"Yeah. Point of money's to trade for scarce things, right? Like, we had money when I was alive, and there we had to work jobs and buy places to live and food and stuff, but here - it'd be kinda like asking people to buy air? When you've got a whole sky full of it."

Shrug. 

"I'm not really an economist though... Anyways, you wanna eat something particular?"

"Maybe lots of things, I don't know what's unique about this place's food yet! Gorons eat rocks but they have barbecue for tourists, Rito do amazing things with bread, Lurelin's thing was fish and spices..."

"I bet I can find a place doing local specials, then!"

"Don't want to get too distracted, though. I have to talk to your god sooner rather than later. You're my local guide, is all."

"Yeah; we should also be able to ask around about how to get her attention - especially at anywhere that attracts high level people."

"If I have to fight something big and dangerous to do this I'm going to be annoyed. I don't mind fighting important fights but when it's not necessary-"

"Dunno. I know people who're really good at fighting get her attention somehow? But there's gotta be other contact means - and I know people can get into the other realms too, and those have more interventionist gods..."

"Who would know, then? Or who would know who would know?"

"Don't know anyone exactly, but - people with powerful artifacts have probably gotten attention before, and restaurant owners tend to really like being gossipy and knowing everyone and everything. Probably talk to the restaurant owner first, then go looking for someone who looks - shiny, I guess? If that doesn't work out."

"Hah! My strategy back home when I was wondering what next was 'talk to someone who looks interesting or important'. I guess some things are universal."

"I guess some kinds of people are always in the middle of everything."

So they go find a popular-seeming restaurant or tavern.

Those are pretty easy to find, what with all the people! Nereus seems to be pretty gregarious, too, quickly getting roped into several conversations, feeling out who's got this or that divine attention getting accomplishment to boast of.

Link hangs back a bit. One-on-one she's fine... Not so much with big crowds.

Nereus, fortunately, seems to thrive in them, and soon enough is leading her back to a more quiet area so they can eat in peace.

"It's not that I can't talk to people I just don't like big groups of strangers all at once unless I have, something, I dunno, a clear role or task at hand?"

"Yeah, that's fine. I don't like eating around a ton of people, though."