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 Posted: Sun Dec 05, 2010 5:46 pm
"Well, I suppose it's possible that he might let you examine the information... and it would certainly help if we had someone at the Weyr who could do repairs on these curious contraptions."
He wasn't sure how complex the glass fields actually were, and if one of them -broke-...
There was so very much at stake that he couldn't imagine what would happen if a successful growing of the delicate plant were disrupted by something, anything, going wrong with the glass fields, which sounded delicate by nature.
"The worst he can say is No."
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Posted: Sun Dec 05, 2010 5:58 pm
T'go doubted he would have enough time to learn how to repair the green houses. Stoloth took up most of his time these days, which he was happy to dedicate. His interest in the Archimonde's designs was purely scientific. Even though he wanted to see the designs, he blushed when B'tar suggested T'go should simply talk to him. It wasn't that easy!
"I would like to see him, too!" Stoloth piped up, wings twittering. He loved to look at ancient craft even though he never understood it as well as His. "I bet he has even more ancient craft than you, Mine. We should at least try to talk to him."
T'go wrung his hand over the strap of his satchel. Well, as long as Stoloth came with him, it couldn't be too bad. He looked up at B'tar. "W-w-where i-is h-he?"
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Posted: Mon Dec 06, 2010 5:46 am
B'tar grimaced, suddenly uncertain as he wracked his brain. Where -was- the Ancient Crafter? Not exactly at hand after the meeting, unfortunately.
"Er... well. I'm not exactly sure." He admitted. It hadn't been one of the things he'd been especially interested in keeping track of, and when he wasn't interested in keeping track of something (as others had noticed with varing degrees of annoyance...) he didn't keep track of it very well; If at all.
"I'm sure someone must know, or at least I'd think we must have some kind of copy of the plans to build the things..."
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