They are part of our faith. Some mustari only wear theirs for ceremonies, but many wear them all of the time, as a show of devotion. We craft and engrave them with great care.
I was without mine when I died, so it seems it did not make it here with me. [ a little sad about that. ]
Unfortunately, I think it would be quite difficult to craft one... Even if I could acquire the tools, I am no blacksmith. I only did the engravings for mine...
But it's all right. I am thankful for your concern.
But ah, no... I was lucky enough to be given it one day by a kind merchant. He really saved me that day. I've never seen him again since, but I wish I could show my gratitude.
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I was without mine when I died, so it seems it did not make it here with me. [ a little sad about that. ]
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[ looks thoughtful... ]
Would... you want to try making another one? Or are the materials too hard to source, even with the kiosk?
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But it's all right. I am thankful for your concern.
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[ with a smile ]
It doesn't have to be the same as your old one. It could be a new mask just for heaven... but only if you wanted to.
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... It really is all right. I've gotten used to going without it.
Yours does look rather elegant, though. Did you make it yourself?
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I do like seeing your face.
But ah, no... I was lucky enough to be given it one day by a kind merchant. He really saved me that day. I've never seen him again since, but I wish I could show my gratitude.
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What fortune. Perhaps it was some kind of fate?
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... maybe. I think it helped. I was a really lonely kid. I'm still grateful to this day.