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He nodded " im sure i can fix it, and if for some reason I can't then i know my father can, hes been working with clocks all his life." he said trying to reassure him " it's pretty far away so it'll be faster to use this" he said pulling out his zune. He fiddled with it a moment, trying to find the correct location, then pressed a button and everything went black, next thing they knew they were standing outside a huge clock-tower that stood in the middle of a vast forest. " here we are. This is my home and my Workshop"

Tristan blinked " oh forgive me, i must have forgotten to introduce myself! I'm Tristan Monrey, the pleasure is mine Clockwork" he said with a smile. with a last look at the other zune he made his way inside and up several flights of stairs before the emerged into a room with two desks with various tools covering them, a small table, several bookshelves lining the walls and boxes upon boxes of clocks stacked against the back wall. Besides them, the room was vacant. " huh, guess dad went out somewhere. He's usually in here working" he shrugged and led Clockwork to one of the desks. He pulled an extra chair over so Clockwork could watch comfortably and sat down. " alright, now set everything down here, gently please."

Tristan smiled slightly " no worries, no harm done so its good." once the clock and its pieces were placed on the table. he began separating the pieces, spreading them out. With that done, he pulled out a magnifying glass from one of the drawers and examined each piece carefully " a few of these pieces are too bent to use. But we have spare parts here that i can use. " he said, glancing at Clockwork to make sure it was ok to replace some of the parts

Tristan smiled reassuringly " stop worrying so much, i said I'd get it fixed and i always keep my word." he said then pulled out another drawer and pulled out several small boxes containing spare parts. He spent several minutes deciding which parts would work best with the clock in question. " there, that should do it for parts. Now all i have to do it put it all back together."

Tristan fell silent again as he pulled out various tools and set to work placing every part with utmost care. He didn't rush, but he tried to speed things up as much as possible without interfering with the quality of the repair, seeing as Clockwork still seemed nervous. A while later, he fitted the last piece into place, a satisfied smile on his face as he slid the back of the clock into place. " There! good as new!" he said handing the newly repaired clock to Clockwork " what do you think? did i do alright?"

Tristan waved his paw " don't worry about it, it's what i do. And allowing me to examine your wings is more than enough, to be honest, they fascinate me" he said sliding out of his chair. He nodded " don't worry, ill be careful"

he shook his head " there is fine" he said and walked closer " sorry, i don't mean to sound creepy, its just, i love mechanical things. You could say its a passion, so whenever i come across a new bit of machinery, i get excited thinking about the possibility's." he said then began to examine the wing that was giving him trouble, trying to identify the problem. It only took him a moment to find that Clockwork had been right. The culprit, or rather culprits were several rusty screws " you were right about the rusty screws." he said and returned to his desk, rummaging around till he found a box containing screws of varying size

Tristan felt a bit relived " oh good, some people tend to find me a bit creepy or weird, so it's a relief to find someone that dosent." He nodded as Clockwork spoke about the hassles of having the wings while he tried to find the right screws " hm, that would be a problem huh? i... aha!" he said as he found the screws he needed. Carefully he removed the gold pieces and set them to the side. Returning to his desk, he grabbed a can of what looked to be some sort of rust remover and a screwdriver " ill have to spray this on the screws, or else ill have trouble getting the screws out."