Mito.
Loved.
The Market.
Unabashedly loved it.
Did that mean she wouldn't steal while she was here?
Probably not.
But she loved it anyway.
For now though, Mito wasn't rifling through pockets and yoinking things from tables. She had set up her own makeshift stall, using a discarded upside down canned nerf tin. She'd dragged it from quite a distance to set up right at a corner but out of foot traffic in the lee of a stand run by a good-natured Herglic that seemed more bemused than concerned by the 'competition'.
Laid out on the can was an assortment of odds and ends, bits and bobs. Mostly, if we are being honest, junk. But in the junk? A few genuinely valuable things. The list, as Mito looked over her 'stall':
A pile of shelled peanuts.
A single unshelled peanut.
Small lengths of wire in various metals.
A shard of kyber crystal.
A paint brush with high quality brush hairs, but the handle has strange teeth marks.
A tiny
fire node the size of a pea.
A small basket of wheels and cogs, also in various metals.
A paper clip.
A single credit chit from the days of the One Sith, a hole punched through it.
A bracelet length of slender
Vonium chain.
A memory chit, contents unknown.
A broken restraining bolt.
Three high quality
micro-gyros with weird scuffs on the sides.
A Nezumi sized bunch of dried flowers, ID unknown
A pile of seeds, ID unknown
A thimble holding a single, pinky nailed sized
Rainbow Gem.
A ring of cheap durasteel big enough for Mito to use as a hula hoop.
Several rubber gaskets for various ship components.
A blank birthday card.
Wynter Rackham
had helped her carry it all so rather than it taking all morning just to set up, Mito was all set to go early and very pleased as she sat behind the can. Every now and then she would eat one of the peanuts from her pile without realizing it however, and as the day went, that pile dwindled whether any were purchased or not.