Gildae was a little surprised when Kasala revealed she lived in a castle and that feeling was reinforced as he walked through the large door. A quick scan of the bookcases revealed some that he hadn't read yet so at least he would have something to do in his down time. Kasala asked a question about the kobold eating thing from earlier so Gildae responded with something he thought was clever, "Kobold tastes worse than about anything out there. I will not be eating it ever again." The memory of the taste of kobold would haunt Gildae's taste buds for the rest of all time. "I like your castle though, I'll have to remember to ask you about the story of how you got it later. And no thank you for the food and such, I'm just fine." He took off his sword belt and wrapped it around the blade's scabbard. The alure of the book case could no longer be ignored and Gildae walked over to it and quickly pulled out 3 thick books, one of which was just a children's story book he hadn't seen before. "If you have an extra room or something I would very much like to stay there. If you want we could also do some kind of lesson tonight." Gildae's interest in learning about this girl had reached a new high and he was eager to begin teaching her.