John just stared wide eyed at the storekeeper for the moment. In all his wildest dreams, he hadn't actually expected the keeper to have something this powerful. This...instant. He'd expected he would just inform him that 'Such magic requires years and years of study, and deals with demons neither of us would like to make' or some other typical magic store response. Maybe just convince him to drink some green tea that will improve his performance in life in every respect. But this, this was almost too much for John.
"Would you like to make a try, John?" The oddly youthful wizard inquired.
"Uh, Yeah. Sure I guess. How do I do it?" He asked, carefulling grabbing the wand from the gentle hands of the storekeeper.
"Simply focus your mind, your will, even, on one aspect of her, and then concentrate on what you would like it to be. Should it be too great, the wand may use all its remaining charges for the day, or maybe it won't even react. So start slow, simple."
"A..Alright." John responded nervously, as he pointed to the woman. Suddenly she looked up and he turned away, lowering the wand. "She saw us!" He said frantically.
"Hahaha, no she didn't my young customer. To her, the blinds remain closed. Do not worry. Consider it a...one way mirror." Jon said comfortingly, grinning all the while.
"If you say so, dude." John took his mark again. He decided he'd go for...
