Text; @Goldilocks

[likemybooks]

[There's no time for Taryon to lie on the floor and wonder what his connection to everyone on the base prior to his death and resurrection was. There's a lot he doesn't know, but what he's always excelled at was understanding strange contraptions. The past few days, Taryon has been looking over every object stored in his room (and thank the gods that he takes good notes on what he builds, or else he would have no clue what he enchanted into the roombas), to a degree of success.

Because there sure are a lot of figurines, posters of gatcha characters, and LILITH-provided goodies that he can't piece together without a story attached to them.]

I need some help figuring out what these are.

[He attaches a photo of an arrangement of various weapons, sentimental objects, and future tech on his bedroom floor. On the corner is a roomba that had been wandering about and ended up withing the camera's view.

Would anyone be available to help me sort all this?

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[likemybooks]

[Taryon should learn to be more skeptical of what people tell him, but it's easier to assume that everyone is being genuine unless he has a good reason to doubt their intentions. Sometimes, people are just dumb and don't mean him harm. Other times, they mean what they say, and Taryon doesn't have the full story and is confused by the mysteries. Why would Lilias lie about coming from a similar world and learning that from him? It's not as if they see familiar faces around the base.

Logically, these are some things he would share about his history up front. It's fine! This woman can be trusted.] Alright...alright. [He smiles and clasps hsi hands together.] That sounds just like Exandria! Although, there's less struggling between gods. They don't interact directly on the material plane - do you call it the material plane, too? Anyway, they're locked behind a Divine Gate, but we still call upon them for magic. Those that are devoted to them, anyway. I rely on this.

[He picks up a roomba and flips it on his back, revealing several runes carved into the metal.]

I do this for a living. [He made some money out of it on commission, he means.] Temporary enchantments and permanent, too. Even without the right materials, you can make do. Perhaps not armor, but... [He sets ther roomba down, which beeps annoyingly and zips to a corner.] Well, little things that might help.