I really don’t understand these traders. It doesn’t matter what their cultural values are; you can offer them a hundred kilos of freshly butchered people meat and racks of tailored human-skin clothing, and every one of them responds, “sure, I know a guy I can sell that to.” Even if it were legal here, I’m confident that it would be a rare shopkeeper that who would count me a bestie if I regularly stopped by to donate meals and clothing made from people.
Those traders are capitalists of the highest order, everything that could into good hard coins is fair game. Religion and culture take a backseat when wealth can be made.
Just butcher them and sell the meat and skin
I really don’t understand these traders. It doesn’t matter what their cultural values are; you can offer them a hundred kilos of freshly butchered people meat and racks of tailored human-skin clothing, and every one of them responds, “sure, I know a guy I can sell that to.” Even if it were legal here, I’m confident that it would be a rare shopkeeper that who would count me a bestie if I regularly stopped by to donate meals and clothing made from people.
Those traders are capitalists of the highest order, everything that could into good hard coins is fair game. Religion and culture take a backseat when wealth can be made.