
Jade
Heir to a trading house, and a firm believer that every price can be paid in full.
| Name | Song Yu |
|---|---|
| Origin | China |
| Style | Merchant |
| Ultimate | Golden Cage |
| Details coming soon. | |
| Status | Coming soon |

Heir to a trading house, and a firm believer that every price can be paid in full.
| Name | Song Yu |
|---|---|
| Origin | China |
| Style | Merchant |
| Ultimate | Golden Cage |
| Details coming soon. | |
| Status | Coming soon |
Song Yu inherited a trading house at twenty-four, three days before it was due to collapse. She did not borrow, did not beg and did not sell. She called every creditor into one room, laid out the true accounts and asked each to decide for himself whether to stay. All of them stayed. She learned young that candor is the cheapest form of credit. Colleagues named her Jade, a stone that is both valuable and difficult to forge. She pays her debts at double and expects the same honesty in return, which is why she is both loved and feared in counting rooms. She believes there is nothing that cannot be purchased, and that the art lies in knowing precisely what a thing costs, and whether it should be sold. At eleven she was sent to the Sarti house as her trading house's pledge of peace after the Harbor War, a rival's child at the Old Man's table. He raised her as his own. When she grew up she offered to buy the Mansion to pay him back, and he declined. She respected him more for it. When the Letter arrived, she paid the messenger twice what he asked.
“Everything has a price. The art is knowing it.”