tushanshu | Voice;

[From the moment's hesitation between when the mic clicks on and the speech begins, it's obvious that this individual isn't quite comfortable with the interface yet. Possibly because, despite the demonstration he received from the kedan, he's never encountered technology of this level before.]

If I understand correctly, this message will be accessible to all of you in this city. I apologize for the intrusion on your day.

[He sure does sound ridiculously stiff, even to his own ears. But really, how is one supposed to address an entire city population without any sort of proper introduction?]

I arrived quite recently, and I find myself in need of proper clothing before all else. My current garb is not appropriate for public wear. [Because there's a big hole through it. No blood, strangely, and the wound itself seems to be healed, but still. His coat, his waistcoat, and shirt are all torn. His cravat escaped, but he can hardly wear that and nothing else.] If anyone could provide guidance on where I might find appropriate garb, I would be very grateful. I believe I've been housed in the Water Sector, if that is relevant.

[This barely dips past the surface of his many questions, but enough for today.]

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[Mr. Davenport's sexy drawl? Perhaps in your dreams~]

Miss Favrielle no Eglantine seems to be the favorite, thus far.

[What on earth is a "bro"?]

[That could be a definite possibility.]

Sounds to me like a private tailor would be more expensive than a general store, unless she'd be willing to compromise on prices.

[A question that should never be answered in any serious context.]

[Well, who doesn't?]

I would imagine so. From what I've seen of the local custom, the money is well spent.

That would depend on how you look at it and which ways would be wisest to throw away money. New clothing isn't always a necessity, it's more along the lines of something that makes us feel better about ourselves and our appearances and less of something that's absolutely mandatory that we need in order to survive. Though granted, there are some situations where clothing is a necessity of life I imagine most of the time it's for vanity than anything. Of which I can admit to being faulted with, but there's few who aren't.

I don't want new clothing. I'd much rather have my current attire repaired. For that, I'm afraid, I will need a proper tailor. It's beyond my skill.

Or someone who knows how to sew, it's not that hard and maybe if you're lucky you can catch a deal in that case. Like if it's just a repair job then someone shouldn't even bother charging in the first place. If they ask too much don't bother and just find someone willing to do it for free.

This requires considerably more than a simple patch, sir.

[He's a sailor. He can mend lots of things, as long as you don't need it to look pretty. But this is his naval uniform, it requires the utmost care.]

Thank you for your advice. [Somehow, that sounds like he's only saying it to be polite.]

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