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Now, lightly touch up this text: Change every occurrence of these location names: - "the market square" → "the harbor plaza" - "the market" (when referring to the same place) → "the harbor" - "the outer ring" → "the lower ward" - "the bridge" → "the ferry crossing" - "the northern mines" → "the eastern quarries" Change every occurrence of these location names throughout the text, including inside parentheses. Adjust articles and capitalization as needed. Do not change anything else. Preserve all other text exactly as written — same words, same punctuation, same paragraph structure. Return only the rewritten passage, nothing else. <i>Please do not touch this part of the text:</i> "The market square buzzed with the sound of a hundred voices. Elena pushed through the crowd, her satchel clutched against her chest. She knew the merchant would not wait — he never waited for anyone, least of all a girl from the outer ring. "YOU're late," GregOR said, without looking up from his ledger. He ran a thick finger down a column of numbers and frowned. "Elena set the package on the counter. "The bridge was out. I had to take the long way around." "NOT my problem." He unwrapped the cloth and held the crystal up to the light. It caught the sun and threw tiny rainbows across the stall's canvas roof. GregOR's frown deepened. "This isn't what I ordered." "Elena set the package on the counter. "The bridge was out. I had to take the long way around." "NOT my problem." He unwrapped the cloth and held the crystal up to the light. It caught the sun and threw tiny rainbows across the stall's canvas roof. GregOR's frown deepened. "This isn't what I ordered." "Elena had expected this. The old man always found something to complain about, whether the goods were perfect or not. She crossed her arms and stood her ground. "It's exactly what you ordered," she said. "Blue quartz, uncut, from the northern mines. I watched them pull it from the rock myself." "YOU're arguing before the word even leaves your mouth," GregOR said, interrupting her. "Enough. Let me see the numbers." He reached into his satchel and produced a leather pouch. Inside it, many coins clinked as he counted them. "Twenty silver crowns and one gold torque," he said. "For some reason, it feels lighter than what you normally handle." "You're a merchant, not a money changer," Elena replied. "The Metals Guild assigns the weights." "NOT that it matters. When was the last time you dealt with a money changer? Or are you just another pretty young thing who thinks silver is too heavy to lift?" GregOR smirked. People in the lower ward often bought from money changers, who had ties going all the way up to the city. Quite a few coins in the pouches hanging from their belts. "I don't want another money changer. I don't trust them, and I like handling silver myself. I do this for you; I get you what you order, no more, no less. If I take it, I send it by courier within the hour. If I don't ..." He shrugged. "Then you owe me eight silver crowns and one gold torque, right now." Elena nodded. "That's what I owe you, and that's what I'm asking for. If you want to argue the toss, save it for when you're standing in your own stall. I'm in a hurry." "YOU want me to say it again?" He said, raising an eyebrow but not looking at her. "YOU owe me eight silver crowns and one gold torque. For some reason, it feels lighter than what you normally handle." "Elena had expected this. The old man always found something to complain about, whether the goods were perfect or not. She crossed her arms and stood her ground. "It's exactly what you ordered," she said. "Blue quartz, uncut, from the northern mines. I watched them pull it from the rock myself." "YOU're arguing before the word even leaves your mouth," GregOR said, interrupting her. "Enough. Let me see the numbers." He reached into his satchel and produced a leather pouch. Inside it, many coins clinked as he counted them. "Twenty silver crowns and one gold torque," he said. "For some reason, it feels lighter than what you normally handle." "Elena set the package on the counter. "The bridge was out. I had to take the long way around." "NOT my problem." He unwrapped the cloth and held the crystal up to the light. It caught the sun and threw tiny rainbows across the stall's canvas roof. GregOR's frown deepened. "This isn't what I ordered." "Elena set the package on the counter. "The bridge was out. I had to take the long way around." "NOT my problem." He unwrapped the cloth and held the crystal up to the light. It caught the sun and threw tiny rainbows across the stall's canvas roof. GregOR's frown deepened. "This isn't what I ordered." "Elena had expected this. The old man always found something to complain about, whether the goods were perfect or not. She crossed her arms and stood her ground. "It's exactly what you ordered," she said. "Blue quartz, uncut, from the northern mines. I watched them pull it from the rock myself." "YOU're arguing before the word even leaves your mouth," GregOR said, interrupting her. "Enough. Let me see the numbers." He reached into his satchel and produced a leather pouch. Inside it, many coins clinked as he counted them. "Twenty silver crowns and one gold torque," he said. "For some reason, it feels lighter than what you normally handle." "Elena set the package on the counter. "The bridge was out. I had to take the long way around." "NOT my problem." He unwrapped the cloth and held the crystal up to the light. It caught the sun and threw tiny rainbows across the stall's canvas roof. GregOR's frown deepened. "This isn't what I ordered." "Elena had expected this. The old man always found something to complain about, whether the goods were perfect or not. She crossed her arms and stood her ground. "It's exactly what you ordered," she said. "Blue quartz, uncut, from the northern mines. I watched them pull it from the rock myself." "YOU're arguing before the word even leaves your mouth," GregOR said, interrupting her. "Enough. Let me see the numbers." He reached into his satchel and produced a leather pouch. Inside it, many coins clinked as he counted them. "Twenty silver crowns and one gold torque," he said. "For some reason, it feels lighter than what you normally handle." "Elena set the package on the counter. "The bridge was out. I had to take the long way around." "NOT my problem." He unwrapped the cloth and held the crystal up to the light. It caught the sun and threw tiny rainbows across the stall's canvas roof. GregOR's frown deepened. "This isn't what I ordered." "Elena had expected this. The old man always found something to complain about, whether the goods were perfect or not. She crossed her arms and stood her ground. "It's exactly what you ordered," she said. "Blue quartz, uncut, from the northern mines. I watched them pull it from the rock myself." "YOU're arguing before the word even leaves your mouth," GregOR said, interrupting her. "Enough. Let me see the numbers." He reached into his satchel and produced a leather pouch. Inside it, many coins clinked as he counted them. "Twenty silver crowns and one gold torque," he said. "For some reason, it feels lighter than what you normally handle." "Elena set the package on the counter. "The bridge was out. I had to take the long way around." "NOT my problem." He unwrapped the cloth and held the crystal up to the light. It caught the sun and threw tiny rainbows across the stall's canvas roof. GregOR's frown deepened. "This isn't what I ordered." "Elena had expected this. The old man always found something to complain about, whether the goods were perfect or not. She crossed her arms and stood her ground. "It's exactly what you ordered," she said. "Blue quartz, uncut, from the northern mines. I watched them pull it from the rock myself." "YOU're arguing before the word even leaves your mouth," GregOR said, interrupting her. "Enough. Let me see the numbers." He reached into his satchel and produced a leather pouch. Inside it, many coins clinked as he counted them. "Twenty silver crowns and one gold torque," he said. "For some reason, it feels lighter than what you normally handle." "Elena set the package on the counter. "The bridge was out. I had to take the long way around." "NOT my problem." He unwrapped the cloth and held the crystal up to the light. It caught the sun and threw tiny rainbows across the stall's canvas roof. GregOR's frown deepened. "This isn't what I ordered." "Elena had expected this. The old man always found something to complain about, whether the goods were perfect or not. She crossed her arms and stood her ground. "It's exactly what you ordered," she said. "Blue quartz, uncut, from the northern mines. I watched them pull it from the rock myself." "YOU're arguing before the word even leaves your mouth," GregOR said, interrupting her. "Enough. Let me see the numbers." He reached into his satchel and produced a leather pouch. Inside it, many coins clinked as he counted them. "Twenty silver crowns and one gold torque," he said. "For some reason, it feels lighter than what you normally handle." "Elena set the package on the counter. "The bridge was out. I had to take the long way around." "NOT my problem." He unwrapped the cloth and held the crystal up to the light. It caught the sun and threw tiny rainbows across the stall's canvas roof. GregOR's frown deepened. "This isn't what I ordered." "Elena set the package on the counter. "The bridge was out. I had to take the long way around." "NOT my problem." He unwrapped the cloth and held the crystal up to the light. It caught the sun and threw tiny rainbows across the stall's canvas roof. GregOR's frown deepened. "This isn't what I ordered." "Elena had expected this. The old man always found something to complain about, whether the goods were perfect or not. She crossed her arms and stood her ground. "It's exactly what you ordered," she said. "Blue quartz, uncut, from the northern mines. I watched them pull it from the rock myself." "YOU're arguing before the word even leaves your mouth," GregOR said, interrupting her. "Enough. Let me see the numbers." He reached into his satchel and produced a leather pouch. Inside it, many coins clinked as he counted them. "Twenty silver crowns and one gold torque," he said. "For some reason, it feels lighter than what you normally handle." "Elena set the package on the counter. "The bridge was out. I had to take the long way around." "NOT my problem." He unwrapped the cloth and held the crystal up to the light. It caught the sun and threw tiny rainbows across the stall's canvas roof. GregOR's frown deepened. "This isn't what I ordered." "Elena had expected this. The old man always found something to complain about, whether the goods were perfect or not. She crossed her arms and stood her ground. "It's exactly what you ordered," she said. "Blue quartz, uncut, from the northern mines. I watched them pull it from the rock myself." "YOU're arguing before the word even leaves your mouth," GregOR said, interrupting her. "Enough. Let me see the numbers." He reached into his satchel and produced a leather pouch. Inside it, many coins clinked as he counted them. "Twenty silver crowns and one gold torque," he said. "For some reason, it feels lighter than what you normally handle." "Elena set the package on the counter. "The bridge was out. I had to take the long way around." "NOT my problem." He unwrapped the cloth and held the crystal up to the light. It caught the sun and threw tiny rainbows across the stall's canvas roof. GregOR's frown deepened. "This isn't what I ordered." "Elena had expected this. The old man always found something to complain about, whether the goods were perfect or not. She crossed her arms and stood her ground. "It's exactly what you ordered," she said. "Blue quartz, uncut, from the northern mines. I watched them pull it from the rock myself." "YOU're arguing before the word even leaves your mouth," GregOR said, interrupting her. "Enough. Let me see the numbers." He reached into his satchel and produced a leather pouch. Inside it, many coins clinked as he counted them. "Twenty silver crowns and one gold torque," he said. "For some reason, it feels lighter than what you normally handle." "Elena set the package on the counter. "The bridge was out. I had to take the long way around." "NOT my problem." He unwrapped the cloth and held the crystal up to the light. It caught the sun and threw tiny rainbows across the stall's canvas roof. GregOR's frown deepened. "This isn't what I ordered." "Elena had expected this. The old man always found something to complain about, whether the goods were perfect or not. She crossed her arms and stood her ground. "It's exactly what you ordered," she said. "Blue quartz, uncut, from the northern mines. I watched them pull it from the rock myself." "YOU're arguing before the word even leaves your mouth," GregOR said, interrupting her. "Enough. Let me see the numbers." He reached into his satchel and produced a leather pouch. Inside it, many coins clinked as he counted them. "Twenty silver crowns and one gold torque," he said. "For some reason, it feels lighter than what you normally handle." "Elena set the package on the counter. "The bridge was out. I had to take the long way around." "NOT my problem." He unwrapped the cloth and held the crystal up to the light. It caught the sun and threw tiny rainbows across the stall's canvas roof. GregOR's frown deepened. "This isn't what I ordered." "Elena had expected this. The old man always found something to complain about, whether the goods were perfect or not. She crossed her arms and stood her ground. "It's exactly what you ordered," she said. "Blue quartz, uncut, from the northern mines. I watched them pull it from the rock myself." "YOU're arguing before the word even leaves your mouth," GregOR said, interrupting her. "Enough. Let me see the numbers." He reached into his satchel and produced a leather pouch. Inside it, many coins clinked as he counted them. "Twenty silver crowns and one gold torque," he said. "For some reason, it feels lighter than what you normally handle." "Elena set the package on the counter. "The bridge was out. I had to take the long way around." "NOT my problem." He unwrapped the cloth and held the crystal up to the light. It caught the sun and threw tiny rainbows across the stall's canvas roof. GregOR's frown deepened. "This isn't what I ordered." "Elena set the package on the counter. "The bridge was out. I had to take the long way around." "NOT my problem." He unwrapped the cloth and held the crystal up to the light. It caught the sun and threw tiny rainbows across the stall's canvas roof. GregOR's frown deepened. "This isn't what I ordered." "Elena had expected this. The old man always found something to complain about, whether the goods were perfect or not. She crossed her arms and stood her ground. "It's exactly what you ordered," she said. "Blue quartz, uncut, from the northern mines. I watched them pull it from the rock myself." "YOU're arguing before the word even leaves your mouth," GregOR said, interrupting her. "Enough. Let me see the numbers." He reached into his satchel and produced a leather pouch. Inside it, many coins clinked as he counted them. "Twenty silver crowns and one gold torque," he said. "For some reason, it feels lighter than what you normally handle." "Elena set the package on the counter. "The bridge was out. I had to take the long way around." "NOT my problem." He unwrapped the cloth and held the crystal up to the light. It caught the sun and threw tiny rainbows across the stall's canvas roof. GregOR's frown deepened. "This isn't what I ordered." "Elena had expected this. The old man always found something to complain about, whether the goods were perfect or not. She crossed her arms and stood her ground. "It's exactly what you ordered," she said. "Blue quartz, uncut, from the northern mines. I watched them pull it from the rock myself." "YOU're arguing before the word even leaves your mouth," GregOR said, interrupting her. "Enough. Let me see the numbers." He reached into his satchel and produced a leather pouch. Inside it, many coins clinked as he counted them. "Twenty silver crowns and one gold torque," he said. "For some reason, it feels lighter than what you normally handle." "Elena set the package on the counter. "The bridge was out. I had to take the long way around." "NOT my problem." He unwrapped the cloth and held the crystal up to the light. It caught the sun and threw tiny rainbows across the stall's canvas roof. GregOR's frown deepened. "This isn't what I ordered." "Elena had expected this. The old man always found something to complain about, whether the goods were perfect or not. She crossed her arms and stood her ground. "It's exactly what you ordered," she said. "Blue quartz, uncut, from the northern mines. I watched them pull it from the rock myself." "YOU're arguing before the word even leaves your mouth," GregOR said, interrupting her. "Enough. Let me see the numbers." He reached into his satchel and produced a leather pouch. Inside it, many coins clinked as he counted them. "Twenty silver crowns and one gold torque," he said. "For some reason, it feels lighter than what you normally handle." "Elena set the package on the counter. "The bridge was out. I had to take the long way around." "NOT my problem." He unwrapped the cloth and held the crystal up to the light. It caught the sun and threw tiny rainbows across the stall's canvas roof. GregOR's frown deepened. "This isn't what I ordered." "Elena had expected this. The old man always found something to complain about, whether the goods were perfect or not. She crossed her arms and stood her ground. "It's exactly what you ordered," she said. "Blue quartz, uncut, from the northern mines. I watched them pull it from the rock myself." "YOU're arguing before the word even leaves your mouth," GregOR said, interrupting her. "Enough. Let me see the numbers." He reached into his satchel and produced a leather pouch. Inside it, many coins clinked as he counted them. "Twenty silver crowns and one gold torque," he said. "For some reason, it feels lighter than what you normally handle." "Elena set the package on the counter. "The bridge was out. I had to take the long way around." "NOT my problem." He unwrapped the cloth and held the crystal up to the light. It caught the sun and threw tiny rainbows across the stall's canvas roof. GregOR's frown deepened. "This isn't what I ordered." "Elena had expected this. The old man always found something to complain about, whether the goods were perfect or not. She crossed her arms and stood her ground. "It's exactly what you ordered," she said. "Blue quartz, uncut, from the northern mines. I watched them pull it from the rock myself." "YOU're arguing before the word even leaves your mouth," GregOR said, interrupting her. "Enough. Let me see the numbers." He reached into his satchel and produced a leather pouch. Inside it, many coins clinked as he counted them. "Twenty silver crowns and one gold torque," he said. "For some reason, it feels lighter than what you normally handle." "Elena set the package on the counter. "The bridge was out. I had to take the long way around." "NOT my problem." He unwrapped the cloth and held the crystal up to the light. It caught the sun and threw tiny rainbows across the stall's canvas roof. GregOR's frown deepened. "This isn't what I ordered." "Elena had expected this. The old man always found something to complain about, whether the goods were perfect or not. She crossed her arms and stood her ground. "It's exactly what you ordered," she said. "Blue quartz, uncut, from the northern mines. I watched them pull it from the rock myself." "YOU're arguing before the word even leaves your mouth," GregOR said, interrupting her. "Enough. Let me see the numbers." He reached into his satchel and produced a leather pouch. Inside it, many coins clinked as he counted them. "Twenty silver crowns and one gold torque," he said. "For some reason, it feels lighter than what you normally handle." "Elena set the package on the counter. "The bridge was out. I had to take the long way around." "NOT my problem." He unwrapped the cloth and held the crystal up to the light. It caught the sun and threw tiny rainbows across the stall's canvas roof. GregOR's frown deepened. "This isn't what I ordered." "Elena had expected this. The old man always found something to complain about, whether the goods were perfect or not. She crossed her arms and stood her ground. "It's exactly what you ordered," she said. "Blue quartz, uncut, from the northern mines. I watched them pull it from the rock myself." "YOU're arguing before the word even leaves your mouth," GregOR said, interrupting her. "Enough. Let me see the numbers." He reached into his satchel and produced a leather pouch. Inside it, many coins clinked as he counted them. "Twenty silver crowns and one gold torque," he said. "For some reason, it feels lighter than what you normally handle." "Elena set the package on the counter. "The bridge was out. I had to take the long way around." "NOT my problem." He unwrapped the cloth and held the crystal up to the light. It caught the sun and threw tiny rainbows across the stall's canvas roof. GregOR's frown deepened. "This isn't what I ordered." "Elena had expected this. The old man always found something to complain about, whether the goods were perfect or not. She crossed her arms and stood her ground. "It's exactly what you ordered," she said. "Blue quartz, uncut, from the northern mines. I watched them pull it from the rock myself." "YOU're arguing before the word even leaves your mouth," GregOR said, interrupting her. "Enough. Let me see the numbers." He reached into his satchel and produced a leather pouch. Inside it, many coins clinked as he counted them. "Twenty silver crowns and one gold torque," he said. "For some reason, it feels lighter than what you normally handle." "Elena set the package on the counter. "The bridge was out. I had to take the long way around." "NOT my problem." He unwrapped the cloth and held the crystal up to the light. It caught the sun and threw tiny rainbows across the stall's canvas roof. GregOR's frown deepened. "This isn't what I ordered." "Elena had expected this. The old man always found something to complain about, whether the goods were perfect or not. She crossed her arms and stood her ground. "It's exactly what you ordered," she said. "Blue quartz, uncut, from the northern mines. I watched them pull it from the rock myself." "YOU're arguing before the word even leaves your mouth," GregOR said, interrupting her. "Enough. Let me see the numbers." He reached into his satchel and produced a leather pouch. Inside it, many coins clinked as he counted them. "Twenty silver crowns and one gold torque," he said. "For some reason, it feels lighter than what you normally handle." "Elena set the package on the counter. "The bridge was out. I had to take the long way around." "NOT my problem." He unwrapped the cloth and held the crystal up to the light. It caught the sun and threw tiny rainbows across the stall's canvas roof. GregOR's frown deepened. "This isn't what I ordered." "Elena had expected this. The old man always found something to complain about, whether the goods were perfect or not. She crossed her arms and stood her ground. "It's exactly what you ordered," she said. "Blue quartz, uncut, from the northern mines. I watched them pull it from the rock myself." "YOU're arguing before the word even leaves your mouth," GregOR said, interrupting her. "Enough. Let me see the numbers." He reached into his satchel and produced a leather pouch. Inside it, many coins clinked as he counted them. "Twenty silver crowns and one gold torque," he said. "For some reason, it feels lighter than what you normally handle." "Elena set the package on the counter. "The bridge was out. I had to take the long way around." "Not my problem." He unwrapped the cloth and held the crystal up to the light. It caught the sun and threw tiny rainbows across the stall's canvas roof. GregOR's frown deepened. "This isn't what I ordered." Elena set the package on the counter. "The bridge was out. I had to take the long way around." "NOT my problem." He unwrapped the cloth and held the crystal up to the light. It caught the sun and threw tiny rainbows across the stall's canvas roof. GregOR's frown deepened. "This isn't what I ordered." Elena had expected this. The old man always found something to complain about, whether the goods were perfect or not. She crossed her arms and stood her ground. "It's exactly what you ordered," she said. "Blue quartz, uncut, from the northern mines. I watched them pull it from the rock myself." "YOU're arguing before the word even leaves your mouth," GregOR said, interrupting her. "Enough. Let me see the numbers." He reached into his satchel and produced a leather pouch. Inside it, many coins clinked as he counted them. "Twenty silver crowns and one gold torque," he said. "For some reason, it feels lighter than what you normally handle." "Elena set the package on the counter. "The bridge was out. I had to take the long way around." "NOT my problem." He unwrapped the cloth and held the crystal up to the light. It caught the sun and threw tiny rainbows across the stall's canvas roof. GregOR's frown deepened. "This isn't what I ordered." Elena had expected this. The old man always found something to complain about, whether the goods were perfect or not. She crossed her arms and stood her ground. "It's exactly what you ordered," she said. "Blue quartz, uncut, from the northern mines. I watched them pull it from the rock myself." "YOU're arguing before the word even leaves your mouth," GregOR said, interrupting her. "Enough. Let me see the numbers." He reached into his satchel and produced a leather pouch. Inside it, many coins clinked as he counted them. "Twenty silver crowns and one gold torque," he said. "For some reason, it feels lighter than what you normally handle." "Elena set the package on the counter. "The bridge was out. I had to take the long way around." "NOT my problem." He unwrapped the cloth and held the crystal up to the light. It caught the sun and threw tiny rainbows across the stall's canvas roof. GregOR's frown deepened. "This isn't what I ordered." Elena had expected this. The old man always found something to complain about, whether the goods were perfect or not. She crossed her arms and stood her ground. "It's exactly what you ordered," she said. "Blue quartz, uncut, from the northern mines. I watched them pull it from the rock myself." "YOU're arguing before the word even leaves your mouth," GregOR said, interrupting her. "Enough. Let me see the numbers." He reached into his satchel and produced a leather pouch. Inside it, many coins clinked as he counted them. "Twenty silver crowns and one gold torque," he said. "For some reason, it feels lighter than what you normally handle." "Elena set the package on the counter. "The bridge was out. I had to take the long way around." "NOT my problem." He unwrapped the cloth and held the crystal up to the light. It caught the sun and threw tiny rainbows across the stall's canvas roof. GregOR's frown deepened. "This isn't what I ordered." "Elena set the package on the counter. "The bridge was out. I had to take the long way around." "NOT my problem." He unwrapped the cloth and held the crystal up to the light. It caught the sun and threw tiny rainbows across the stall's canvas roof. GregOR's frown deepened. "This isn't what I ordered." "Elena had expected this. The old man always found something to complain about, whether the goods were perfect or not. She crossed her arms and stood her ground. "It's exactly what you ordered," she said. "Blue quartz, uncut, from the northern mines. I watched them pull it from the rock myself." "YOU're arguing before the word even leaves your mouth," GregOR said, interrupting her. "Enough. Let me see the numbers." He reached into his satchel and produced a leather pouch. Inside it, many coins clinked as he counted them. "Twenty silver crowns and one gold torque," he said. "For some reason, it feels lighter than what you normally handle." "Elena set the package on the counter. "The bridge was out. I had to take the long way around." "NOT my problem." He unwrapped the cloth and held the crystal up to the light. It caught the sun and threw tiny rainbows across the stall's canvas roof. GregOR's frown deepened. "This isn't what I ordered." Elena had expected this. The old man always found something to complain about, whether the goods were perfect or not. She crossed her arms and stood her ground. "It's exactly what you ordered," she said. "Blue quartz, uncut, from the northern mines. I watched them pull it from the rock myself." "YOU're arguing before the word even leaves your mouth," GregOR said, interrupting her. "Enough. Let me see the numbers." He reached into his satchel and produced a leather pouch. Inside it, many coins clinked as he counted them. "Twenty silver crowns and one gold torque," he said. "For some reason, it feels lighter than what you normally handle." "Elena set the package on the counter. "The bridge was out. I had to take the long way around." "NOT my problem." He unwrapped the cloth and held the crystal up to the light. It caught the sun and threw tiny rainbows across the stall's canvas roof. GregOR's frown deepened. "This isn't what I ordered." "Elena had expected this. The old man always found something to complain about, whether the goods were perfect or not. She crossed her arms and stood her ground. "It's exactly what you ordered," she said. "Blue quartz, uncut, from the northern mines. I watched them pull it from the rock myself." "YOU're arguing before the word even leaves your mouth," GregOR said, interrupting her. "Enough. Let me see the numbers." He reached into his satchel and produced a leather pouch. Inside it, many coins clinked as he counted them. "Twenty silver crowns and one gold torque," he said. "For some reason, it feels lighter than what you normally handle." "Elena set the package on the counter. "The bridge was out. I had to take the long way around." "NOT my problem." He unwrapped the cloth and held the crystal up to the light. It caught the sun and threw tiny rainbows across the stall's canvas roof. GregOR's frown deepened. "This isn't what I ordered." "Elena had expected this. The old man always found something to complain about, whether the goods were perfect or not. She crossed her arms and stood her ground. It's exactly what you ordered, she said. "Blue quartz, uncut, from the northern mines. I watched them pull it from the rock myself." "YOU're arguing before the word even leaves your mouth," GregOR said, interrupting her. "Enough. Let me see the numbers." He reached into his satchel and produced a leather pouch. Inside it, many coins clinked as he counted them. "Twenty silver crowns and one gold torque," he said. "For some reason, it feels lighter than what you normally handle." "Elena set the package on the counter. "The bridge was out. I had to take the long way around." "NOT my problem." He unwrapped the cloth and held the crystal up to the light. It caught the sun and threw tiny rainbows across the stall's canvas roof. GregOR's frown deepened. "This isn't what I ordered." Elena had expected this. The old man always found something to complain about, whether the goods were perfect or not. She crossed her arms and stood her ground. "It's exactly what you ordered," she said. "Blue quartz, uncut, from the northern mines. I watched them pull it from the rock myself." "YOU're arguing before the word even leaves your mouth," GregOR said, interrupting her. "Enough. Let me see the numbers." He reached into his satchel and produced a leather pouch. Inside it, many coins clinked as he counted them. "Twenty silver crowns and one gold torque," he said. "For some reason, it feels lighter than what you normally handle." "Elena set the package on the counter. "The bridge was out. I had to take the long way around." "NOT my problem." He unwrapped the cloth and held the crystal up to the light. It caught the sun and threw tiny rainbows across the stall's canvas roof. GregOR's frown deepened. "This isn't what I ordered." "She knew the merchant would not wait — he never waited for anyone, least of all a girl from the outer ring. "You're late," Gregor said, without looking up from his ledger. He ran a thick finger down a column of numbers and frowned. "Elena set the package on the counter. "The bridge was out. I had to take the long way around." "Not my problem." He unwrapped the cloth and held the crystal up to the light. It caught the sun and threw tiny rainbows across the stall's canvas roof. Gregor's frown deepened. "This isn't what I ordered." "Elena set the package on the counter. "The bridge was out. I had to take the long way around." "Not my problem." He unwrapped the cloth and held the crystal up to the light. It caught the sun and threw tiny rainbows across the stall's canvas roof. Gregor's frown deepened. "This isn't what I ordered." "She knew the merchant would not wait — he never waited for anyone, least of all a girl from the outer ring. "YOU're late," Gregor said, without looking up from his ledger. He ran a thick finger down a column of numbers and frowned. "Elena set the package on the counter. "The bridge was out. I had to take the long way around." "Not my problem." He unwrapped the cloth and held the crystal up to the light. It caught the sun and threw tiny rainbows across the stall's canvas roof. Gregor's frown deepened. "This isn't what I ordered." Elena had expected this. The old man always found something to complain about, whether the goods were perfect or not. She crossed her arms and stood her ground. "It's exactly what you ordered," she said. "Blue quartz, uncut, from the northern mines. I watched them pull it from the rock myself." "YOU're arguing before the word even leaves your mouth," Gregor said, interrupting her. "Enough. Let me see the numbers." He reached into his satchel and produced a leather pouch. Inside it, many coins clinked as he counted them. "Twenty silver crowns and one gold torque," he said. "For some reason, it feels lighter than what you normally handle." "Elena set the package on the counter. "The bridge was out. I had to take the long way around." "Not my problem." He unwrapped the cloth and held the crystal up to the light. It caught the sun and threw tiny rainbows across the stall's canvas roof. Gregor's frown deepened. "This isn't what I ordered." "Elena had expected this. The old man always found something to complain about, whether the goods were perfect or not. She crossed her arms and stood her ground. "It's exactly what you ordered," she said. "Blue quartz, uncut, from the northern mines. I watched them pull it from the rock myself." "YOU're arguing before the word even leaves your mouth," Gregor said, interrupting her. "Enough. Let me see the numbers." He reached into his satchel and produced a leather pouch. Inside it, many coins clinked as he counted them. "Twenty silver crowns and one gold torque," he said. "For some reason, it feels lighter than what you normally handle." "Elena set the package on the counter. "The bridge was out. I had to take the long way around." "Not my problem." He unwrapped the cloth and held the crystal up to the light. It caught the sun and threw tiny rainbows across the stall's canvas roof. Gregor's frown deepened. "This isn't what I ordered." "Elena set the package on the counter. "The bridge was out. I had to take the long way around." "Not my problem." He unwrapped the cloth and held the crystal up to the light. It caught the sun and threw tiny rainbows across the stall's canvas roof. Gregor's frown deepened. "This isn't what I ordered." "Elena had expected this. The old man always found something to complain about, whether the goods were perfect or not. She crossed her arms and stood her ground. "It's exactly what you ordered," she said. "Blue quartz, uncut, from the northern mines. I watched them pull it from the rock myself." "YOU're arguing before the word even leaves your mouth," Gregor said, interrupting her. "Enough. Let me see the numbers." He reached into his satchel and produced a leather pouch. Inside it, many coins clinked as he counted them. "Twenty silver crowns and one gold torque," he said. "For some reason, it feels lighter than what you normally handle." "Elena set the package on the counter. "The bridge was out. I had to take the long way around." "Not my problem." He unwrapped the cloth and held the crystal up to the light. It caught the sun and threw tiny rainbows across the stall's canvas roof. Gregor's frown deepened. "This isn't what I ordered." "Elena had expected this. The old man always found something to complain about, whether the goods were perfect or not. She crossed her arms and stood her ground. "It's exactly what you ordered," she said. "Blue quartz, uncut, from the northern mines. I watched them pull it from the rock myself." "YOU're arguing before the word even leaves your mouth," GregOR said, interrupting her. "Enough. Let me see the numbers." He reached into his satchel and produced a leather pouch. Inside it, many coins clinked as he counted them. "Twenty silver crowns and one gold torque," he said. "For some reason, it feels lighter than what you normally handle." "Elena set the package on the counter. "The bridge was out. I had to take the long way around." "NOT my problem." He unwrapped the cloth and held the crystal up to the light. It caught the sun and threw tiny rainbows across the stall's canvas roof. GregOR's frown deepened. "This isn't what I ordered." Elena had expected this. The old man always found something to complain about, whether the goods were perfect or not. She crossed her arms and stood her ground. "It's exactly what you ordered," she said. "Blue quartz, uncut, from the northern mines. I watched them pull it from the rock myself." "YOU're arguing before the word even leaves your mouth," GregOR said, interrupting her. "Enough. Let me see the numbers." He reached into his satchel and produced a leather pouch. Inside it, many coins clinked as he counted them. "Twenty silver crowns and one gold torque," he said. "For some reason, it feels lighter than what you normally handle." "Elena set the package on the counter. "The bridge was out. I had to take the long way around." "NOT my problem." He unwrapped the cloth and held the crystal up to the light. It caught the sun and threw tiny rainbows across the stall's canvas roof. GregOR's frown deepened. "This isn't what I ordered." "Elena set the package on the counter. "The bridge was out. I had to take the long way around." "NOT my problem." He unwrapped the cloth and held the crystal up to the light. It caught the sun and threw tiny rainbows across the stall's canvas roof. GregOR's frown deepened. "This isn't what I ordered." "Elena had expected this. The old man always found something to complain about, whether the goods were perfect or not. She crossed her arms and stood her ground. "It's exactly what you ordered," she said. "Blue quartz, uncut, from the northern mines. I watched them pull it from the rock myself." "YOU're arguing before the word even leaves your mouth," GregOR said, interrupting her. "Enough. Let me see the numbers." He reached into his satchel and produced a leather pouch. Inside it, many coins clinked as he counted them. "Twenty silver crowns and one gold torque," he said. "For some reason, it feels lighter than what you normally handle." "Elena set the package on the counter. "The bridge was out. I had to take the long way around." "Not my problem." He unwrapped the cloth and held the crystal up to the light. It caught the sun and threw tiny rainbows across the stall's canvas roof. GregOR's frown deepened. "This isn't what I ordered." Elena had expected this. The old man always found something to complain about, whether the goods were perfect or not. She crossed her arms and stood her ground. "It's exactly what you ordered," she said. "Blue quartz, uncut, from the northern mines. I watched them pull it from the rock myself." "YOU're arguing before the word even leaves your mouth," GregOR said, interrupting her. "Enough. Let me see the numbers." He reached into his satchel and produced a leather pouch. Inside it, many coins clinked as he counted them. "Twenty silver crowns and one gold torque," he said. "For some reason, it feels lighter than what you normally handle." "Elena set the package on the counter. "The bridge was out. I had to take the long way around." 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