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Tager took the the ball in appreciation, while another table rose, as if it expected that Tager would need of it. The table was large, and flat like any other would be, but on the edge of this table was a small socket that Tager put the ball in. As he did, the ball began to spin at a incomprehensible speed, and then light shot through it and was displayed via a hologram on the table.

Everything was displayed there, all levels of the Airship, the captaining area, the engineers level, the public places, locations for cafes, restaurants, offices, and homes. Tager really wanted to build a city in the sky. The defenses of it were innumerable, a fly could not be able to sneak onto the ship. Everything from anti-angel to anti-demon was built into that ship, places for housing them too.

Tager tapped on the hologram and the engineering level was displayed, where even the Autos were shown working away on the blueprint, as if the blueprint could sense the machines working on it. Solid parts were in light blue, while the parts that remained to be finished where red. There was only a few red parts displayed on the ship and this was one of the few. But it was big. The main engine remained to be built, the materials were gathered, but Tager had not the time to build it, and he would not commission a Auto to do such a delicate task, a single missed spot and the loss of lives would be endless. "This is where I want you to start."

"If you see him, send him my way, input is appreciated on a dream like this." Tager walked over to the Airship and stood under the front of it, beneath the many vents of the colossus. "I have the highest faith of your abilities, prove me right Jake!" Tager crouched and made a powerful jump, seemingly flying upwards to the ship's bottom, the size of a mere ant to it's huge nature.

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When he reached his destination his hand quickly went out and grabbed onto a railing connected to a catwalk that went along the bottom of the metal beast, put up for maintenance purposes. As he landed on the walk he immediately walked over to a hatch. He opened it and a steel ladder came down, which Tager climbed into. Inside the dark vent, the purple device came out of Tager's hand. "Let's see what we can do with this."

Tager smiled at the the slight surprise of hearing Jake's voice on him. "Well then, as a educator I advise you to go to your classes, but if you happen to work here longer than you should, I believe my bad eye sight would prevent me from noticing you......" He replied wittingly as he worked equipment onto the the purple box.

He attached a few wires and then case to keep it neat on the device, and then a big red button, because all fancy things needed stuff like that. Tager wiggled his fingers and pushed the button. The device shook a little, then suddenly turned blue. "Well, that was not the intended reaction.... Whaat!?" Tager suddenly lost his grip on the ground, as the device began to emit a anti-gravity field. "There we go!" He pushed the button again, it turned purple again and Tager landed back on the grate floor with a slam.

He walked up to a wall which had a outlet on it, one shaped just right for the box. He put it in and fastened it just right, a piece sliding over the button and holding the device tight. With a simple turn of a screw, and then it was complete. Cords connecting through the device and throughout the ship pulsed with its purple energy, lying dormant for soon use. With this in place, if they ever went high altitude then suddenly had to drop again, there would be no loss of gravity, and if need be, it would emit a anti gravity field over the entire ship, stopping it in mid air, in case of a sudden landing. Its energy was impressive. He thought he would have to charge it to make it work, but it was doing fine all its own, throughout the entire ship. "Hey kid, who exactly is this guy? This box of yours he gave you packs quite a bit of energy! You really do need to bring him over sometime!" Tager laughed, making sure the connections were right.

Tager could not help but laugh. "Haha! Alright, watch yourself, some of that machinery gets really hot!" He finely tuned the machine one last time and began to walk his way through his metal tunnels. "I'm heading over to you to check up on your progress, tell me something about you while i'm on my way over." He thought he would learn something about him, since he was in on this little project of his.

“I aim to please and shock people. Apparently I've succeeded in doing so. I'm glad I could make you give me a thumbs up. Everything has been going smoothly in here while you were hooking up that gravity box,” he hummed lightly while lightly swinging his legs from where he was sitting at. He thought he'd heard something, but shrugged it off due to the fact that it was probably just one of the automatons working. He wasn't planning on seeing if there were any souls this deep down into the ground. He'd most likely go insane at any of the unrested spirits that tried slinking in here ganging up on him. Besides, Fox told him not to do so and risk losing his body to one of the other spirits.

{ Jacoby “Jake” Vetyl }

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