HARPER
It's a far better interaction than he could have hoped for, and he departs with a smile, a wave, and a delightfully large watermelon in his arms. With nowhere else to safely put it, he simply decides to carry it with him towards the other merchant. Though he hopes it will go equally well, the dice luck doesn't usually hold out forever, so he tempers his expectations.
Still, he arrives with a warm smile and again an offer to barter - if he's going to upset or disappoint the man, at least he'll have some extra coin to his name. "Hello, sir. Can I barter some fish and bend your ear?" And again he says the same thing he did to the fruit seller, simultaneously pointing out the fish he'd like to purchase. Even if it ends up being of questionable quality, he can feed it to the stray cats near his house.
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Harper goes to talk to the fish seller and rinses and repeats.
Still, he arrives with a warm smile and again an offer to barter - if he's going to upset or disappoint the man, at least he'll have some extra coin to his name. "Hello, sir. Can I barter some fish and bend your ear?" And again he says the same thing he did to the fruit seller, simultaneously pointing out the fish he'd like to purchase. Even if it ends up being of questionable quality, he can feed it to the stray cats near his house.
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Harper goes to talk to the fish seller and rinses and repeats.
Pain is a well-intentioned weatherman
Predicting God as best he can
Predicting God as best he can
