, gesturing to the amulet. Surprisingly, it was of cheap make, considering that most of Markus' clothing was designer. The silver chain holding the pendant was probably more expensive than the charm itself.
“Yeah, it isn't the best quality, but it should hold fine.” He said, hoping there wasn't something he was missing about the item. He had never enchanted something so small before or anything made out of pewder. The cage he had worked on was steel, and hard to work with. So he didn't think metal and make mattered. But he could be wrong. “It was a gift from my sister, she was very proud of it,” Markus said, unable to stop himself from smiling thinking about it.
Markus nodded when Emily spoke, gesturing to the amulet. Surprisingly, it was of cheap make, considering that most of Markus' clothing was designer. The silver chain holding the pendant was probably more expensive than the charm itself.
“Yeah, it isn't the best quality, but it should hold fine.” He said, hoping there wasn't something he was missing about the item. He had never enchanted something so small before or anything made out of pewder. The cage he had worked on was steel, and hard to work with. So he didn't think metal and make mattered. But he could be wrong. “It was a gift from my sister, she was very proud of it,” Markus said, unable to stop himself from smiling thinking about it.