When the mage had revealed what seemed like an apparent connection between the two travelers and the map that appeared to not be of this world, thoughts of what exactly this could mean for the two started to race through the head of Garsot. One of the main thoughts was how connected were they to the map. When he heard Alleo ask the question of going home, he knew that the both of them had the same idea of these slavers possibly being a way back to their planets. One detail did not make sense about that though; Alleo's mother was borne from a different planet than Garsot's, at least that was the common lore of the three gods from his past.<span style="font-style: italic">Was it possible that she had somehow been borne on the same planet as us?</span>He thought to the tree spirit that resided within him. Surely, he thought, the spirit would have known of such a thing. The tree responded, stating that it could be possible she somehow formed there before the tree itself had been in place, though it would contradict much of what is known about Sehrt.<br/><br/>Without hesitation, he started reading over the map, familiarizing himself with the locations that had been marked, as well as the mountain range that had been named on the back. "Where is this range located from this camp?" He looked up at Cu'on with determination in his eyes.<br/><br/>Thinking for a fraction of a moment, Cu'on pointed towards the wall that was left of the doorway as one would enter, "If you walk straight in that direction, you should be able to reach the mountains within about twelve days of walking. Are you suggesting that you intend to confront the slavers?"<br/><br/>Nodding his head to the question, he shifted his eyes towards his draconian companion as he spoke to her, "What do you say? Are you willing to come with me to learn about these slavers?" He did not want to put his new friend into harms way but felt that she deserved to learn anything that could help her see her mother again.