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Distressed and uncertain, Radan visits Mayon, the seasoned lender of gold and dealer in jewels. Mayon, known for his astute financial judgment, welcomes him and offers a meal and wine, emphasizing that true wisdom lies not only in acquiring wealth but in managing it wisely. Mayon succinctly observes that many seek his counsel because their gold embodies power, opportunity, and responsibility—elements that must be handled with care.