Kuomonerk hears that Kerubar stop the Union Shugos from digging relics. Is true, yes?

Union Shugos deserve whatever troubles they get, but merchants suffer at the same time, nyerk.

More relics means better bonuses, and more Kinah for trades! Less of one is less of all, nyerk nyerk.

Player: "It's not the best of situations, I agree."

Has Daeva ever been to Eltnen? Kuomonerk also hears the fortress there needs construction materials. Much Kinah for enterprising exporters, yes?

Here in the Crimson Barrens, the Sandstone Kalgolems, Red Stone Kalgolems, and Wasteland Spiners are very plentiful, with strong skins!. "Supply feeds demand, like Kinah feeds Shugo." Is old saying, very appropriate akakakak!

If Daeva can bring some Kalgolem Stones and Spiner Carapaces here, a partnership we will have, yes?

Player: Accept.

Daeva is perceptive and wise! Says yes quickly, before offer grows cold. "Hot iron bends, cold Kinah spends!" Kuomonerk is also very wise, yes?

Sandstone Kalgolems, Red Stone Kalgolems, and Wasteland Spiners are violent creatures, but no match for skilled Daevas.

Do not forget to collect Kalgolem Stones and Spiner Carapaces. "Always trade full hands for full value." Is another saying, very appropriate.

Player: "I won't forget."

Daeva, Kuomonerk has good news from Eltnen. Orders for Spiner Carapaces are here already!

"Prices follow practice, profit follows need." Old wisdom is best wisdom, yes? So much Kinah to be made!

Did you bring enough Kalgolem Stone and Spiner Carapace?

Player: "Here's what I could get...."

Many orders in one hand, not so many materials in the other.

Why are Kuomonerk's hands full when Daeva's are not? Neither of us makes Kinah this way, nyerk.

"Sellers' market lasts only until demands are met." Quickly, quickly, partners must have more!

Player: "Our partnership seems rather one-sided."

Success! Walls of Eltnen will be finished soon, all thanks to us!

Thank you, Daeva. Kuomonerk will not forget his partner when swimming in lakes of Kinah!

Take this for now. More will come later. "Seeds sown in wind sprout faster than those cast in fire." True, so true!