fandomhigh | Freelance Treasure Hunting, Monday, Period 5, Class #6

"Good afternoon, everyone," Vala greeted the students as they entered, possibly eyeing Karal and Dean a little oddly, "and welcome to our second to last class. We'll be continuing our efforts to learn how to resell your acquired merchandise. Assuming that your identification and authentication go properly, it will be your job to get the best price you can for your item--whether it's in money, goods, or services that you need."

"Today's class will have two parts: First, I'd like to know what you would think would be important qualities for a, uh, resale merchant to have, and how you would be able to tell that he, she, or it is reputable." Vala, of course, was very equal opportunity. "Second, I would like for you to break up into pairs and try to sell an item of your choice--one of you will be the seller, and the other the purchaser. Obviously, sellers, you want to get as much as you can for your item--you almost worked very hard to get it, after all. Purchasers, you don't want to part with anything more than you have to."

"Have fun!"

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"I thought I was being clear," he sighed, hanging his head, almost starting to see the humour. "I am very sorry to have left you a message which could be misunderstood in that way."

"Yes, well," she said, a bit stumped now, "Just see that it doesn't happen again."

"That," he said fervently, placing his hand over his heart and smiling ruefully, "you have my most sincere word on. Never again. I think I will stay away from phones entirely."

"Maybe at least until you learn how to use them properly," Vala agreed.

Karal winced and nodded. "I truly am sorry, for that and for missing your class. Is there anything you wish me to do to make up for it?"

She considered that for a minute or two. "We worked on identification, so feel free to make some of your own if you'd like, but there's nothing required, no."

He really had no idea what she meant by identification, but he nodded anyway. He could ask Gavin. "All right. Thank you," he said and turned to go.

"Good luck with your friend," Vala said, more cheerfully, "and remember that no one likes having someone fall asleep when they're talking either."

Karal blushed again, but this time he smiled back at her. "I will remember that."

"Have a good afternoon, Karal."

"Thank you," he said again. "I hope yours is good as well." With one last quick smile, he left, heading back to the dorms.

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