<strong>"Indeed, I am proposing a win-win situation for you."</strong>Fortune freely admits to such and keeps his eyes upon the man as if making a quick read of him when he continued to speak. Fortunately for the Fool he had no intention to scare or terrify. His methods were more benevolent and methodical. Playing to what people want from him and what they can get from the exalt. It is a constant question he asks which is why he was assuming a position of power in this conversation by leaning over the injured brother. The being called Papa had produced a rather significant tell in the mans behavior even with the amount of pain he was under. A cold sweat and the quickening sound of a heartbeat. He knew what it meant, a definite sensation of fear. Fortune would need to find a way to learn more about this when he could.<br/><br/>But first things first, he needed to arm himself and then help secure the goods that they managed to save for now. Unfortunately much of his top had been torn to shreds by the ice crystals and snow that had tried to damage him. In short he needed some new clothing and the very first thing he did was search for them in the wagons so he could at the very least look presentable once more. He found suitable looking silken clothes that seemed reasonably light and unarmored. He could consider himself very fortunate in this regard, but he looked at the winters jar and fished out one of the bottles in question. He recalled Canticle saying this was a potent ointment meant to protect one when it was applied. He figured that it would be useful when dealing with the sorceress and Zudrak. With those selections made for now he figured it was time to do his part in helping them move stuff about to the other wagons and let Canticle repair what she could.<br/><br/>He had a feeling he was going to need the protections but he was entirely convinced that taking out the terrestrial sorceress would prove itself to be of the highest benefit. He'd have to go over some kind of plan, preferably out of ear shot of the brother. Who knows what kind of precautions they took when it came to captives and enemies. There were plenty of toys to think it not outside the possibility that they had an item suitable for spying. None the less when he had the opportunity to talk to Coral/Reef or anyone else that was meant to take part in the rescue attempt.<strong>"I suggest taking anything you intend to attune with and make use of for the fight. It's going to be a rough one."</strong>Fortune noticed one loose bit of treasure that had fallen out of one of the more busted wagons and picked it up. It looked like an odd disc like compass and whilst he had no idea how to use it, it might be useful later on. Could be useful in finding the ship? He'd ask Canticle about the Hearthstone Compass he picked up and approached her when he had to chance to talk to her.<strong>"Canticle. Have you gone through much of this stuff and know what it is? I admit these First Age Wonders aren't my known subjects."</strong>