"Hm... Can't really think of much else. Um. Don't anger spirits? Though some of them are touchy."

"Spirits?"

"Yeah. There's a bunch of different types, it's pretty much a catch all for very magical nature-associated non-humanoids. Like, fox-spirits, or river-spirits. Most are able to put curses on people if they're angry."

"Okay, we definitely don't have those."

"They're subject to the same laws as non-spirits here, so the nasty ones tend to go elsewhere, but yeah."

"But... is there a way to keep them away?"

"Or fight them?"

"I mean, you'll avoid most of the landscape ones if you stick in the air, and the animal spirits are generally just - part of the population, or hanging out in the wilderness. Spirits that will track people down to cause mischief are rare. If one's attacking you, it'll generally go away if you fight back, and they're vulnerable to, like, being stabbed and all, though I don't think that'd kill most of them? Same as anything magically powerful, really."

"Sounds trackable then. Is not like we expected to be fully prepared to literally everything."

"Yeah. That'd be kinda hard."

"Well, thank you for all the help. Do you think that those are the most important pointers?"

"Can't really think of anything else. Though knowing me the instant you all leave the island I'll think of something important..."

"Ah, so that is true to this world too."

"I wonder what a world with efficient brains would look like."

"Well, now I have a new magical power that I wish to acquire."

He laughs.

He grins. "Thank you for the help."

"Oh, no trouble at all. It's nice to talk to outsiders sometimes."

"And thank you for having us over."

"It was my pleasure."

Well, do they have anything pending to do before leaving?

Other than actually doing the trading, nothing much.

That is dealt with then. They have someone that floats the various cargo up and down.

"Good doing business with you," Pati says when they're done.

The old woman wishes them a safe trip, as do several curious onlookers who've wandered over to the docks.

Some of the crew circles around the ship and waves goodbye but soon they board and they accelerate away.