Time for trade

Ignita was wearing her goggles over her eyes as she was sorting through the supplies. She would pick an item up, check a list she had stuck to a wall with some beeswax, and then place the item where she had mapped it out. A pale ear perked up when she heard the familiar steps of Basilisk come down the hall. Though he had cat claws he still had a distinctive thud and whisper to his footfalls on the stone floors that she had trained herself to hear.

By the sound of his gait, he was in a relatively good mood coming back from his journey. As he entered and called her over she pushed her goggles back over her head to investigate eagerly the wares he spread out. Not at all frustrated she had been interrupted in her cataloging, she welcomed the distraction with such delights as these!

"Avalon..." She repeated almost absently as she brushed a paw over the lace shawl. Beautiful but would probably be overly expensive and not a necessity to trade for. A good gift for Hazel perhaps.

She grabbed the bedroll and nodded, placing it next to her. Those would help the pack sleep, and their durability would be good for the hunters and navigators to take on their longer trips.

She took up the honey and the pottery, well made, excellently floral. Clay wasn't something they came by easily here in the mountains, but the herbalists were working on Armada's honey stores and it kept well. She placed all the pottery on the side of the bedroll as she murmured to herself about the availability of clay and fruit here.

Then she came to the various wools. She didn't know anything about knitting, or weaving wools but could see the benefit for their climate. She glanced at the shawl again, perhaps they could trade for the premade goods like the shawl if they didn't have any wool crafters here?

"I'm not too sure what we could do with the raw wool cords unless you know someone here who can craft a shawl like this and more. Otherwise, pottery, bedrolls, and skins would be useful. The healers would be a better judge for the honey and mead." She announced confidently looking up at him.