Arandor
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— I’m sure.
Leaving the room and pretending (maybe just chatted about something) that he was talking to the other people present, the elf glanced at the lizard, then returned to him.
- Sorry, buddy, but no one wants to part with their possessions. Either they don’t believe you, or they think you’re asking for too much, and it will be easier for them to take the coins from your corpse if something bad happens to you, which is quite possible. There are probably a lot of traps and dangers here, and with the map and other clues, they can probably be avoided, but even if you buy them, you won’t be able to read them and you’ll have to ask these same people for help. As for us, we will not use force against them or rob them, otherwise we would have done so long ago. It’s a pity that you didn’t agree to my terms; you could have easily gotten much more than their cheap trinkets. You don’t know how to plan for the future, how to invest in something so that you can eventually make a profit.
Be strong. Believe