Considering how each and every bypasser, that did provide a response before running away, gave contradictory directions, Karma began suspecting he was doomed. He even contemplated giving up when a man pointed to the ground as if there was some obscure meaning behind the motion. Karma had started to understand the basics of the language and learned enough to give a basic picture of what he was searching for, yet, the German people were making fun of him? This was something he would never take lightly of. He figured that he would return and punish the population in God's name once he comprehended the fundamentals of this world. Until then, finding this cathedral was the top priority. Although he found plenty of other buildings suiting to be a palace for his highness, he could not alter his main objective anymore. He was determined to find it.

However, given that the words of the people were mostly too fast for him to comprehend or non-existent as they sped up past him once he'd approach them, he could not ever find it in the end. So, he decided to stand gawking at the traffic that he had yet to become used to, the lights distracting him every once in a while. His arms were crossed, his face quite intimidating as he stood there like a statue, thinking and thinking. The one who managed to break him of this was a feminine voice coming from the mouth of a feminine girl. Karma's head moved only slightly to get a full view of this girl. For some reason, he could understand her. Quickly, he spun around to watch her spectate the armour of his outfit, his eyebrow rising at the questions.

"I can understand you? How's that possible." He then scoffed, a "hah!" escaping him "Of course it's real. It was handily crafted by the best blacksmiths in my kingdom, though I tend to it these days since I have yet to meet a proficient blacksmith in this world, which I doubt there is." He muttered the last phrase under his breath glaring at the crowd of people that were traversing the streets. "And work where? Is there a shop around here?" This caused Karma to finally check his surroundings prompting him to look at the giant building behind the girl. It was the cathedral. "What-- it was here all along?!" He practically shouted gaining the attention of some people in the area. "At last! Little girl, I am forever in your debt, you understand me?" He smiled, though it only came out as a smirk, kneeling slightly with his hands on his knees as to level her.

Her last question seemed to cause the man to let out an involuntary sigh, his body actually feeling the build-up of heat despite being used to the high-temperatured feeling at all times. This was another perk the prince had. If he could survive the deadly heat of a desert or even swim in a lake of lava with no issue, then a little heat from the sun accompanied by the warmth of his armour was just fine. In fact, heat that was not directly in contact with his skin was comfortable even. His body contained a cooling-off method for this, a process that was too complicated to understand, even to Karma. Still, he decided to explain it in the most simplified and easy way, figuring the girl would not understand him or simply think he was joking. "I'm going to be more than okay, actually. You see, heat like this doesn't bother me at all. My body cools it off on its own. It absorbs the energy, distributes it and then whatever is left of it, it disposes of it through my breathing. So, my breaths are hot. I can basically breathe fire like a dragon." He decided to add the last part as an exaggeration, just to appear cool.

Karma was not good at perception when it came to little girls, let alone women. Still, even he could spot the perplexed look on the girl and it made him somewhat uneasy. Perhaps he had stepped out of line? Maybe topics as this one were not taken lightly in this realm? The man had no clue. His tension slightly lessened by the time she had started speaking again and her next words gave him a confused expression.

"Other place?" Again, he had no idea what she was speaking of but it didn't truly matter. As long as she stopped showing him that awkward face, he was fine. He decided to stir his attention to the building behind her, an unsettling cough escaping him. He had to raise his head a little to view the entire construction and couldn't help but feel a little silly for not having noticed it earlier. It was ridiculously big, a potential factor to why he had not instantly witnessed it. Still, he was glad he had found it. It appeared old and plain compared to the rest of the surrounding buildings, yet, Karma felt some kind of relief to finally encounter this. Sure, it was nothing as great as the palace of his father, but it was efficient enough.

"Yeah, it's quite impressive." As he spoke, his eyes studied the various tiny but distinct features of the building. It was when the girl mentioned his powers that he let his head rotate a little, to get a small glimpse of her as she spoke. "It's great, I know. And it makes me stronger than a dragon," he bragged, "but I'm more curious about you. Do you have anything similar?" The question was mostly asked because of his suspicion. He had a thin feeling that she was also one of him. Perhaps not in the same way, but close enough to be able of using the portal. Maybe, she knew how it worked and could help him get back home. Maybe not. Either way, he had to quickly cut his train of thought at her suggestion.

He smirked. "Sure, why not? You could tell me about your magic on our way." He uttered, still not one hundred percent sure if she was a wielder of witchcraft.

Karma's pace was somewhat moderate, adapted to the taste of the younger girl. He didn't want to walk too fast and considering he took wide steps, he made sure this didn't come to disturb the ambiance as awkward as it already was. However, his steps evidently stiffened when her wrestling question erupted, a snort escaping him. "Of course I can." That was an exaggeration. Still, he enjoyed the attention and more or less praise. It delightfully fed into his ego.

He had to raise an eyebrow at her vague description though, not exactly comprehending a picture of it. Any image he tried constructing in his mind involved one of those buddha statues that had multiple arms. It was irritating so he decided to ignore it for now and just figure her abilities out later. "I wonder what having additional limbs would help with." She didn't exactly look the warrior type so he disregarded the thought of combat use. Either way, he had no time to ask, her questions cutting him off. He smirked. "I'm gonna occupy this place and make it my territory." As he spoke, his head rose to examine the large entrance they would enter. "I've never seen or been here, I just need a castle and this is as close it gets to one. It would probably be appropriate to check the sturdiness of the building first though." His eyes landed on the walls, a small sigh escaping him. The man really couldn't be bothered to do so, it's not like he ever did those minor but crucial things back in his land.

"Better yet, what are you doing here?" An unintentional scoff escaping him. "You look like one of those idols that appear in the moving pictures or whatever the hell they were called now. This sort of environment doesn't go well with your image, you know." And he prompted another smirk. She also seemed fairly young, and since when were youngsters interested in history and religion? Wait, what if she was religious, herself? This seemed to cause the smile to drop from the man's face.

Standing in the entry of the large cathedral, Karma eyed the enormous white pillars and the minor detail in the walls, before he noticed the highly detailed dome up on top. It looked stunning, so familiar to the design of his old home but much more advanced. The place was barely crowded, conveniently enough, letting him spot the very back of the cathedral. Impulsively, he imagined a large throne adapted to the theme of the place, neatly placed on the spot for him. God, it was such a satisfying thought. Before long, found himself sighing in awe.

Roll a dragon? That looked fun in his head, though it was doubtful of how enjoyable it would actually be. Even with dozens of limbs to help. In addition to the interesting ideas she was getting, her follow-up expression of concern about his plan caused the redhead to conclude she was quite the innocent.

"Sure," his steps came to an end following hers, "anybody can come here. But I'm in need of some sort of property, little girl. I don't have anywhere to stay and it'd only be fair for me to take this, after all, it's not like the humans around here are treating it with any respect." He explained, his head jerking to gesture towards a pair standing in the far distance taking pictures of themselves next to some decorated pillars. Blatant disrespect like this would usually provoke a strong reaction in the man, however, as he was not a purely Christian man, he figured he could let this blasphemy slip. For now.

"What about you? Isn't there something you want? You look like you've got much on your desired list." There was no reason for the man to say this other than to free himself from the subject of conversation. Besides, he didn't mind a little chatting, after all, this girl was the first mage he had gotten to talk to since his arrival to this world. Hell, she was probably the first human to actually conversate with him for this long before being killed.

The words struck him quite hard. He was surely not expecting that out the younger lady, yet, she wasn't wrong. He wouldn't mind getting back to his original word, let alone his home nation, despite the fact that his father had personally ordered him not to. It was doubtful how long it would take him to find a portal back home, if ever. And as much as Karma could be patient, searching for things in a world he had little to no data about was a tedious idea in his book.

"The Academy?" He didn't know much of it, but just enough to despise the general mention of it. "I think I'd be better off as far away from that place as possible." The man didn't remember much, nor did he care to, but whatever memory he had from foolishly arriving at that place, he found unpleasant to think of. He'd like to think he was more clever than that, being fooled through a gate, and as a man of God wouldn't stumble onto stupid problematic situations as this, but then again, he'd also not like to think of how he had managed to do so in the first place.

"Any other place you can recommend me?" He asked, rather sarcastically, "Since you don't seem too keen on me staying here?" He was mostly referring to her upset expression, a small smile evident on his own face.

Karma didn't mind going back to his world. Her statement made his curiosity genuinely pique, and although he suspected it to be all lies, he decided to take a different approach.

"Here's an idea, girl. You show me the portals, we both enter them, and if I don't find my world..." his gaze pierced into hers for a good moment, as he contemplated whether to threaten her or the lives of this country before he decided to go easy on her, "... then I come back and make this my new small palace. Sound good?"

Both instances would be nice and good for him, so he wasn't losing on anything if they didn't find his world. It's not like he yearned to go back to it nor did he miraculously love this world all of a sudden. He just didn't care where he carried out his duty as a man of God as long as he did it. It seemed like this world needed it just as much for the exploitation of sexuality and sloth sins were so common here that it was bewildering. He could definitely start with this country, too. How exciting.