[hr][hr][center][h1][b][i][color=cca78e]Giosue Zino[/color][/i][/b][/h1][img]https://media.giphy.com/media/3o6Zt2bcxvpiTQpZio/giphy.gif[/img][/center][hr][hr][center][b]Location:[/b] Road leading to the Abandoned House->The Main House
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Gio's first instinct was to immediately object to Eve and Gil's conversation about the Paradoxes. While what little he had seen of this batch of new recruits was mostly unimpressive, there was no doubt in his mind that each of them would be more than capable into growing into someone of great worth if they put in the time and work (that was always the hard part, wasn't it). Maybe he was just more idealistic than the dice when it came to humanity and the potential of the individual than the rest, but to doubt their ability to help when they'd all been there for a few hours at most was highly uncharitable at best.

But he didn't say any of this. Now was not the time or the place to have an argument about ideals. Especially not literally over the dead body of another Paradox. He wasn't sure what exactly that would constitute, but at the very least it would be some kind of highly disrespectful. If the topic came up later he would be sure to protest in full.

When they finally arrived at the Main House Gio elected to stay back and let Gil take Peter's body to his room alone. Let the man pay his respects or whatever he wanted to do in privacy. For the time being he would content himself with keeping his mind busy while Eve and Andromeda were preparing for the burial proper. Gio considered whether they should have all the Paradoxes present for the ritual, but almost immediately decided against it. Having such an immediate reminder of the risk of their mission would likely only serve to unsettle them further, and the last thing they needed was for somebody to get bummed out and accidentally set Peter's body and half the estate on fire due to a power newly manifesting. It didn't really matter that they had a weather controller and that it would be good as new in the morning, at the moment, each of them were an active explosive, and you kept those away from potential triggers.