Items and Prices

[leonardo]

Picking out the last bottle of potion he needed he put it in the couldron. Letting it clink to the bottom he looked around as he was finally ready to leave. Going towards the old man at the front desk he looked in his intent eyes wondering what he was thinking. It was hard to pick apart his emotions, and Leon didn't like that.

Going up to the counter the old man picked through the things he was getting. Making some calculations in his head he quickly nodded his head as if he had made some conclusion.

"That'll be 20 galleon's, sir."

Laying them on the counter he glared at the man, still trying to pick him apart. Pushing through the door he left the place, ready to get out of that repulsive smell.

[bluebell]

The beginner student walked in, her hair falling around her face at times. Bluebell picked up an Iron Cauldron, figuring out various things in her head. Right now, she was a bit more worried about getting all of her supplies.

She looked up and the shop keeper stated, "3 galleons."

The girl forked it over, and sighed, taking her cauldron with her.

[raina]

Raina headed towards the Apothacary next. As she entered she grabbed an Iron Cauldron and dumped her stuff into it. She needed a new one after trashing her last one with expiraments. She also picked out several flasks of ingrediants to replenish her stores.

She got to the counter and showed the clerk her cauldron and four flasks, before handing him the 11 galleons she owed. She then hurried out of the apothecary, desperate for some bratheable air.

[Barty Crouch Jr.]

Walking into the shop Barty grabbed the first cauldron that he saw one of gleaming silver size 2 and a set of crystal phials full of potions ingredients. Walking up to the counter he asked, “How much for the lot.”

“That will be 17 galleons” The store clerk said.

Reaching in his pockets he pulled out some coins and deposited them on the counter as his supplies were loaded within the depths of his cauldron. Grabbing his purchases he strode out the door thinking that it was awfully heavy.