NATHANIEL
With the little bit of guidance Wesley named the fish quickly and Nathaniel nodded his confirmation, "Right. We probably need four whole fish. Can't forget about Val. Go ahead and make your offer." Nathaniel urged Wesley to continue the process, looking up at the vendor with a smile as he indulged him in helping teach this little lesson. Valvynn huffed beside him, blue eyes trained on the fish and refusing to look away. He placed a hand on top of her head, urging her to settle while they did this. "You're needing four fish then? I'd say that's worth about two hours hauling boxes for me. What do you say, boy? That seem fair?"
It wasn't fair. That was way too much for four whole fish. Maybe an hours worth of work. That was the point, though. Trying to teach Wesley how to barter. Either he would figure it our now or he would figure it out after doing that much work.
It wasn't fair. That was way too much for four whole fish. Maybe an hours worth of work. That was the point, though. Trying to teach Wesley how to barter. Either he would figure it our now or he would figure it out after doing that much work.
Weep for yourself, my man
You'll never be what is in your heart
Weep, little lion man
You're not as brave as you were at the start
You'll never be what is in your heart
Weep, little lion man
You're not as brave as you were at the start
