Aaron kept his eyes locked on Kirby the entire time they were speaking. It was how Aaron operated, he loved to give direct eye contact to people because it was a sign of a confident man. It had different effects on different people. A businessman, for example, saw it as a sign of respect to never break off eye contact. It showed that the other person was interested and listening to what he had to say. On the other hand there were people who did not like eye contact. It made them nervous and it was almost like the other person was staring through them or had a sinister motive.
"Not many people do, they are very rare." He glanced at the wand he was holding, it was an as wand that had the Laramar Powder as its core. Every wand was different, Aaron had ordered many, under the hopes that one would be powerful enough to help him out. "They are extraordinarily hard to get because it can only be found off the coast of one island." He continued to look at the wand before he set it down again and looked back at Kirby. "I had to pay a high price for these." He smirked and then replaced the wand in the box, grabbed it, and put it under the counter.
Before he put it in the box he noticed that Kirby perked up and looked into the box. Aaron squinted his eyes and when Kirby perked up and asked him how powerful they were, he was hesitant to tell him. He had not revealed what he was doing to many people yet, he did not want to garner the attention of the general population, because they were all idiots. Aaron was great at reading people, though, and he looked over Kirby trying to figure out if he was generally interested or just another one of the healer spies sent in to see how he was coming along.
He did not peg Kirby as the type of person to work for someone like that, especially something so petty, so after a few moments he decided it could not hurt to revel some of the information to him. "Wands are not like most things. A typical person looks at a wand type and thinks that it must have some level of power that they can label it with. You see these wand cores are typically good for healing but that does not make its sole purpose a wand that heals. A carpenter can go out and build a house, a sturdy house, and he knows it is sturdy because he has done it over and over again. He knows what tools to use to make it sturdy and when he is finished he can test his house out."
"A wand maker does not have this luxury. You see every wand is different. Your wand was made before you had ever seen it and yet it knew it belonged to you. It could have been created years, decades, before you were even born but it knew it was your wand. Every wand varies in power and strength and while some wands can be immensely powerful, they must be in the hands of its wielder. Now, that is not to say that a wand cannot be powerful in the hands of someone it does not belong too, that depends not only on the skill of the person wielding it, but the knowledge that the wielder has of wands."
He smiled and realized he had gone on a rant about wands to someone who probably did not care to much. He leaned forward and decided he would give him the simple answer. "But, in short, very powerful."