Although it might seem harsh to other species, Duros had a very clear tradition when it came to lending things. Under Duros’ lending tradition, a person should pay the loan within the stipulated time, and there should not be any delay for whatsoever reason. Furthermore, the obligation to return the goods or loan was incumbent upon the goods/money itself, not on the person, i.e., the loan would transfer to the Duros owning the assets. Not to mention, the loan would transfer to the legal heirs of the borrower in case of their death.