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Tager looked at the sword with impressed eyes, he looked down the edge of the sword. He put his finger on the blade and slid it down, making sparks fly. He examined it closely, no scratch on his finger, but the blade did not break either. Tager clenched his hand and suddenly another glass case rose from the floor, which then Tager put the sword on display. He looked at Jake with a serious glint behind his glasses. "Jake, can you handle a project, one bigger than you can imagine? Or... at least assist with it?"

Tager smiled at Jake calling him sensei. "Well, then....." He stepped behind his dask, where there was a hole in the wall, which then Tager pushed his hand into and twisted. Steam released from several directions as the machine popped up from the ground on rails and slid into the walls. Big red metal plates fell down on the walls, then the room started to move downward, apparently the entire class room was a elevator. "I will show you." Tager said as a imitation class room fell into place above them. He was going to let Jake in on Tager's dream.

Tagers big foot tapped on the ground as they waited for the elevator to enter deeper into the earth's crust. "This might take a little..." he said signifying that this was deep underground.

Tager turned the hole again with his fist and caused the machine to come to a gear-grinding halt. "I think you can also handle directing automatons, right?" He asked suddenly, knowing the work force down there was actually a immense number. They were an inch away, and Tager was putting a lot of reliance on the boy, though he did not know why. His other hand slid open and a akashic blueprint was put into his hand by a small mechanical arm inside his own arm. Tager put the small, blue, glass ball of the blueprint into Jake's hands, expecting him to know what to do with it. "There is a A-table you can plug that into down there." He said quickly. He could show him with the one installed in his arm, but he wanted him to discover it on his own. Just to see that sense of excitement light up in his eyes.

Tager sighed as he turned his fist as the elevator began moving again. It was at three times the speed now, as it should have been. "I knew I should have deactivated those out of date autos who were supposed to maintain this elevator.... But they were a few of my firsts and did not want to give up on them so easily, a only a engineer's lament I guess...." He said in contemplation as he was thinking of what to do with # 1 and # 2. He really did not want to put them away.

As they began to finally reach the chamber the metal panels on the sides slid up, showing the tunnel speed past. Then with a great blast of hot wind, a they entered a vast dark chamber, where only sparks, hammers, welding volters, torches, and the lit up figures of automatons working on their project were seen. The project appeared to be a massive steel goliath of sheer size that seemed to rival the size of the city they were in, the chamber was the size of large city just to allow the project and the equipment needed to fit in. It took about five minutes for the elevator to reach the ground. Safety rails slid down off the elevator, and Tager took a step off. A panel rose from the ground and stopped right at the red demon's arms. It was covered in buttons, switches, nob, and devices that required Tager's hand to operate. "This is Tengoku No Toshi." He said solemnly with pride, his hand moving over to a light switch.

Tager took the small object and examined it, there would actually be a need for it in this project. He put it on the control panel and did some calculations for where it could be placed. As held his new gravity manipulator, he began to turn the switch. "I trust in your ability to keep yourself safe too, but I don't think I can trust your ability in japanese." The red giant laughed. "Tengoku No Toshi is japanese for 'City of Heaven.' He said turning the switch and illuminating his project. The machine was suspended in air by ground and ceiling pistons. The white metal, shined in the light, its towers, intimidating in height, and the walkways hung over in the air, seemingly suspended by their support alone.



The work force continued to hammer away on Tager's creation while a small one fell from the sky and began to come over. "This automaton gives you status update of parts of the Airship." Ohh, it felt good to say that word. AIrship. "I have programed him to be your assistant while your working in here. He only recognizes, and listens, to you." Tager said, working the control panel.

"Well then, its not really important, it just the project name, when we first launch we'll be giving her a new name." He said brushing past his comment, he would not point out that his was City Of Heaven while Jake's translation was The City Of Heaven. Tager really was unflappable. "As for the automaton, he is able to, yes, I set him on a mental frequency the same as yours when you weren't paying attention, you could think him around if you wanted to." Tager held out his hand to him. "Could you hand me that blue print I gave you?" It was time to show the designs and to point out things that still needed to be finished. Tager was only disappointed that Jake was not excited about this as he was, it was like working with another stuffy adult. He got over it, he just wanted to get his city moving through the sky, seeing that, would make his life.