09-18-2014, 07:47 AM
In hindsight, he probably should have mentioned something about the disorienting effects traversing the gates could have on you. He had briefly wondered if it was just him being overly sensitive to sudden changes in the world around him that made him so uneasy going through them, but as he saw the armored knight's reaction, he concluded that, no, it probably wasn't just him.
Good to know, he guessed.
Taking a look around as Ornstein spoke up, Kuzan couldn't help but agree. He hadn't really taken much of a look around before, beyond seeing the obvious, but the place really did look nice. Rolling, grassy fields, marred only by the strange stones near the gate itself, dotted here and there by forests...
The dragonslayer's question of where to go next drew his attention back, and he gave it a moment of thought. That really was a good question, honestly. If there was some sort of city or something nearby, then maybe they could...
His train of thought derailed rather sharply as Ornstein raised his arm, pointing out something in the distance. Lifting a hand to his glasses, Kuzan adjusted the tinted spectacles slightly, before shading his eyes with the same hand. After a moment, he let out a faint chuckle. Now how had he missed that? "It does look that way." He shook his head at the idea of it, dropping both arms back to his sides.
"Well, if nothing else, there should be more answers to be had there." With a roll of his shoulders, the former Admiral set about summoning a means of transportation, not fancying making the journey on foot. Not that he was in a hurry, but the distance didn't exactly look small by any means. And so he took a leaf out of Ornstein's book, choosing to summon something more appropriate to the feel that the scenery of the locale gave off, and set his mind upon a horse of his own.
When, after several minutes, he had completed the summoning process, the beast that emerged was....well, "remarkable" might have been one word. A pale, white hide, with a mane of unnatural blue and white hue. It snorted once, stamping hooves that looked more like ice than part of an animal, and turned to regard Kuzan critically.
The ice man was struck dumb. He just couldn't get away from icy colors when it came to animals, could he?
Good to know, he guessed.
Taking a look around as Ornstein spoke up, Kuzan couldn't help but agree. He hadn't really taken much of a look around before, beyond seeing the obvious, but the place really did look nice. Rolling, grassy fields, marred only by the strange stones near the gate itself, dotted here and there by forests...
The dragonslayer's question of where to go next drew his attention back, and he gave it a moment of thought. That really was a good question, honestly. If there was some sort of city or something nearby, then maybe they could...
His train of thought derailed rather sharply as Ornstein raised his arm, pointing out something in the distance. Lifting a hand to his glasses, Kuzan adjusted the tinted spectacles slightly, before shading his eyes with the same hand. After a moment, he let out a faint chuckle. Now how had he missed that? "It does look that way." He shook his head at the idea of it, dropping both arms back to his sides.
"Well, if nothing else, there should be more answers to be had there." With a roll of his shoulders, the former Admiral set about summoning a means of transportation, not fancying making the journey on foot. Not that he was in a hurry, but the distance didn't exactly look small by any means. And so he took a leaf out of Ornstein's book, choosing to summon something more appropriate to the feel that the scenery of the locale gave off, and set his mind upon a horse of his own.
When, after several minutes, he had completed the summoning process, the beast that emerged was....well, "remarkable" might have been one word. A pale, white hide, with a mane of unnatural blue and white hue. It snorted once, stamping hooves that looked more like ice than part of an animal, and turned to regard Kuzan critically.
The ice man was struck dumb. He just couldn't get away from icy colors when it came to animals, could he?
"Hold on a second, I have a call..."
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"Yes, this is Wesker. Go ahead."
"Yes, this is Wesker. Go ahead."