It was hard to argue with sound logic like that, and Yusuke was at least a sensible young man (some of the time). “Then, in that case, I will gladly take you up on the offer.” He responded with a smile, finishing off the last of the pastry he’d been eating. If Ignis was going to be on his way home with his purchases anyway, it would be convenient to follow him far enough to get a better idea of where the forge was for when he could stop in and see about commissioning a blade.

Yusuke perked up at the comment about a map. “I was saying the same thing to someone I met upon my arrival. She had only just arrived herself, and we agreed that a map would be quite practical to include in those odd welcome bags they hand out. It seems rather lacking in thought to have not included one.” It was almost like they wanted new people to get lost! Well, probably not… But it was inconvenient in his opinion, nonetheless. “She had mentioned something about attempting to put together a rough map. We’ve been meeting at the historium to discuss such things.”

Another person in agreement meant that such an endeavor would not be amiss. Who knew how many might benefit from such a thing? The teen didn’t know how often the city itself changed, of course, and how easily a map could become obsolete… But something was better than nothing, surely.