Kauzka-Procellia meeting [IC]

Sasaufe smiled back 'great' she said 'they're in one of my suitcases so we'll have to walk back there' Sasaufe stood up and walked back to the room. Upon reaching it she went into the bedroom and came out with a metal suitcase that looks like it should be full of money. She opened it and pulled out two items, a book and what looked like a claw weapon. 'This book is a religious book which is usually only granted to the religious leaders of the Praanier followers, but since I built new churches for them one of the leaders gave me his copy. They are extremely rare and would be worth probably over one million paws (the coin of Kauzka, depicting a cats paw on both sides). I myself am a follower of Fymmis but the gift is important and I wanted you to have it to learn about our history and culture, I also wanted it to be a sign of my trust. It pretty much includes detailed instructions on everyday customs, ceremonies and about half of it on the beliefs and some philosophical writings. The next is a set of ceremonial claws that used to be awarded to royalty but is now given to high ranking people in politics, such as the councillors. These ones actually have quite a history as they were used in the Namzuma wars, which was one of the famous tribal wars of old. They were found in Messes by a team of foreign archeologists who knew almost nothing of our culture and we're just looking for gold or jewels. I managed to buy them for 50 paws, which was all of my money then, and I kept them for 19 years, yes I was 10 but my family was upper middle class so I had quite a bit of an allowance. Little did they know that these would be worth about 100,000 paws, but I wanted to learn the history of them so 9 years later I got one of my college friends who knew how to examine that sort of thing to look at it and he managed to work out that it was used in those wars' she attached one of the claws to her hand by slipping her fingers through the metal rings and clipping another on around her wrist 'after those wars they were usually made as ceremonial and so were unfit for fighting' she unclipped it from her hand and handed the book and claws to the Dras.


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