It made sense that he wouldn't want to risk the pendant. He had no intention of breaking it; his plans to use it here were entirely because it felt right to have some protection in something she had left him. As she mentioned something studier, Markus would consider his options, knowing they had a wealth of items around them.
He turned an inquisitive eye towards her when she talked about expensive things. He thought maybe she was teasing him, and his ears turned red at the remark. Surely, glass was a worse medium than metal, but he nodded along anyway. He knew that, eventually, he wanted to enchant the pendant, but she was right; he should wait until he had a better foundation.
“That's a Good idea; I would hate to lose it. It does mean a lot to me,” he said, a bit of emotion behind his voice. “Well, I guess I have to find something, and we are still missing a couple of focusing items; if you have any suggestions?” Markus called over, turning away to hide the redness as he started to look for something to hold the enchant.
He turned an inquisitive eye towards her when she talked about expensive things. He thought maybe she was teasing him, and his ears turned red at the remark. Surely, glass was a worse medium than metal, but he nodded along anyway. He knew that, eventually, he wanted to enchant the pendant, but she was right; he should wait until he had a better foundation.
“That's a Good idea; I would hate to lose it. It does mean a lot to me,” he said, a bit of emotion behind his voice. “Well, I guess I have to find something, and we are still missing a couple of focusing items; if you have any suggestions?” Markus called over, turning away to hide the redness as he started to look for something to hold the enchant.