Hidden slightly out of the way within the Harbour of Cynosure, 'Chase the Dragon' is a ruin, formerly connected to the surrounding architecture seamlessly, but now severed from it by the toll of ages. Reiko and Ariana arrive, climbing the curved staircase to reach the first floor.  Every available surface is decorated by colourful murals and graffiti. The floors and walls are littered by items and devices that look out of place, to say the least, almost... anachronistic? As if some of them don't exactly belong in this era. Perhaps, the shopkeeper gathered them from Dwarven vaults and the like, which are famous for featuring advanced, if peculiar, items.
There is a multitude of products, all aesthetically tied to the seas in some way – they are made of coral, sea glass, underwater volcanic rock, pearls, driftwood, and similar substances. However, what interests Reiko right now is not stuff, but knowledge, and a plethora of it is available as well, mostly in the form of scrolls, fulus, inscribed tablets, whale bones, etc. The same spells are present as wands too, in case she suddenly changes her mind, and wants to splurge; not all of them are mere magic sticks however, but are instead shaped like calligraphy brushes, long smoking pipes, ornate chopsticks, and the like.
- Viktor The shop focuses on spellcasting that heavily revolves around the creation, modification, and destruction of objects; containers, particularly extradimensional ones; and the environment. "Chase the Dragon" offers the following spells, stored in wands and on scrolls. Object Manipulation- Mending (ranks 1–3)
- Creation (ranks 4 and 5)
- Dismantle (ranks 2 and 4)
- Shatter (ranks 2–5)
- Temporary Tool (rank 1)
- Quick Sort (ranks 2, 3, and 5)
- Locate (rank 3)
- Levitate (rank 3)
- Thoughtful Gift (ranks 1, 3, and 5)
- Charitable Urge (rank 2)
- Lock Item (ranks 2 and 4)
- Invisible Item (ranks 1 and 3)
- Item Façade (ranks 1–3)
- Illusory Object (ranks 1, 2, and 5)
- Phantasmal Treasure (rank 2)
- False Nature (rank 4)
- Carryall (ranks 1 and 4)
- Quirk: The platform looks like a surfboard.
- Animated Assault (ranks 2 and 4)
- Telekinetic Haul (rank 5)
Containers- Pet Cache (rank 1)
- Pocket Library (ranks 1 and 3)
- Quirk: The extradimensional library is stocked and organised by Vodda, and when reaching into it to grab a tome, the caster can see him, and have a short chat.
- Empty Pack (ranks 2 and 4)
- Magic Mailbox (rank 4)
- Imaginary Lockbox (rank 5)
- Soulshelter Vessel (rank 5)
Element Shaping- Shape Stone (rank 4)
- Sliding Blocks (rank 4)
- Speak with Stones (rank 5)
- Heat Metal (ranks 2–5)
- Clad in Metal (rank 2–5)
Writing- Message Rune (rank 1)
- Imprint Message (rank 1)
- Embed Message (ranks 2 and 4)
- Glyph of Warding (rank 3)
- Secret Page (rank 3)
- Forgotten Lines (rank 4)
Fashion- Restyle (rank 1)
- Fashionista (ranks 1, 3, and 5)
- Befitting Attire (ranks 2, 4, and 5)
- Whirling Scarves (ranks 3 and 5)
- Nothing Up My Sleeve (rank 3)
- Sparkleskin (rank 3)
Miscellaneous- Dancing Shield (ranks 2 and 4)
- Desperate Repair (rank 5)
- Dispel Magic (ranks 2–5)
- Summon Construct (ranks 1–5)
Environ Manipulation- Alarm (ranks 1 and 3)
- Quirk: The sound produced is not a hand bell, but a loud 'Not cool, man!', spoken by Vodda in Draconic.
- Cosy Cabin (rank 3)
- Liminal Doorway (rank 4)
- Quirk: The extradimensional space features not chalk, but neon-bright graffiti.
- Ravenous Portal (rank 4)
- Peaceful Bubble (rank 4)
- Quirk: Gentle sounds of the distant sea can be heard within the bubble.
- Mirage (ranks 4 and 5)
- Illusory Scene (rank 5)
- Strange Geometry (rank 5)
- Quirk: The visual aspects of the spell include confusing graffiti, alien murals, and neon colours.
Rituals- Animate Object (rank 2)
- Simulacrum (rank 4)
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