[Make a deal], [Continue negotiation], or [Turn around and leave].
"Turn around and leave."
[After hearing the fat shop-owner's request, you suddenly stand up and want to leave the shop. Mumbling that you're going to take a look at the remaining three pet stores.]
[The fat shop-owner stares dumbfoundedly. He quickly offers a new deal: this 'Release of Familiars', in exchange for the Silver Owl supply channel, with profits divided equally. You choose...]
"Turn around and leave."
[You leave again without saying a word. The shop-owner, sweating profusely, pulls you back and tentatively proposes to split the profit 46/54. You choose...]
"Turn around and leave."
[The shop-owner looks like he is about to break into tears as he pulls you back. He offers a 37/63 split. Isn't that enough? Selling Silver Owls incurs high luxury taxes and advertising costs, and this ratio already means a slight loss for him. It's essentially sacrificing profits for promotion.]
"Turn around and leave."
