Lieuen's First Business Deal | ~67 years ago A very wee kedan can be seen manning a stall at the edge of an Earth Sector sculpture plaza; there are a variety of sculpting supplies on display and stocked behind it, with a sign in kedanese erected above it. Any familiar with the written language of the kedan could make out the name Lieuen and the title: Discount Art Supplies! Carving Day Special!
There is a steady flow of interested and purchasing parties to and from this stall for a number of hours. At the very end of the day, the young kedan can be seen closing up shop and counting his juulan profits from the day. Here, he is approached by a much older kedan and a conversation held between them discusses the success of the stall and the fact that the plaza will be seeing much more artistic work over the next few days. An offer is made to buy the site, stall, and supplies from tiny Lieuen, who happily writes up a short contract in the kedan equivalent of bright green crayon. They sign it in blue and he takes home a large satchel of juulan for it.
Throughout the day, kedan can be seen in the plaza either observing the numerous sculptures or working at carving their own.
Willow & Dorian
A very wee kedan can be seen manning a stall at the edge of an Earth Sector sculpture plaza; there are a variety of sculpting supplies on display and stocked behind it, with a sign in kedanese erected above it. Any familiar with the written language of the kedan could make out the name Lieuen and the title: Discount Art Supplies! Carving Day Special!
There is a steady flow of interested and purchasing parties to and from this stall for a number of hours. At the very end of the day, the young kedan can be seen closing up shop and counting his juulan profits from the day. Here, he is approached by a much older kedan and a conversation held between them discusses the success of the stall and the fact that the plaza will be seeing much more artistic work over the next few days. An offer is made to buy the site, stall, and supplies from tiny Lieuen, who happily writes up a short contract in the kedan equivalent of bright green crayon. They sign it in blue and he takes home a large satchel of juulan for it.
Throughout the day, kedan can be seen in the plaza either observing the numerous sculptures or working at carving their own.