You tell him the truth like he asks. Well, sort of the truth, anyways. "I've been practicing magic, and I tried to cast a spell I found. The next thing I knew it was the next morning and getting lost while hunting sounded better than telling you I passed out for most of a day because I wasn't smart enough to realize it was above my limits. I was embarrassed, okay?" You say that last line in a sort of childish pout, like it was his fault for questioning you and he should have left it alone (which he should have).
"Okay." He responds with. He doesn't sound statsified, but you don't think he is going to press anymore.
"Goodbye." You go leave the inn, to go about your day. First, you head to the book store where you find a simple spell to clean your clothes and a less simple one to conjure new cloths. Still, with how you keep ripping and destroying clothes, you will need it before long. You pay three slivers for both of them, and go to look for some kind of ice spell.
You find one, a spell to call down a blizzard wherever you are at. It is very powerful, but it is also extremely expensive. It would cost a whole five gold, a very significant chunk of your money. You also aren't certain you can even cast it. Even in spell form, instant blizzards aren't cheap, in any sense of the word.
[] Buy it
[] Don't
After that is done, you head to your hideout. You go into the tunnels, specifically the left one. You then use your new earth moving spell, levoterra, to clear it out. You make remarkable progress, getting a clear path through (although, there is still debris all over and chunks of rock along the sides), so you can now access this part of the tunnels. Of course, all the rock lifting and moving left you exhausted and tired. Although you had originally planned to, you decide not to practice the summoning spell today.
It probably isn't a good idea to summon up a creature while running on fumes, you would probably knock yourself unconscious, and may leave whatever you summoned to run around. And considering that some summons drain their summoner energy to sustain themselves, you may even die, unable to dismiss your summon. Or you could be wrong, and it will just be automatically dismissed of you fall unconscious, you aren't exactly the most knowledgeable about summoning. Regardless, best not to risk it.
You head back to the inn to get some sleep, but on your way, you start thinking of what you want to do in the future, something you have been carefully avoiding. Obviously, your ultimate goal is to get revenge, but how are you going to get there? You could continue how you have been, just doing things semi-randomly around town. Or, you could go to Taras and wait for the hero. You could also try to get an apprenticeship to a mage or something, although, it might be better to try in Taras, it is a much bigger city, so it likely has more opportunities and better mages. Of course, if you leave city, you also have to leave behind your hideout and whatever you could find in the tunnels. Choices, choices. Well, you can decide after you wake up in the morning.
Major Actions: Choose One
[] Head to Taras. (Will take around a week) May include random encounters
[] Look for a mage seeking an apprentice.
[] Buy some books and educate yourself. You may not have gone to school, but that doesn't mean you can't learn.
-[] Write in topics. You can pick as many as you want, but if you choose too many, you will get less of a benefit. It will also cost more. Some topics are unavailable.
[] Buy some magic books and learn more spells, or maybe even something else. Then, take some time to practice what you learned.
-[] Write in topics. You can pick up to two, which will also cost more. Some topics are unavailable.
[] Take the time to make the fenric wolf pelt into leather armour. This will require you obtaining tools and a place to do so, so there may be a cost. (Can not be take if you choose to sell the pelt as is)
[] Take some more sword lessons, and improve your melee abilities. You aren't exactly a master, after all.
[] Head into the forest. (ONLY one encounter).
[] Explore the tunnels you found in that abandoned building, there might be something interesting there. (Explore more with the Major action)
[] Write In
Minor Actions: Choose Two
[] Buy a book and educate yourself. You may not have gone to school, but that doesn't mean you can't learn.
-[] Write in topic. You can pick only one.
[] Examine the book you got in the temple, hopefully you will learn something more from it.
[] Explore the tunnels you found in that abandoned building, there might be something interesting there.
[] Sell Items (Can choose as many as you want)
-[] Sell the Wolf Pelt as is
-[] Sell the Unicorn Horn
-[] Sell the Shoddy Chainmail
-[] Sell the Leather Vest
-[] Imp summoning spell instructions.
--[] How do you explain how you got it?
--[] Or, maybe you would rather sell to a unscrupulous merchant?
[] Train your base magical ability, which mainly involves lifting pebbles. But, you can lift more then one now, isn't that great?
[] Clean up the hideout, hopefully you won't knock anything over this time.
-[] The mundane way
-[] The magical way No more.
[] Maybe you could ask around the less prosperous part of the city about whoever ran away. Of course, you might also tip them of or draw suspicion on to yourself.
[] Practice your aim. When you were fighting, you would often miss what you were aiming at, maybe you should work to fix that?
[] Practice your speed. Yes, it reduces your accuracy, but the faster you fire your spells, the more you can cast. Since you can cast only the ice bolt and fireball spell, you will be practicing with both of them.
[] Practice the summoning spell in your hideout. Comes with a lessened risk of discovery.
-[] Angelic form
-[] Regular form
-[] Both?
[] Buy something. It might use up part of your finances, but sometimes you need a something.
-[] Supplies for the journey to Taras.
-[] Write in
[] Write in