In the end, after thinking for a while, Di Tou looked at the collapsed hut and bowed. "Sorry, although it wasn't my intention, I seemed to have caused some trouble. Although it isn't much, I'm willing to pass along some silver, as well as do my best to repair your home. If you don't say anything, I'll assume this is agreeable." Pausing for a moment, Di Tou added, "Of course, if there's anything specific you want me to do, I'll work to the best of my ability to resolve this conflict."
Feeling nothing, not even a breeze of wind passing, Di Tou let out a sigh. Working his way through the rubble, Di Tou first cleaned up all the mess he had caused, leaving all the chunks of the wall in a small pile outside of the hut, revealing the broken dome-shaped hut with the few slightly squished pieces of bread poking out of the bag.
