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feel free to PP galileo passing the wares out of the wagon or something 
Galileo sat quietly in wagon amoungst the oodles of various crap everyone had brought. He picked up his bundle of horse hair, inspecting it lazily before chucking it on the pile along with everything else. He was content enough to do his duty by passing things out to people. He wasn't in the mood for much conversation anyway. Travelling had always tired him which is why he found himself leaving the pack lands less frequently than before. He only really wanted to go on this trip to prove his worth to the pack.
He stared at the contents of the wagon, wondering what it all could be traded for. Galileo himself had brought in a load of livestock, or at least Iven had. Luckily the tricolor male had been mildly intrested in what the German had traded for the creatures. It turned out to be a bag full of shiny crap. Rings, necklaces, bracelets, jewels. He did know that a lot of Iven's trading stock, mainly the shiny things had proved to be made of invaluble metal, but without superior knowledge in the field they were still very pretty and very good rip offs.