"Ulysses, I want you to brew me antidotes for poison, paralysis, skin blotching, cough, fever . . ." I took a moment to think, but there were so many sicknesses to mention, and my mind was all jumbled. I couldn't get the words out.

". . . and other things that related to the effect of Blood Rain," I added instead.

". . ."

Five seconds passed that Ulysses didn't answer, and I was starting to wonder if he was deaf or mute?

I was about to repeat my sentences when he nodded his head.

". . ." I pried for his face but couldn't see amidst the darkness within his hood.

"What do you need to make that happen?"

". . . Lab."

". . ." A man of few words, I see.

"Coordinate with Daedalus to get your lab. I want those medicines pronto."

". . ." Ulysses just nodded and didn't say anymore.

I didn't know anything about medicine, and there was nothing to talk about with him. It was awkward to just stare at him, so I went to Athena's side.

"I'm going to survey the surroundings first." I was soaked to the bones, and the rain was starting to disperse. I didn't want to catch a cold and die of fever, so I needed to wash off this rain from my body as soon as possible.

There was a sea on the west side, so there was bound to be a river running towards it.

I could probably wait for Daedalus to build that Water Well, but I preferred to explore the surroundings first than wait around. That at least solve one of the many things on my to do list.

"Could you handle things from here?"

Athena nodded. "Just don't go too far from your territory, my lord."

That was the most insincere thing I had ever heard from her mouth this day.

I didn't say anything more and proceeded to check the sea in the west.

System, if I die without someone killing me, what would happen to the summoned tokens?