"What do they do?" It's weird, a little funny, how suddenly they look all diligent.

They listen, and then they nod. 
As usual, there's a moment in time they use to get their thoughts in semi-coherent order, and since they're younger than "current" age, that moment in time is longer.
Soon, though, they speak. "Do you have amulets of that sort, of higher quality?'

"'Complex' is unneeded. Only 'effective'." They look over the boxes, not touching anything, as they comment a little more. It must matter more to them if they're talking unnecessarily about it. "Healing is such a subject. If it is able to seal wounds and their closure, then it is sufficient. The prevention of injury is left to other methods."
Wow, this probably is the most they've talked on their own volition. Wonder what's so special about this topic.
They glance at her again, seemingly trying to keep their gaze centered on her face rather than on whatever in the distance. "Do you have gloves?" they ask.
"Not for sale," they add as specification, probably deeming it important enough to add themselves.

They put the gloves on and nod slightly as they start from the left, opening the first box carefully and evaluating its contents.
It's kind of strange how they seem a lot more capable when they're doing things like this, huh. After all, they don't dive in using any magic--they just judge the composition of each amulet, its relative weight, its appearance, and such. Though, maybe the fact that they give no indication of how they feel before moving on to the next box might be a tad bit annoying.

They look at her like that was really hard to figure out and nod, maybe a little reluctantly.

Kiaane was about to do just that, but a realization makes them stop.
They look at her for a little while, which is kind of awkward if she notices. It's a stranger staring at her directly, after all.
But after a while, they finally get the words out, albeit through struggling.
"...e...excuse me," they almost mumble, though they manage to get the volume right. "While reading...are you able to supervise the shop?"
They're basically worried about her not noticing if people steal things and leave.

If Kiaane were Nagesh, they probably would've given helpful feedback or helped test the system out, but they aren't. So they kinda just nod and go back to evaluating the amulets.
It seems they're interested in one of the amulets from the middle. Its design resembles the first one closely, but from what Kiaan can tell, it definitely seems at least a little more advanced. A little more expensive, too, but quite honestly, Kiaane doesn't care much for its cost, as long as it's worthwhile. And it's lightweight, too. For some reason, that has become one of their priorities.
Eny had been wondering earlier why they didn't test out magic, right? Well, they do so now. But they're barely in the process of summoning anything when the spell she mentioned goes into high alert. Like, whatever mechanisms it causes, it's ultra-ready to unleash them, whether that means some sort of automatic restraint or alarm.
Oof.

Usual people would probably just nod, but Kiaane takes a little while to try to remember all the explosion-related spells they know so that they won't use them. Let the narrator just say, for a fourteen-year-old, they know an uncanny amount of explosion spells.
Hopefully Eny took the time to get back to her book and not wait all that time for them to finally nod, having been satisfied that they will probably not blow up her store. Not that they would have in the first place, of course...but now they're sure of that themselves. Yay, I guess. 

That's actually understandable. It's like watching an owl that knows magic. Intriguing.
Said "owl" isn't really doing anything out of the norm, really. They're just taking in some mana from the surroundings and moving it through the amulet, probably simulating what it would be like to move magic through it at the most basic level. But it seems like that'd be done faster. Strange.
Kiaane is a little uncomfortable from being watched, being used to being left alone, but this is a roleplaying thread and they never say what they feel.

"Would it be against the rules if..." 
Stuck on the personal pronoun part.
"...altered this before buying..." they finish, skipping the bothersome part for their own sake.
They set it down, probably having decided against it, seeing as they do have some common sense. 

(Bruh realized this was one of the tabs I lost a month ago when my computer crashed)
(Sorry, I'll respond tomorrow. If I don't respond within a week just punch me fjdfjodfjsodi)

Eny considered the amulet. "I think you can do it." she said, looking up at them finally. "You'll have to be careful not to damage or change the enchantments already on it, but as long as you're cautious you shouldn't have much of an issue. What kind of alterations were you thinking of?"

Eny's eyebrow raised, and she looked like she was going to ask what the heck they meant, then shrugged. "Should work."

Eny nodded. "Like I mentioned, as long as you're careful, modifications are easy."

"There's one down the street, but I have a few metal necklace chains if that's what you're looking for. Most of them are reinforced with magic, obviously."