The odd wish from the merchant is also one reason why Skellig is a bit distracted until he reaches the tea stall and bread cart.
He does not outright interrupt their 'argument' - it would be rude after all - but takes his time by starting with browsing the various blends of teas that are set out as display for what is available for purchase in greater quantity.
The smells are all foreign and strange to him, as he is not at all a tea drinker, and would not know where to start. They are spicy and herbal and some have more of a citrus hint to them...
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He does not outright interrupt their 'argument' - it would be rude after all - but takes his time by starting with browsing the various blends of teas that are set out as display for what is available for purchase in greater quantity.
The smells are all foreign and strange to him, as he is not at all a tea drinker, and would not know where to start. They are spicy and herbal and some have more of a citrus hint to them...