Tiaral

Reinhild had never been particularly impressed by the little mannequin that fancied itself a child. Not that she was generally thrilled with those around her and eager to socialize, but they didn't bother her with their strange questions. However, the swordswoman kept her opinion to herself. "I believed him because even if he was a scammer, he wouldn't have any reason to sell poisoned food to anyone. I've never heard of merchants selling poisonous fruit to their customers. And Richard, it seems, had quite a few of them. Why would he grow so many and then market them as something beneficial? He had plenty of other, perfectly marketable and honest, goods. Moreover, in Heckle, a new source of poison would easily find buyers, and such a strange scheme would only create a lot of ill-wishers. So, at worst, the positive effect of Richard's product would be short-lived," the woman sighed heavily and glanced at the deranged doll again. "And I can't even begin to understand what kind of power you're talking about. The potential ability to get sick less often and live a couple of years longer could interest the vast majority of people. As for things related to death, people usually sell them because death has affected them in some way. Or because life in the house feels empty without the usual resident. And not everyone will sell a house where their loved ones died. Unless the death was the result of some tragic incident. And if the cause of this tragic death was precisely the poor condition of the house, then the desire to get rid of it is more than justified. But Relhiras is in a completely different situation, which has nothing to do with the examples given. And comparing armor to a house is, to say the least, strange. Burtharg's death didn't affect him in any way. And it wasn't related to the fact that the armor was poorly made. He was simply a much more skilled warrior. And, being a practical man, he didn't leave good equipment lying around. But even if this equipment belonged to someone close to Relhiras, he could still use it. Not only out of practicality but also to honor the memory of his fallen comrade. In short, different people put different meanings into such things, depending on the situation." Lock, it's better to ask such questions to someone else. I personally don't enjoy playing the role of Captain Obvious, especially when I'm not the most talkative character.