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The strange curvature of an odd little store front just barely registered in Alexander's peripheral vision. It was a street he'd walked down not infrequently in the past, and yet the store had never caught his notice. Now that he had noticed it, his attention became fixed on it. It was unique, if only in comparison to the buildings and shop fronts around it. On a street of grey stone and neon lit shops, the shop front was beautifully carved and varnished wood, the twin windows standing either side of the door giving a vision inside to the assorted nicnacs and odd paraphernalia that littered the shop.
It was probably close to an antiques shop than an op shop, the miscellaneous merchandise seeming too universally austere to simply be random junk donated for the sake of cleaning out someone's garage, but it was a truly odd assortment of the strangest little baubles and trinkets. While it was not the sort of thing that usually took his interest, Alexander found himself drawn inside.
The door opened with the tinkle of an overhead bell which drew the attention of the shop's proprietor, a middle aged woman standing behind a wooden counter whose age had done little to detract from her beauty. She had almost certainly been quite the looker in her day and even now she caught his attention.
"Welcome." She said softly.
"Uh, hi." Alexander replied.
Apart from himself, she was the only one in the store, and looking around at space which seemed quiet and desolate, even despite the mass of trinkets and oddities lining bookshelves, cluttering tables and being displayed in glass cabinets, he found himself doubting that an establishment like this one got a lot of business, though that did slightly raise the question of what it was doing with such a prominent place on such a busy street.
"Let me know if there's anything I can help you with." She said.
"Sure." He said, a little off-handedly. He seriously doubted he would buy anything, he wasn't even sure what he was doing in a store like this, it had just drawn his attention somehow.
He wandered through the stacks and aisles, skimming over the assorted contents around him. He kept his eyes moving, though he did find them occasionally fixing on the oddest thing, starnge little oddities that ought not to have even registered with him but that seemed to draw his eyes towards them with a strange allure. Some items vied for attention more than others, but there was rarely an object that he passed by that didn't seem to be attempting to call to him. He ignores these calls with an effort, determined to get sucked into buying any random crap, but as his cursory round of the shop moved along the gentle descent to completion, one particular object caught his eye more so than the others. It was a red gem, gleaming at him from its housing in an ornate amulet.
If he'd been able to force his way through the fog in his mind and see it only for its raw aesthetic value, he almost certainly would have taken it for being rather garish for the modern age, though the metal gem both seemed to be, at a glance, real, and it was almost certainly an object worth a significant amount of money. Taking it for its style was difficult, however. It seemed to call out to him, causing his heart to swell and beat faster. Something raw and primal in the back of his mind was stimulated and some part of him felt a desperate need to have it, as if it promised to fulfil his hearts deepest desire.
He put his hands up to it and as his fingertips gently brushed the cold metal, a tingling ran through his hand then through the rest of his being, a sign of the immense power held within.
"The Amulet of Vishith, I see it calls to you, as it does many men." Her voice parted the fog that had enshrouded his mind and he looked over to see her standing not too far away from him.
"What is it?" He asked.
"It is the Amulet of Vishith, a powerful artifact forged centuries ago in an effort to imbue its wearer with the power to fulfil their deepest desire, or at least, to fulfil the deepest desire of the one who forged it, though the power that it offers is one coveted by most men who encounter it."
