The craftsman wasn't very experienced with women, or really had many social relationships to begin with, so he was a little confused about Lucrecia suddenly become bashful after talking about magic history. Maybe it was something to do with magic? He wasn't familiar with magic either, so there wasn't anything he could come up with in his head to impress her with at a later date. He made a mental note to study magic at some point on this adventure, maybe buy a journal in town and log stuff he finds out in the field.<br/><br/>Ramon makes hardly any noticeable reaction to the drow woman hissing, figuring she's a bit of a shut-in and doesn't like being in the sun. He couldn't blame her for it to be honest with himself. However, he made a real reaction when Lucrecia started to sob about the lover she lost to the dragon. He slowed down quite a bit to walk beside her, and hear the two talk about their terms on resurrection. And since they brought it up, he felt he should say something...<br/><br/>"Honestly, I've never considered death. I don't have a significant other, any children, or family to begin with. I have thought about what to do with my shop once I feel my strength waning, but I think I'd get an apprentice and hand it over to them. So I'm not really sure how I want my death to be handled. I guess just make sure my shop goes to someone responsible..."<br/><br/>He was a little uncomfortable talking about something like this, so he didn't really cover much else other than what he mentioned. He took his map out of his satchel and started to head them off in the direction of another mountain range, separate from the other one. It was a taller set of mountains with snow covered tops, and surrounding the mountains are swamps near the ground, small thickets of forest surround that. Ramon begins to lead them off into the that area as best as he could but he was no survivalist and had no idea how to navigate the environment.