"If it gets you to go away, yeah."

"That's another way you make people go away is give them presents? I'm not sure these customs make very much sense."

"You don't usually make people go away by giving them presents but you're refusing to go away so I thought maybe if you got a present then you would want to be nice and you would go away."

"The reds just asked me nicely."

"Will you please go away."

The Adamant turns and continues down the street.

"From the city, not from me!"

...the Adamant turns back. "That seems a little much."

"You're tracking pollution everywhere. You can stay if you shower, there's a public shower."

The Adamant looks at his feet. "I don't think I'm tracking anything."

"Well, you're a moron."

The Adamant frowns. "That isn't very nice."

"No kidding."

The Adamant picks the bullet out of his halo and throws it at the guy.

"Get the fuck out of town, you stupid rock spirit alien."

"I'm an Adamant," says the Adamant, and he does not go anywhere.

He starts looking on his pocket everything what the recommended way to drive an Adamant off is.

If asking nicely doesn't work they - uh, Adamants in particular are really hard to scare.

That's really annoying. He spits at it and stomps off.

It examines a parked delivery van and does not further bother anyone.

How many elementals are left on the human world, and how do people feel about trying to buy them?

There are a few hundred left (in captivity; wild number unknown)! Trying to buy them might make sense! Especially if they're better behaved than wild ones!

All the helpful ones so far have been freed captives, yeah.

Does Penumbra want to carry over a ton of salt.

Can do.

These people will trade salt for elementals!