Trust Enterprise

Our place is right there in the New Cloth Market, not far from the middle school in Kotari. It’s number 36. We’ve been operating out of this spot for a while, dealing with various goods as they come and go. The market gets loud, especially in the mornings when trucks are unloading their fabrics. We spend a lot of our time checking over stock and making sure things are where they should be. It’s a straightforward operation. We don’t have fancy rugs or air conditioning that works all the time, just desks and stacks of paperwork. Most people who come in are regulars from around the neighborhood or other traders. We know the teachers from the school because they walk past every day. It’s a decent spot to be in. Sometimes the power flickers, but we just keep going. We handle the day-to-day tasks ourselves without a lot of fuss. If you're looking for us, look for the door near the main alleyway. We aren't hard to find. We try to stay organized, but with so much moving through the doors, it gets a bit cluttered sometimes. It’s a busy life here in Kotari, and we’re just part of the local scenery. We don't do much talking, mostly just working through the orders and keeping the shop open for whoever stops by next. It is what it is.