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Young Man

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Young Man#dew-1

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Mapdewata
Coordinates221, 237
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[Fruit Fancier]

What's wrong with your faaaaaace? You must really be clueless!

Let me drop some knowledge on ya.

I may be a youngling, but no one knows more than I do about Palm fruit. All right! What do you want to know?

So you want to know about Palm fruit's pulp? Let me explain.

Normally Palm fruit shell is used for making oil. Palm Oil is a useful ingredient for many dishes.

Hmm... Have you met Memo already? Then it should be easy for you to understand.

If you want to know how to use Palm Oil, go find Memo on the north side of Dewata island. Everyday, he makes traditional drinks with Palm Oil.

Anyways, we refer to the oil that comes from the Palm fruit as Palm oil or Coconut oil, which is well known for it's quality.

The leftovers from oil production gets dried, and used for fuel in cooking or heating.

It burns well and has a good smell, can't get better than that.

Ok!! That is all about the pulp, it takes too long to explain all those useful effects for Palm fruit shells.

It's not like this is the extent of my knowledge. Don't get me wrong!

So you want to know about the Palm interior? Let me explain.

Palm tree fruit has 2 layers of pulp. Outside is very rough, and the inside is smooth...

Hmm... Yes! the pulp of Palm tree fruit is a little bit harder than a walnut shell, must be the water it contains inside.

Inside of the shell, there's about 300cc water which is useful in quenching people's thirst since Dewata island has very hot weather.

And it's not like we just throw it away once we drink the water inside!!

We also can make a quality canteen out of it! Like I said, it has really thick outer shell enough and can act as a water bottle.

It is also great to make charcoal. Charcoal made out of palm fruit is well known for long lasting and quality fire,

People love to cook seafoods and chicken with Palm fruit charcoal..

It has the extra bonus of being burning with a pleasant palm smell

Ok!! That is all for pulp information, it takes too long to explain all those useful effects.

It's not like this is all I know. Don't get me wrong!

So, you want to know about tender kernel inside? Let me explain for you

The kernel inside of the hard pulp is used as a natural digestive.

Not much to say about the kernel inside..

but we do make sure to use every part of the palm fruit.

Wouldn't you agree?

Arrgg! You have no interest in the world!

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Map
dewata
X
221
Y
237
Npc Name
Young Man#dew-1
Sprite
536
Script Type
script
Source Line
81
Dialogue
[Fruit Fancier]
What's wrong with your faaaaaace? You must really be clueless!
Let me drop some knowledge on ya.
I may be a youngling, but no one knows more than I do about Palm fruit. All right! What do you want to know?
So you want to know about Palm fruit's pulp? Let me explain.
Normally Palm fruit shell is used for making oil. Palm Oil is a useful ingredient for many dishes.
Hmm... Have you met Memo already? Then it should be easy for you to understand.
If you want to know how to use Palm Oil, go find Memo on the north side of Dewata island. Everyday, he makes traditional drinks with Palm Oil.
Anyways, we refer to the oil that comes from the Palm fruit as Palm oil or Coconut oil, which is well known for it's quality.
The leftovers from oil production gets dried, and used for fuel in cooking or heating.
It burns well and has a good smell, can't get better than that.
Ok!! That is all about the pulp, it takes too long to explain all those useful effects for Palm fruit shells.
It's not like this is the extent of my knowledge. Don't get me wrong!
So you want to know about the Palm interior? Let me explain.
Palm tree fruit has 2 layers of pulp. Outside is very rough, and the inside is smooth...
Hmm... Yes! the pulp of Palm tree fruit is a little bit harder than a walnut shell, must be the water it contains inside.
Inside of the shell, there's about 300cc water which is useful in quenching people's thirst since Dewata island has very hot weather.
And it's not like we just throw it away once we drink the water inside!!
We also can make a quality canteen out of it! Like I said, it has really thick outer shell enough and can act as a water bottle.
It is also great to make charcoal. Charcoal made out of palm fruit is well known for long lasting and quality fire,
People love to cook seafoods and chicken with Palm fruit charcoal..
It has the extra bonus of being burning with a pleasant palm smell
Ok!! That is all for pulp information, it takes too long to explain all those useful effects.
It's not like this is all I know. Don't get me wrong!
So, you want to know about tender kernel inside? Let me explain for you
The kernel inside of the hard pulp is used as a natural digestive.
Not much to say about the kernel inside..
but we do make sure to use every part of the palm fruit.
Wouldn't you agree?
Arrgg! You have no interest in the world!
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