Teddybear

"Yeah, yeah." She picked up the stone and turned back to the rock face. With a sigh she pressed a hand to the stone.

"It is important, and it's also important that it's done safely."

"Just walk through the rock?"

"There are always going to be hoops to jump through," he said dismissively, "With such a hurried attitude I can see why your reputation has devolved."

Queenie debated summoning the elf again. Maybe there was a trick to it she wasn't getting. Most of the trap doors and hidden compartments in her house were biometric. Maybe ...

"They wanted to run some tests first. I'll return in a few days for it. In the meantime we can make our preparations."

She shook her head. This was a waste of time.

She sighed. Great. Prank or puzzle? This was a lot of effort to go to for a prank, but then again, she'd seen people go further for less. She examined ...

He frowned at one of the packets. If he went back to get the correct ingredient, or at least what he thought the old man had been aiming for, it ...

Queenie wrapped the stone back up and tucked it back away in her bag. As soon as she was back in the common area, she was pulled away. Another gig ...

"Okay. Bye." She knelt down and reached into the water to pull out the stone.

He took a look at them. "Was there no shopkeep to ask?" (are they correct?)

"Uh-huh. How do I end this call thing anyway?"

"Did you find what you need?"

"So it's a creepy waterfall cave. Alright, I'll do that."