Maeve was the star 'tour guide' taking Edie to the market. Only one of her other friends spoke relatively broken English so it left Maeve as the translator. Especially when it came to arriving at the market which was packed with vendors of fabric, wood carvings, food, and the haggles of the crowd. Maeve guided Edie expertly and made good on her notion of getting Edie into tradition clothes lest she burn into a crisp and also help her blend a bit more in order to not get stared at so much. They remained in the market for only two hours before making the hour trek back to the village.

Kato was with a few of the children and other men just outside of the circle of huts marking the beginning of the village when Edie returned. A broad smile graced his features, setting down the sack of soft grasses he had in order to capture Edie in his arms when she flung herself into him. He was dirt streaked and heated to the touch from working under the rising sun but held little care for Edie being displeased at him hugging her while dirty. Her excitement was refreshing to see after feeling like she was having a hard time coming with him. He understood his it was very much a culture shock for her so had been trying to just let her adjust at her own pace. "I'm glad you liked it." He chuckled softly, glancing down at her outfit when she pulled away so he could see her at length. "You look beautiful." Kato cast a sideways questioning glance towards his sister who had finally caught up to them. He hadn't expected Edie to come back dressed in traditional garb. Maeve returned Kato's gaze with a narrowed one of her own, "You keep that look to yourself Kato. She was going to burn in her other stuff. I'm not trying to change her."

Kato gruffed slightly, only accepting his sister's answer because he knew she was sassy enough to not lie to him. "Did you get it?" He held out his hand towards Maeve who handed over a small bundle wrapped in cheese cloth. Kato smirked and curled his arm around Edie's waist, pressing a kiss to her temple, "Watch this." He then turned to the children of which Mori and Amare were a part of. "Sharpu!" His shouted caused the children to cease in their play and meander over to the pair. Kato unraveled the cheese cloth to pluck out an off white cube between his fingers, presenting it to the children whose eyes widened up at the object. "A klappery to whoever can bring me back nama." "...Mosa nama? Mmutla?" One of the children questioned, looking very pleased with the offer. Kato nodded before plopping the cube back into the bag. The children smiled and turned on heel, scattering in all directions as they hurriedly darted away to fulfill the quest. Mosi remained in front of Kato holding to Amare's hand, "What about... khunkhwane?" Kato shook his head, "Khunkhwane, bug, isn't a meat. Try to get meercat or a hare like Junto said." "Ok." Mosi smiled and tugged Amare's hand and the two set off in their own direction to search.

It was a rather brilliant idea if he did say so himself. Kato glanced down at Edie with a smirk, offering her the cube back from the pouch when the children weren't there to see anymore. "Klappery? It's a sweet that's pretty rare for them to get. You'll have some meat to eat for lunch now. With a little persuasion the children can be useful. They're quick and might actually be able to find you enough to last a few meals."