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Nodding his head for a moment he lightly cleared his voice and began to rattle off the list of materials and produce they had.

"Blue stone, Limestone, Marble & Granite, Porphyry, Sandstone, Bauxite, Gypsum, Zinc, Copper, Manganese, Mercury, Lead, Silver, Salt, Natural Gas, Coal, Lumber, Fish, Horses, Sheep/Lamb, Chickens, Grapes, Wheat, Barley, Hops, Oregano, Garlic, Olives, Tomatoes, Sage, Lemons, Maize, Rice, Basil, Parsley, Figs, Pistachio, Mandarin Orange, Persimmon Fruit, Eggplant, Zucchini, Bell Peppers, Red Onions, and Flour."

That was what the list had stated, by all looks it seemed the citizens had finally organized more so then usual.

Though thinking about Ultima he had to wonder, he had only seen the man a few times and well...

"Well Ultima looks like a human; but I can't say if he is or isn't. He has a flower growing out of the top of his head."

With a simple shrug Quin shook his head, "No I do not, nor do I find what species he is of very much worth for as long as he performs what is expected of him I have no reason to concern myself with him. It is a simple matter of economics, untill such time as he is a problem there is no reason for me to pry."

It seemed the Faye were very "pure" minded and it wouldn't surprise him if they practised some form of eugenics in one form or another. But that was something for another time. Now he had to think upon the trading

"Bleach and fertalizer. Yes, I do see how the two could benifit us. The question is what are you looking for in exchange?"

Different callender then the one he was used to; but it did make sense. Horses were always worth value, even if it wasn't the year of the horse. They could be used in battle and in peace. They were good wealth and made travelling easier. Much could be gained from them.

Her words moved quickly, but her quickness to say that she looked else where told Quin something. That short little pause had said that Horses would be the major stock in which he would need to trade.

"Of course, you can find horses almost any where; but it is quality that you wish. Otherwise what benifit would they have for the Queen? You may review what we have, I assure you. You will like what you see."

With all things though reality would intersect between economic interests. "You shall see the horses; but we do not keep the heards so near by and they are mostly nomadic in how they are raised. This ensures that they are strong, quick and have endurance enough. I would not doubt their ability to carry a man in full plate. But it will be a few days tell you may see them. Their course will take them near where we are in two days time and you shall be able to study them for yourself."

Her words and tone were enough for him. Thinking quickly upon his feet an idea struck upon him.

"I shall have my own horse delievered here latter this day upon a time suitable to your desire. This horse you may inspect as it is an example of the breed we raise and you may take it with you as a gift from me."

It was only about mid morning and Quin knew that a dry throat wasn't much of any problem; but he wouldn't mind a drink none the less.

"Morgan, I had the distinct pleasure of having Morgan teach me. Though I must say I am not much of a practioner of that art."

From one path to another; Quin nodded his head and motioned towards the door. "Yes, I can show you to where she lives. Though I do not know if she is currently there at the moment. Perhaps Rivven is there."

Things could get interesting, by all acounts Morgan still had no memory of Quin save a few queer times when they had met. Such and odd person, and she still had one of his books.