[Barok folds his arms, and for several moments, he closes his eyes in apparent contemplation. It's only several seconds after the woodcarver claims the item to be a worthy exchange for the walking stick in question that Barok opens his eyes again and nods his assent.]
... Very well.
[He takes the cane when it's offered to him by the shop owner, who thanks the gentlemen for their business but seems to be extending his gratitude mostly towards Dohalim. Van Zieks barely notices as he turns his attention to the redhead.]
You must allow me to repay you in the future.
[He doesn't like owing people, partly because of the... last time... he felt that way, and partly because he genuinely would like to extend his gratitude in a palpable way.]
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... Very well.
[He takes the cane when it's offered to him by the shop owner, who thanks the gentlemen for their business but seems to be extending his gratitude mostly towards Dohalim. Van Zieks barely notices as he turns his attention to the redhead.]
You must allow me to repay you in the future.
[He doesn't like owing people, partly because of the... last time... he felt that way, and partly because he genuinely would like to extend his gratitude in a palpable way.]