Market Dispute, Cut’s Edge
A stall argument about batteries becomes a man waving a purchased mark.
An in-world document. Its claims retain their fictional perspective and may be incomplete or contradictory.
Usual: weight of cells, lamp test, shouting. Unusual: buyer shows a stitch, says passage covers the price. Pell’s person: stitch is refuse. Kael’s person: take the stitch, leave the batteries, do not take a name from the quiet side. Dispute ends. The mark does not. Sent upstairs.
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- Kael Vorn