Salem watched with intense curiosity as Mar drained the energy from the Allstone. It was a substance that would take in all energy, and then slowly re-emit a portion of it over time. Salem didn't know how old that stone was, but it had to be at least a few dozen years. The amount of energy it could take in over that time period... had to be something ridiculous. Mar's 'harvesting' of it seemed to be something special indeed. Even without his newfound sense, he'd be able to see the fog that was, for a few brief moments, forming around the stone as it drew in heat and light energy from the air around it. To his sense, it was now no longer emitting energy, and seemed to be almost viciously drawing the tendrils to it, and almost eating them alive. It would draw in less and less energy as time went on, but for now, with it drained, it seemed to dominate the very aura of the ship. Mar might be able to use it again within a few hours, but the Highest might never get a charge from it quite like he had this first time.
Salem laughed, "Highest, even where I'm from, this kind of thing is... shall we say 'hard to come by.' The few people back home who may have heard of the stuff would probably consider it nothing more than a myth." When Mar mentioned the bar's "mischievous owner," Salem smirked. There might be some being behind the activities of this bar, it was true, but Salem saw no need to acknowledge it unless the being made itself known. Until then, there was work to be done. In spite of the aches all through his body from his 'lesson,' this trade had renewed his confidence. It seemed to have been a lucrative one all around.
"Alright, guys, I apparently have some people to find who wanted my help," Salem said to Al and Mar. "You guys care to accompany me back to the bar?"
He turned and walked down the ship's ramp, oblivious to the flashing red shape on the display he'd pulled up, which had recently approached the vessel, and was flagged as "non-visible."
Al rolled his eyes and followed, "Yeah, somebody'll have to point out the green girl and the quadruped for you. Not sure I trust your observational skills."