"Oh so you are still pretty young, huh," he had a better understanding of how old she was. "I wonder if your abilities come with a certain age or from how much you practice...or both."<br/><br/>Asking him about his reason for being undead and whether or not he was ok with it, a grim look washed across his face where the smile had previously been as he recounted the events that took place back in his world. Not wanting to go into much detail for sake of keeping himself in as good a mood as possible, he explains briefly how he gained his present condition, "From what I understand, the ancient tree that had been under my protection since birth was able to somehow allow its spirit to manifest itself into my body that had just recently been killed off by attackers that destroyed my home, its people, and the tree itself. I tried to stop them but unable to stand up to their advanced technological weaponry, and was taken down as a result. The tree somehow revived me, with its spirit now with me, along with the armor, mask, and staff. We do not know why this happened, and before we could find answers we somehow got taken from that world and have arrived here. So now we are trying to figure out how to get back and what made us come here to begin with, then we can hopefully figure out how the tree was able to bring me back to...'undead.'" He shook his head as thoughts of his home being destroyed started to play around it.<br/><br/>"As far as me being okay with it, I can't really complain about getting another chance at life. That being said, I do miss some of the things that actual life had come with, mostly the ability to feel sensations. For example..." he lifted his arm to show the hair being rustled around by the wind, "I know that there is wind and I can actually feel it touching me, but I have no sense of how it feels; cold, warm, whether or not its pleasure or pain. I can imagine what it feels like from trying to remember how winds would feel from when I was alive, but cannot actually feel it. It comes in handy in certain times, mind you. Not being able to feel the pains of battle and hunger can have its advantages, but it also leaves me having to guess at the needs of the body." He forces a smile back upon his face and continues on with the trek towards what he would hope to be something that could be of use to them.