Ryu Doppler
Evard's Tentacles of Forced Intrusion
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Re: Reviving Waymeet (Glenn;Ryu)
Glenn must have watched the shimmering lands for a good minute or two in interest before he turned back to working his hand at piloting the ship further. All the while the thought of the mysteries of that land and of those desert travelers weighing on his mind. With a ship like this, he could easily travel to such lands to investigate himself. He intended to, but like the Magi a little preparation never hurt things. There was still things back in Waymeet to take care of as well, and if he'd been away from the town long enough already. The man really wasn't looking forward to whatever show Aurine might put on upon his return. She had already gotten into a maddened state before with that whole breakfast treatment she had given him. It was going to get worse unless he dealt with it somehow...
There was a way to go to get entirely used to flying the machine, but Glenn found himself getting there. Controlling it was like controlling an extension of himself with the arcane sensations he felt with the control connections. The presence of another artificial soul was intriguing, though as far as he could tell it was so mechanical it that it could never be mistaken for anything other than an arcane control board. The dark thought popped in of Isabel putting the same type of expansive soul that Jill had into an aircraft like this, before he dismissed it. She probably wouldn't be so wasteful or cruel, the idea alone would have put her into tears of laughter he reckonded.
Not content with spending the whole day up in the sky, after a few further maneuvers he steadily worked the craft back towards the ground, and back towards the hanger bay all of them had come from. Once he had gently made his way back into position, and insured that the craft was safely in a landed position with it's landing gear and that it was powered down, he turned to Jill and Sona. "As far as I can tell everything seems alright with the plane. With a few buffs and fuel she'll be ready to take us anywhere. Once I'm finished with the business Isabel wants to talk with me about we'll see about heading back to Waymeet. I certainly hope Duvain hasn't had her hands full for the past week... I might just need to cook quite a bit more food for some time."
He left both of his companions in charge of overseeing the ship while he attended to this meeting with Isabel. She wanted to see him alone, and despite anything Sona might be wary of initially he decided it best to honor that request. She'd likely know anyhow if Sona was clinging to him, which he'd mention in case the mimic got a last second wise idea. It took some walking to find his way to the Magi head's office, but once he had arrived if there was no receptionist he would announce his presence with a few knocks if necessary. "She flies like a dream..." He started, spreading his arms out openly. "...the interior is nicely done. And it hasn't spontaneously caught fire. Your engineers can pop the cork I think." Then with a more serious tone he said. "You wanted to discuss something with me?"
Glenn must have watched the shimmering lands for a good minute or two in interest before he turned back to working his hand at piloting the ship further. All the while the thought of the mysteries of that land and of those desert travelers weighing on his mind. With a ship like this, he could easily travel to such lands to investigate himself. He intended to, but like the Magi a little preparation never hurt things. There was still things back in Waymeet to take care of as well, and if he'd been away from the town long enough already. The man really wasn't looking forward to whatever show Aurine might put on upon his return. She had already gotten into a maddened state before with that whole breakfast treatment she had given him. It was going to get worse unless he dealt with it somehow...
There was a way to go to get entirely used to flying the machine, but Glenn found himself getting there. Controlling it was like controlling an extension of himself with the arcane sensations he felt with the control connections. The presence of another artificial soul was intriguing, though as far as he could tell it was so mechanical it that it could never be mistaken for anything other than an arcane control board. The dark thought popped in of Isabel putting the same type of expansive soul that Jill had into an aircraft like this, before he dismissed it. She probably wouldn't be so wasteful or cruel, the idea alone would have put her into tears of laughter he reckonded.
Not content with spending the whole day up in the sky, after a few further maneuvers he steadily worked the craft back towards the ground, and back towards the hanger bay all of them had come from. Once he had gently made his way back into position, and insured that the craft was safely in a landed position with it's landing gear and that it was powered down, he turned to Jill and Sona. "As far as I can tell everything seems alright with the plane. With a few buffs and fuel she'll be ready to take us anywhere. Once I'm finished with the business Isabel wants to talk with me about we'll see about heading back to Waymeet. I certainly hope Duvain hasn't had her hands full for the past week... I might just need to cook quite a bit more food for some time."
He left both of his companions in charge of overseeing the ship while he attended to this meeting with Isabel. She wanted to see him alone, and despite anything Sona might be wary of initially he decided it best to honor that request. She'd likely know anyhow if Sona was clinging to him, which he'd mention in case the mimic got a last second wise idea. It took some walking to find his way to the Magi head's office, but once he had arrived if there was no receptionist he would announce his presence with a few knocks if necessary. "She flies like a dream..." He started, spreading his arms out openly. "...the interior is nicely done. And it hasn't spontaneously caught fire. Your engineers can pop the cork I think." Then with a more serious tone he said. "You wanted to discuss something with me?"