Reginald acknowledges the change in duties quietly murmering to the druid "The goats still need milking, else they get angsty." Before plodding towards the stable, his slow gait apparant compared to his otheriwse unusally large size.
Quickly he finds what he is looking for, a large stallion which he coaxes into its armour and saddlebags. Unfortunatley himself and the horse are both a tad tall for the corridors, a few "good horse" and "easy nows" are muttered as he makes his way to his quarters to fetch his own supplies, carefully he packs his tools into a bag before placing it into Dobin's saddlebags (Dobin is the stallion). Before making his way, as hastily as one can when they have to hunch down to fit through corridors to the meeting point.
When arriving
As he enters the room he cracks his neck loudly dispelling the common discomfort of the low ceilings and he coaxes Dobin to lie down. He greets Ba'Ad with a simple "Greetings." Before looking towards his fellows. Being summoned by Ba'Ad he expects they will all have appropriat skills to the tas- good gods he is ugly. That is going to be distracting, and that one seems, energetic? And finally rhe other one seems, tired. Reginald continues with a few more of these these mental observations until Ba'Ad presumable speaks again. Regardless of initial appearances he is looking forward to working with these people.
Responding to Torgar
"I would hardly call the ship wretched, but it shall be good to not have to bend my neck if I need be anywhere."
Otherwise Reginald waits next to his docile companion idly fussing with its ears, and wondering if it'll actually be possible to bring Dobin down or if he'll have to leave his companion aboard the ship.