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Gio awakens and uses the table to get some food.
Gio sits at the table and eats his meal quietly.
Gio takes the tray. "Just something to drink."
"I just want something to eat."
Gio sighs. "As you were."
Gio heads to the kitchen, his stomach reminding him of his bodily needs.
"There will already be gems in that helmet I asked for," Gio says. "No need to be too ostentatious."
"Do that then," Gio says.
Gio sighs. "Very well. Though it seems odd to hide it behind a religious sigil."
Gio frowns. "I don't make a habit of adorning myself in the armor of gods that are not my own."
"What is it, Morbak?" Gio asks.
"Then I believe we are ready to depart," Gio says, taking a hold of the stone around his neck. "Aleister shall bring you to the manor." The warpriest speaks the command word and returns to the map room.
"I...see no problem with that request," Gio says. "I'm sure Aleister would appreciate some...like-minded company."
"Thank you." With a polite bow of the head, Gio takes the crystal. He turns to Aleister. "I can go if you'd like some personal time here."
"We found a group of hobgoblins willing to fight the Mitrans, but we need to supply them with weapons," Gio answers. "The problem is that we cannot get to them directly. The closest we can get is a three-day journey that we do not want to continue making. A man suggested that you might be able to help with that."
"Very well. Thank you," Gio responds.
Awakened by the knocking, Gio goes to the door and opens it.
Gio finishes looking over the book, then replaces it on the stack with a yawn. He lays down on the bed and closes his eyes.
Gio ponders the matter for a few minutes, but, not being well-versed in matters of the planes, moves onto another book.
Gio makes a mental note before moving on to another book.
Gio takes a book off of the stack and starts reading it.
I didn't think there was anything I needed to respond to at the moment.
Gio looks through the books to see what Taqan considered would be "of interest" to him.
Returning to the manor, Gio parts ways with Morbak and goes back to his room.
Gio nods. "I believe that's all there is here. We can head back."
"The breastplate is enchanted," Gio tells Morbak. "Take it and see if it is of any use to you."
Gio barely manages to avoid the bolt of lightning. He then looks at the breastplate, looking for any enchantment.
"I assume it is reacting to you," Gio says. "Touch it. I will deal with whatever may happen."
"Let's go," Gio says to Morbak, leading the way.
Gio gathers his gear and prepares himself for the outing with Morbak. He exits his room to find the half-orc.
"Give me a moment to prepare myself and I shall meet you at the doors shortly," Gio tells Morbak.
Gio explains about the symbol he found in the tower. "I suppose that is what you can help me with."
Gio arches an eyebrow, quietly disregarding the first thought that came to mind. "You look troubled. What can I do for you?"
Gio opens the door cautiously.
With a sigh, Gio goes to the table and opens the tray.
"Thank you, Morbak," Gio replies before heading back to his room.
Gio shrugs. "Perhaps. It's something for me to keep in mind."
"Do you know anything about the god, Rull?" Gio asks Morbak.
Gio heads back down and toward the manor. Perhaps Morbak would know something about Rull.
Though he had his suspicions, Gio looks at the sigil, detecting magic.
Gio heads for the tower.
Driven by boredom, Gio follows the tracks, his weapon within easy reach.
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