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"Tree, yeis."  The catfolk confirms Barhuce's request, "Eit weill bee a few moments while dees wan prreperes dee stauff."

Having raised Val's interest, Violet opens her hand to reveal some small bauble made of a small circular piece of copper, a pair of wires, possibly a small glass lens, and possibly some other really small parts buried within the copper barrel.  The bauble looks like it once had a function, but what that function might be is currently indiscernable from its current state.

Turning his attention to the two women once more, the catfolk shopkeeper's feline pupils grow large and round for a few moments.  Then, he simply relaxes and begins purring, his digits stretching and curling repeatedly in his paws as he says, "Ah!  You aev faound eit...  Det iss guud.  Guud forchuun indeed!"

With the briefest glance at Val's pile of things, Kykki offhandedly answers with a rather precise number before returning his attention to the android and her newfound bauble, "Two hundread and farty eight gold for dee lat, end dee trreets, yeis?"

"Kykki steel remembers when dees wan ferst found dees charm of guud lawk." As he speaks, Kykki seems visibly be displaying a rather good mood, signs that would be easy to discern, even with the peculiar racial tendancies of the catfolk.

While the four humans are obviously engaging in behaviours very clearly indicative of drunkenness, the elf-like one with white fur seems more reserved, rolling her eyes as she carefully steps into the pool after her companions, watching them make general fools of themselves and shaking her head and rolling her eyes at some of the more ridiculous parts of their comportment.

Very much oblivious to the raucous they are causing, the females splash around in the water, one of them slipping and falling over, making for some general panic for a few moments before the others pull her back up and lean her against the side of the pool.

"Tree, yeis."  The catfolk confirms Barhuce's request, "Eit weill bee a few moments while dees wan prreperes dee stauff."

Having raised Val's interest, Violet opens her hand to reveal some small bauble made of a small circular piece of copper, a pair of wires, possibly a small glass lens, and possibly some other really small parts buried within the copper barrel.  The bauble looks like it once had a function, but what that function might be is currently indiscernable from its current state.

Turning his attention to the two women once more, the catfolk shopkeeper's feline pupils grow large and round for a few moments.  Then, he simply relaxes and begins purring, his digits stretching and curling repeatedly in his paws as he says, "Ah!  You aev faound eit...  Det iss guud.  Guud forchuun indeed!"

With the briefest glance at Val's pile of things, Kykki offhandedly answers with a rather precise number before returning his attention to the android and her newfound bauble, "Two hundread and farty eight gold for dee lat, end dee trreets, yeis?"

"Kykki steel remembers when dees wan ferst found dees charm of guud lawk." As he speaks, Kykki seems visibly be displaying a rather good mood, signs that would be easy to discern, even with the peculiar racial tendancies of the catfolk.

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"Tree, yeis."  The catfolk confirms Barhuce's request, "Eit weill bee a few moments while dees wan prreperes dee stauff."

Having raised Val's interest, Violet opens her hand to reveal some small bauble made of a small circular piece of copper, a pair of wires, possibly a small glass lens, and possibly some other really small parts buried within the copper barrel.  The bauble looks like it once had a function, but what that function might be is currently indiscernable from its current state.

Turning his attention to the two women once more, the catfolk shopkeeper's feline pupils grow large and round for a few moments.  Then, he simply relaxes and begins purring, his digits stretching and curling repeatedly in his paws as he says, "Ah!  You aev faound eit...  Det iss guud.  Guud forchuun indeed!"

With the briefest glance at Val's pile of things, Kykki offhandedly answers with a rather precise number before returning his attention to the android and her newfound bauble, "Two hundread and farty eight gold for dee lat."

"Kykki steel remembers when dees wan ferst found dees charm of guud lawk." As he speaks, Kykki seems visibly be displaying a rather good mood, signs that would be easy to discern, even with the peculiar racial tendancies of the catfolk.

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"Tree, yeis."  The catfolk confirms Barhuce's request, "Eit weill bee a few moments while dees wan prreperes dee stauff."

Having raised Val's interest, Violet opens her hand to reveal some small bauble made of a small circular piece of copper, a pair of wires, possibly a small glass lens, and possibly some other really small parts buried within the copper barrel.  The bauble looks like it once had a function, but what that function might be is currently indiscernable from its current state.

Turning his attention to the two women once more, the catfolk shopkeeper's feline pupils grow large and round for a few moments.  Then, he simply relaxes and begins purring, his digits stretching and curling repeatedly in his paws as he says, "Ah!  You aev faound eit...  Det iss guud.  Guud forchuun indeed!"

With the briefest glance at Val's pile of things, Kykki offhandedly answers with a rather precise number before returning his attention to the android and her newfound bauble, "Two hundread and farty eight gold for dee lot."

"Kykki steel remembers when dees wan ferst found dees charm of guud lawk."

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