All the way from Canterlot!

(Guys, I've kinda lost intrest in this one. Carry on without me... It's getting hard to respond.)

((Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww wuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuut? Alright. Kirby, would you like to continue?))

((AWWW WHY. I honestly do not know HOW. I mean, we're at the apothecary because of Rosie, and we were kind of in the middle of a conversation with her...

Do you just want to end it here? It can be a failed RP.))

((It's okay. I'll continue.))

Rosie glanced around and saw Amy siphoning through the black potions.

"Woah, woah, woah, there," she said quickly. "There's nothing good in those shelves."

Amy came back, and Rosie sighed with relief. No harm done, yet.

"I think it's a small green bottle, shaped like a glue bottle. If we find that, my work here is done, and we may continue onward. Thank you so much!"

((We don't have to continue if you don't want to, Calla.))

"I think it's a small green bottle, shaped like a glue bottle. If we find that, my work here is done, and we may continue onward. Thank you so much!"

"Alright. Uhh..."

Gust shifted through various potions, taking a glance at each one but not finding the one that Rose had described. A minute or so of looking and he paused in his search.

"I can't find one like that. You see anything similar, Amy?"

[Yea. Now I feel like I'm forcing you. :|]

"I think it's a small green bottle, shaped like a glue bottle. If we find that, my work here is done, and we may continue onward. Thank you so much!"

Amy nodded, moving from the inky bottles to some lighter ones. There were a whole handful she wanted to see but it seems their search was to be narrowed to just one or two. She sifted through the various oddly shaped bottles, but stopped after a while and moved on.

"I can't find one like that. You see anything similar, Amy?"

She glanced at Gust, seeing him shuffle through as many as he could handle trying to find the previously described bottle. "Uh..." Amy mumbled, preoccupied with her valiant search as she pushed through the bottles. There was something in the very very back, but she couldn't make out what it was. Using her magic to pull it forward, Amy held it to the light, watching in awe as the azure liquid inside glowed with a metallic shimmer. "Is... Is this it?" she asked, still swishing it about.

((C'est d'accord))

"Oui! C'est il! Fantastique!"

Realizing what she had just done, Rosie blushed.

"Oh, sorry," she apologized. "I just got so excited, and Prench is so much fun to speak! That's it. Thank you kindly!"

She took the vial from Amy and trotted up to the counter, pulling out bits to pay for the concoctions.

"That'll be thirty-six bits," droned the sales pony.

"Thirty-six bits!" cried Rosie, dropping her saddlebag. "No! Look, see, this one clearly says seven, this one five, and that one ten! That is not thirty-six, mister."

"It's thirty-six bits. Take it or leave it," the pony argued.

Rosie sighed and siphoned through her bag, finding spare bits and piling them on the counter.

"Thirty-three, thirty-four... I only have thirty-five. Your prices are wrong, can't you give them to me for one bit less?"

The sales pony shook his head and waited patiently.

"No bits, no potions."

"Oui! C'est il! Fantastique!"

Gust blinked when he heard Rose said this, cocking his head slightly. Whu?

"Oh, sorry. I just got so excited, and Prench is so much fun to speak! That's it. Thank you kindly!"

Oh, Prench. Weird. Rose took the vial that Amy had found, and then walked over to the nearby salespony, with the other two ponies following along. She pulled out a hoof-full of bits, and the salespony spoke.

"That'll be thirty-six bits."

"Thirty-six bits! No! Look, see, this one clearly says seven, this one five, and that one ten! That is not thirty-six, mister."

"It's thirty-six bits. Take it or leave it."

"Thirty-three, thirty-four... I only have thirty-five. Your prices are wrong, can't you give them to me for one bit less?"

The salespony simply shook his head. "No bits, no potions."

Well, I just don't like this pony. Gust approached the two ponies, and handed a single bit over to the salespony. "I'm no expert on potions, but even I can tell that that's a messed up price. There you go, since it matters so much." The Unicorn then turned to Rose and handed out thirteen more of his own bits. "There. That'll even out the price." The stallion hadn't brought any large objects with him on his trip from Canterlot, but a good amount of his earlier payment was on his person ((on his pony?)), and so he had bits to spare.

((I thought I posted. Sorry))

Rosie's eyes filled with tears as Gust placed the last bit on the counter.

"Oh, thank you, thank you!" she cried, hugging him. "That's the nicest thing anypony's done for me in a long time! You're the best!"

Amy started screeching at the salespony, and Rose was worried this would get carried away. She ushered the outraged pony out, along with Gust, before potions started breaking.

"Thank you guys so much!" she cried. She hugged them both again. "I have to go back and try my formula with these ingredients. If you are really into watching chemistry, you could come, but if you can't... Maybe I'll see you guys soon?"

The reason Rosella wanted to get home so early was that she was very excited to try out her new formula for her coat dye. The last batch had only lasted for a day on the squirrel willing to try it, but this one, Rose was hoping, would last much longer.

"Oh, thank you, thank you! That's the nicest thing anypony's done for me in a long time! You're the best!"

Rose suddenly hugged Gust with tears in her eyes. The stallion just stood there for a second with an expression of slight confusion on his face before returning the hug in a slightly awkward manner. Well that was...kinda overeactive... The mare let go of him and stepped back, beginning to usher Amy out of the store, as the Unicorn had began to rage at the salespony.

The three ponies were outside once again, and Rose once again said her thanks, hugging both of the ponies while doing so. This time, Gust quickly exchanged the hug.

"Thank you guys so much! I have to go back and try my formula with these ingredients. If you are really into watching chemistry, you could come, but if you can't... Maybe I'll see you guys soon?"

"Hey, no problem. It was only something amount of bits. And I would come along with you, but I'd probably fall asleep unless something ended up exploding. Not one to sit still. So then I'll see you two soon, hopefully."

"Alright. Would you ponies like to meet somewhere, sometime?" Rosie asked anxiously. "I wouldn't want to lose my Ponyville friends so quickly. Any time, anyplace. Maybe one of you has a fun adventure to embark on!"

After waiting for an answer, Rosie waved and trotted off down the street, ready to get started on her newest attempt at crystal coat dye.