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The evidence of this theft could always be found the following morning in the form of shoes with new soles or clothes expertly patched with tightly-wound swampgrass. Bhrunai generally struggled with the concept of ownership and so these exchanges were often deemed as thefts, though many homes grew to welcome these small services and so began leaving offerings for the bhrunai directly. However, it is only in recent centuries that these once-reclusive beings have emerged from their seclusion and embraced integration into society at large. | The evidence of this theft could always be found the following morning in the form of shoes with new soles or clothes expertly patched with tightly-wound swampgrass. Bhrunai generally struggled with the concept of ownership and so these exchanges were often deemed as thefts, though many homes grew to welcome these small services and so began leaving offerings for the bhrunai directly. However, it is only in recent centuries that these once-reclusive beings have emerged from their seclusion and embraced integration into society at large. | ||
Travelers may now encounter bhrunai as they engage in commerce in bustling city markets or traverse trade routes with their | Travelers may now encounter bhrunai as they engage in commerce in bustling city markets or traverse trade routes with their turtle-pulled wagons. They have earned a particularly notable reputation as skilled artisans and craftsmen and are known to pour themselves into perfecting a craft over their long lifetimes. They take great pride in their independence and resourcefulness, relying on their own abilities to solve problems before seeking assistance. | ||
'''<big>Bhrunai Culture</big>''' | '''<big>Bhrunai Culture</big>''' | ||