No longer in as much of a hurry, they can focus more on the street and the people. Shops continue to be relatively small and specific to the type of good they sell. They reach a wide ramp which spirals them up to the next floor, the hollow center holding an art display of a waterfall cascading down tier after tier of frosted glass bowls which light up in different colors. The ramp goes all the way from the bottom floor to a small balcony all the way up near the mirrored ceiling.
Shirts and shorts are the most common combination, with skirts, dresses, and longer pants being rarer but still prevalent. They don't see anyone in robes, though a few dresses look similar from the back and a few men are wearing tunics that look a bit like sleeveless robes that were cut at the waist. Gloves or bracers are common with sleeveless shirts, and decorative layers like vests are common in general.
All children have pink blob-like daemons which shift size and shape into the other daemons around them. Unlike the adults, where nearly every piece of fabric is either patterned or gone over with beads or embroidery, children have clothing of single-color fabrics. They combine these flat colors in multiple pieces, or even different sections of the same clothing. One boy has a yellow shirt, red vest, green shorts, and blue bracers and socks. Another is running around in a coat made from thin strips of dozens of different colors in no particular order, which continue unsewn after the waist to billow out like streamers to his knees.
A cluster of teens are wearing entirely white with paint splatters of their daemon colors, which also match their dyed hair. One of them has hanging beads which look like dripping paint. Wide collars seem more popular among the older crowd. Only one person they pass has a cape, a man with an injured arm riding on the back of a large dragon. Uniforms are rare except for a few groups like police officers which need to be seen from a distance - those have stripes of a daemon or type color and are otherwise neutral colors specific to the job.
About three quarters of the skirt-wearers are women, and women are more likely to wear clothing that pinches tightly at the waist or cuts off to leave the stomach exposed. Men are much more likely to have no sleeves. The most noticable differences all seem to be for enhancing the secondary sexual characteristics. When not directly mimicking the patterns of sharp or rounded daemons, men tend to have more angular patterns and plain edges to their clothing while women have rounded designs and wavy or scalloped edges.
Daemons are nearly all undressed, though a few are wearing bandanas or scarves or other minor details. They spot another person with a spinarak, sitting on the shoulder of someone with a yellow and black knitted shawl over a green suit that covers everything but the head and hands. He's somewhere in his fifties, sitting at one of the occasional tables and typing on a laptop computer. A few people have fish-like daemons which hover slightly above the floor.