Flea Market
Buy all the items of the Candelaria shops.
Dialogue[]
First Encounter
Let us be captives of the Miracle, Penitent One.
Do not be surprised to find this merchant here, this ancient occupation requires me to be wherever I can obtain rewarding benefits.
Call me Candelaria, for what I sell would make your eyes light up like the high bonfires.
I will not ask you for any money whatsoever; those forbidden tears you shed would be more than enough for me.
Go ahead, cast your darkened eyes over these valuable treasures.
Greeting
Let us be captives of the Miracle, Penitent One.
Generic Greeting
Let us be captives of the Miracle, Penitent One.
Presenting Item
Behold what I present to you; though a small piece, its great power should not be underestimated.
Trust me, for I have the blood of kings on the palm of my hand.
Presenting Item
What I am offering you here is as lustrous as the first star of the night.
And may my eyes be blinded if I am lying.
Presenting Item
This is a precious treasure to me... Its value goes far beyond what I ask for it.
And may I don mourning black if I am trying to deceive you.
Presenting Item
Handing this over is not something that delights me, so its price is as high as its value to me.
And may the bells toll for me if I ever deceive you.
Presenting Item
Feast your eyes on the envy of every merchant. The finest treasure to ever find its way into my hands.
And may my heart stop beating if I am being dishonest.
Not Enough Tears
Come back when you have more Tears of Atonement.
Shop Locations[]
In Mercy Dreams.
In Graveyard of the Peaks.
In the Sleeping Canvases.
Relevant Item Description[]
Heart of Oils[]
"Father, as it always is after a procession, the ground was filled with puddles of blood from our penitents, who harm themselves with every excruciating step. But as I prayed on the windowsill, watching the night reflected on that holy reddish line, I noticed that someone, a cloaked figure, had begun collecting that blood in a shiny, metallic container."
"That figure you speak of, my son, must be none other than the roaming gipsy, the merchant they call Candelaria: a sage to some, a witch to others."
Immaculate Bead[]
"I have something for you, and for you alone..." revealed the gipsy to a monk who had just stopped his donkey, as she uncovered a white stone possessing a strange beauty. "It comes from the darkness of the ocean floor. Contemplate its purity, look at its immaculate white, its virgin brilliance... What could be purer than this for your rosary, brother?"
Gallery[]
Blue crack where Candelaria hides her shop.
Candelaria's shop.
Concept art, by Juan Miguel López Barea.
Trivia[]
The sentences that Candelaria uses to end her dialogue when describing her merchandise are a reference to the famous Spanish singer and actress Lola Flores, more specifically, to her song "Te lo juro yo" from 1954.
In the game's files she is referred to as "Ladrona", meaning "Thief".
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