Dialogue with Jel

Jel: I suppose I can't expect a non-artist to understand what it's like knowing you'll never make something equal to their beauty.

Jel: ...You see, I came to this village on a sort of artistic pilgrimage.

Jel: For in Palia, there is no such concept as simply being born into greatness.

Jel: Even those born into artisan families, like mine, must earn their place.

Jel: Before I can stitch the name "Omiata" into my clothing, I must earn the right to do so.

Jel: I have an idea for a garment that will truly take Bahari by storm, but first, I need to find purple shells.

Jel: And sadly my search thus far has come up short.

Jel: Ah, a kindred soul. Then you must understand what it's like to know you will never make something that equals their radiant beauty.

Jel: ...You see, I came to this village on a sort of artistic pilgrimage.

Jel: For in Palia, there is no such concept as simply being born into greatness.

Jel: Even those born into artisan families, like mine, must earn their place.

Jel: Before I can stitch the name "Omiata" into my clothing, I must earn the right to do so.

Jel: I have an idea for a garment that will truly take Bahari by storm, but first, I need to find purple shells.

Jel: And sadly my search thus far has come up short.