Akakak! There is profit everywhere, even in unexpected places.

Those ruins, for instance, may seem old and dusty, but who knows what treasures are there?

Player: "Old junk, most likely."

Oh, but what seems old and worthless can be rare and valuable to the right buyers.

Old odds and ends can have values that can't be seen by the wrong eyes.

Player: "Did you have anything in mind?"

How odd that you should ask that, Daeva! The Ruins of Roah right here, they may have some things that I am looking for.

Scholars and others, they would pay high prices for old junk there.

But it is dangerous. You could go instead of me, share in the profits, as always?

Player: Accept.

Excellent, wonderful! What I want in particular is Gilt-patterned Bottles.

I have seen many Ancient Treasure Boxes--maybe you'll find it in one of those?

Search the Ruins, find them, bring them to me.

Player: "I will return."

Oh, did you bring them? I have found a buyer, and would not like to disappoint.

Player: "Will this do?"

Oh, this is not what I have promised the buyer.

If I take this to him, he will be angry. And who knows what he will do then.

Please! Go get more bottles!

Player: "Don't worry, little fellow."

These are Gilt-patterned Bottles, as I asked.

But maybe not the best quality. I will keep my bargain, but I cannot pay you so much this time.

You are a good Daeva, but maybe not a good treasure hunter.