Editing Konganese History (section)

=== How Other Peoples View the Konganese ===

Because of their rarity, Konganese travellers are met with a mix of curiosity, fear, respect, and confusion. Their reception depends greatly on the culture they encounter:

'''Among Superstitious Peoples''' – Many believe them to be omens, messengers of the sea or spirits that bring fortune or disaster. Some worship them, offering gifts in hopes of earning their favour, while others fear them, believing that to harm a Konganese is to invoke the wrath of the ocean itself.

'''Among Scholars and Nobles''' – Those who collect knowledge, rare artefacts, and exotic lore see them as wonders to be studied. Some might seek to interview or examine them, hoping to learn the secrets of Tavaru.

'''Among Warriors and Mercenaries''' – Their fluid, unshakable combat style and unique philosophy of war make them respected, if not feared. Some see them as formidable allies, while others test them in duels, eager to measure themselves against a warrior from a land that no army has ever conquered.

'''Among Common Folk''' – In villages and cities, a Konganese is often a thing of marvel, but also a stranger, an outsider whose ways are difficult to understand. Some welcome them with kindness, while others keep their distance, unsure whether to trust what they do not know.