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The Cogwork Dragon is a relativly small airship, in comparison to others it's frame is sleek and may perform manourvers in the sky not many other ships can do.



A flag with the design of cogs in the center of a curled dragon is attached to the back of the ship.
The ladder joins the 2 halves the two halves.

Upon entering below you walk into the living area, small kitchen set up in the far left corner and comfortable worn leather couches around a table which takes up the first half of the ship.
A thin wooden wall divides the bathroom/bedroom area a curtain acting as a door, in the middle right of the structure.

Beyond is a comfortable double bed the sheet generally tossed and twisted and left like that most of the day. across from the bedroom is the bathroom area, seperated by another wall and curtain.
One important thing you should take into account is that everywhere you turn there are books, pieces of paper with scraps of writing, sketches and various other notes.

The owner of this cluttered ship on the other hand is Erimentha, who is tall with flaming shoulder length red hair, intelligent brown eyes and a warming smile.
She knows how to handle her ship and has a strong will but when it comes to meeting people she's a bit of a cluts.
She's generally seen wearing sturdy boots, leggings (with the occasional skirt) shirt and embroided vest, scarf and protective goggles, and sometimes a bowler hat.

She bagan pacing the room, stepping over books, leaflets and sheets of paper, finally unable to decided on what to do she climbed out of the living quarters and up into the deck.
Steering the ship towards the floating city and docked it in one of the smaller areas, before sliding back down the ladder picking up a couple books from various areas of the cabin and stuffing them in a traveling bag and left the ship.

The Professor had followed her walking onto her ship "Hmmm I know you will think less of me but it seems alittle primitive compared to my ship but it has a very interesting design, so could I see the book now?" He asked.

The Professor nodded "Thank you my dear I think I will just get to the book right now but thank you for the offer, this ship is pretty amazing though for its design and time." He smiled to her.

The Professor nodded and took off his cape looking around the place, it was a lovely place. it had many different portraits of her and her life. Many different places she has been or such. He looked around for a pen and paper, it was good he found one over on a desk she had with a book with blank pages,perfect for his copy. He took the book she had and he put it down beside him on the desk as he sat down at the desk taking the pen and beginning to write exactly what it had but in alittle more organized fashion in his opinion. He asked "Tell me about yourself, how did you come by this ship?"

The Professor turned to her for a moment looking her over and her greasy self. He pondered for a moment before saying "Did you know that in all my time here that you haven't asked more about my life, my race and my ship." He remembered that many would like to see his machine if they had the chance, they would want to go with him or ask him who hes met and where he has been. This woman was very interesting to him in this fact. He then goes back to his copying making exact notes like he is physically making an exact copy of the journal and he did it in pen, not making one single mistake.

The Professor looked to her for a moment before standing up and walking over to the nearest cushion chair before taking off his coat and he sat down with his cane helping himself into the chair before resting the cane against the chair. he looked to her for a moment before saying to her "Well my race watched the universe and did nothing but watched, I wanted to see the universe, experience it all and I had a girlfriend, a love like no other. We explored the universe for centuries and had fun but eventually she started to lose interest in the fun and the science inventions we did. She just focused on the science and less on the ethics of it...." he sighed looking away for a moment.