<div class="floatright"><strong>Ja'rok Shatterspine</strong> (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=309005.msg15016475#msg15016475)<br/>(https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/sickle/images/5/59/Rimelord_Vargach.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20180415211348)<br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Info</div><div class="spoiler_body"><strong>HP:</strong> 31/31<br/><strong>AC:</strong> 19<br/><strong>Effects:</strong> Steelbane, Legendary<br/><strong>IC post counter:</strong> 21<br/></div></div></div><br/>Ja'rok had a long thought about the whole question. "What did it matter who they were now that they were in this new life?" To him the most simple answer was<strong>"Of course it does."</strong>Seemed like a simplistic answer for the likes of him. He might have elaborated but he held off on it. He didn't want to share the entirety of his conclusion since the baths were getting steamy. Why ruin the mood for the pair with such talks. Thus when Elias and Keri get up to their shenanigans he took the moment to excuse himself but he wasn't done answering the question that was posed to him. He took a look at himself in the changing room mirror and made sure everything was on straight. Bag at his side, he was willing to hit the library early so he could have a look at some of the books there.<br/><br/>Even if no one hears his answers, he wanted to answer it more profoundly, more completely. If just for himself. For the divinely powered orc, he thought about this much longer, even after the baths were done. Hence Ja'rok could be seen reading up on the Pantheon of this world and notably on the god that had summoned them all here. The large demonic blooded orc was contemplating his answers to the question posed to him. Honestly shedding his past life might be a good idea for some but for the likes of him, he wasn't sure. Remembering who you were is important because the heroes clearly did not do so when they slaughtered the god that summoned them and now threaten their new reality with their crusades. The embraced this new world with none of the respect given to such a second chance. Remembering those hardships and the second chance given that so few got is not something he wanted to forget.<br/><br/>Before Guan started to get too lost in her books and she had a noticeable stack of them, Ja'rok asked a simple question.<strong>"Find anything good to get immersed in?"</strong>Honestly he was disappointed not to see a copy of Drakes and Damsels again to at least have a bit of home with him on his journey. Small things like that could help spark his own form of inspiration when the time was needed. Speaking of which, what did amount to myths and legends for them? He remembered the tales of the first orc given to him by the shaman and decided to at least search for the title. It was worth a shot in the dark even if it didn't quite pan out.