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Narrator:  Renart moves with the group to a room where they could talk.
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Renart:  Renart explains why he had come. Apparently, Tuldarr was interested in purchasing the mining rights to the vast crystal caves in northern Cezar.
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Lomca:  Lomca was aware of the high-quality deposits Renart was referring to. However, the veins were close to the border with Tayiri, and the area had a history of cave-ins, so it was practically abandoned nowadays. Naturally, the Magic Empire of Tuldarr wanted the crystals for use as magic implements, but Lomca had to wonder why they were coming to Cezar now of all times. The prince’s doubt only intensified when he learned of the offered price.
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Renart:  There on the paper Renart passed to him was a figure that rivaled the annual national budget.
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Lomca:  “We’re very grateful, but isn’t this far too much?” Lomca blurted out.
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Renart:  “We will actually be purchasing the rights for a quarter of this amount. The rest of the money will serve as collateral for the duration of the crystal mining, as the site is so close to the Tayiri border. After the excavation is complete, we’d like you to pay it back. Of course, we don’t mind if that takes years.”
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Lomca:  Tuldarr and Tayiri were not on cordial terms, considering one was the Magic Empire and the other was a nation that spurned magic. During the mining process, Tuldarr citizens would be frequenting a location close to the edge of Tayiri, and so Cezar would be expected to smooth things over. But even for all that, the figure was very high. Stranger still was that Tuldarr did not stipulate a schedule for repayment. Lomca stared at Renart, who could surmise what that gaze meant
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Renart:  Renart offered a wan smile in return. This was all being done as a kindness on Tuldarr’s part. It was a way to facilitate Cezar’s reconstruction, though not openly. Upon the queen’s return to Tuldarr, she had broached the subject with Legis apprehensively, showing him her plan for providing aid. Legis had smiled and agreed with it. After all, this wasn’t pure altruism. If Tayiri ever grew hostile, being able to collect on Cezar’s debt would come in handy. In Legis’s opinion, no price was too high to pay for that security. "If we are in agreement, then I will bring you an official contract on a later date."