He blinked in shock as he entered the main room, confused as to why she had gold rocks in the room with various other crystal outcroppings, before he realized both how mind boggling huge the room was, and that the 'rocks' were far closer piles of coins rather than rocks like he had first mistaken them for. He looked around, before shaking his head. "Where did you get all this? This is more gold than most planetary superpower nations have total, and you have it just lying around!"<br/><br/>He shook his head, not bothering to try and guess how much it was worth, likely enough to outright buy a planet, before hurrying after her. He stared at the weapon racks and armor stands, recognizing them from his D&D game books, as well as the research he had put into getting his black smithing college credits, though he had been hoping for something a bit more... modern, at least by his standards. The weapons were similar, and while he could tell all of them, weapons and armor, where high quality, comparable to what master smiths back home would make with modern smithing techniques, they also seemed a bit... blurred, like they weren't all there or had a heat mirage around them. He stepped forward, toward the gleaming breastplate in the center of the armor stands, examining it minutely. At first he thought it was stainless steel, it had a similar gleam to it, but after a moment he realized it was slightly blueish-white, not the burnished grey of steel, and couldn't for the life of him tell what it was made out of, not any metal he could identify.<br/><br/>The full plate mail was definitely titanium, or something that looked just like it, and the rest of the metal armors were steel and iron, but this one fascinated him. He suddenly remembered where he was, and turned around. "My apologies, I distracted myself."