He nodded at their comments, not bothering to point out that he was human as well, and was still trying to adjust to his 'Mantle,' whatever that was. They had explained it, several times, but he just felt like he was missing several important, key pieces that prevented him from really understanding how it worked. Sometimes it worked perfectly, usually in a life or death situation, but the rest of the time it was about as reliable as a toaster in a car wash. "Considering I would like several, preferable at LEAST a dozen, intact examples that might be a bit more difficult. But I am sure I can now leave it your capable hands, the two of you, and get the required result. And remember, random unnecessary bodies are bad."<br/><br/>He smiled beatifically at them, before resuming his forward progress, letting them slowly realize that they had set themselves up to do a lot of work for damn little reward. Rather like life in general, he mused.<br/><br/>Once in sight of the capital, he paused, and looked over the smoke, before shaking his head and taking the group off the road. "Alright, the feces have hit the rotary air current turbine device, and that means we have got problems. I want a campsite set up outside of the city, where random patrols won't blunder into us, and then I am going into the city alone. I know what I am looking for, but the rest of you, and that includes you Meridia, will be too busy staring in horror. Besides, the smell will be enough to make me want to vomit, and I barely have a sense of smell."