Outstanding. Yes. These documents need to be kept secure. I will be drawing up security measures to ensure that they remain safe. I will submit directions for you to find my workshop.
[To his credit? Equius viewed schematics like these almost like one would holy writ. He was absolutely not letting them fall into the hands of what he considered to be the unworthy, which was pretty much anyone. Robotics engineers and their jealously protected interests.]
Feel free to stop by as soon as you wish. I will be in all day.
[Whenever she might wish to stop by, she'd find his workshop set next to one of the foundries in town. There was an anvil and forge there, but the place was festooned with power cables, fabricated metal parts and various welding, soddering and electrical tools as far as the eye could see. It was kind of an eclectic collection of equipment that came with the smell of oil permeating throughout. The troll loved his work.]
[ Penny responds to Equius's last message in the affirmative, and then she sets out.
She arrives in no time at all - once of the advantages of being able to just fly over the twisting, labyrinthine streets of Trench - and sets down outside of Equius's workshop. The exact array of tools and equipment aren't what she's used to from home, but she knows what a craftsman's workshop looks like. She doesn't enter, and instead calls out: ]
Hello! This is Penny Polendina, here with a delivery of schematics!
[When that chipper voice came through at the entrance, there was a squawk of shock. Equius... might have gotten into the middle of another project before she arrived and been focusing. He poked his head out after a cloud of dust went flying. Hacking a little, he motioned for her to enter.]
Ah! Excellent. For some reason I expected a partial solar cycle first. Please, come in.
[The workshop was organized chaos. Some of the tools that were inside were definitely more familiar. They weren't the ones from Remnant at all, though there was at least two that looked like they belonged in Remnant. He helped fabricate parts for a lot of people. Ruby was on that list, after all, so of course he had to be able to work with weapons materials at least. Nothing for detailed electronics, though. Mopping his forehead, he took the towel and tamped out a tiny electrical fire that almost started, making sure it was out.]
Please excuse the mess. I have something to produce for a client. It is good to meet in person, Miss Polendina.
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Yes! I completed them recently.
[ She thinks for a moment, then: ]
I will bring the schematics directly to you. They're sensitive documents, so it would be best to avoid making too many copies.
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[To his credit? Equius viewed schematics like these almost like one would holy writ. He was absolutely not letting them fall into the hands of what he considered to be the unworthy, which was pretty much anyone. Robotics engineers and their jealously protected interests.]
Feel free to stop by as soon as you wish. I will be in all day.
[Whenever she might wish to stop by, she'd find his workshop set next to one of the foundries in town. There was an anvil and forge there, but the place was festooned with power cables, fabricated metal parts and various welding, soddering and electrical tools as far as the eye could see. It was kind of an eclectic collection of equipment that came with the smell of oil permeating throughout. The troll loved his work.]
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She arrives in no time at all - once of the advantages of being able to just fly over the twisting, labyrinthine streets of Trench - and sets down outside of Equius's workshop. The exact array of tools and equipment aren't what she's used to from home, but she knows what a craftsman's workshop looks like. She doesn't enter, and instead calls out: ]
Hello! This is Penny Polendina, here with a delivery of schematics!
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Ah! Excellent. For some reason I expected a partial solar cycle first. Please, come in.
[The workshop was organized chaos. Some of the tools that were inside were definitely more familiar. They weren't the ones from Remnant at all, though there was at least two that looked like they belonged in Remnant. He helped fabricate parts for a lot of people. Ruby was on that list, after all, so of course he had to be able to work with weapons materials at least. Nothing for detailed electronics, though. Mopping his forehead, he took the towel and tamped out a tiny electrical fire that almost started, making sure it was out.]
Please excuse the mess. I have something to produce for a client. It is good to meet in person, Miss Polendina.