Father of Titans
K, my companion droid since the very beginning stood next to me as the ship, The Dawn Treader, was being built. The small company of men were currently working on placing the last final parts on the ship. Mostly the engines, panels of Trimanitium platting, and the Trasparisteel windows on the ship. Installing them with droids, and mechanical arms to hold the glass steady. Placement was key with this. Even the slightest crack could mean the difference between flying amongst the stars, and dying.
The ship was beautiful. While I liked the sleek design of older ships that I once had, I like this. More blocky and flowing, rather than lean and built for stealth. No. I wanted a simple ship to be built for personal usage, as well as expand on the company to create more than just trinkets, and cool gadgets. Ships is where all the rage was at. Sure, arms and armor were great, and useful. But ship building was where you can get the money. Building them for a hobby, and even just saying "oh I own like three of those" makes it all worth it.
I smiled a little as I walked up to the men. Rolled up my sleeves, and began to work myself. Using a welder, a blow torch to cut some wires that were not needed, and even using the force to help lift the engine into the open back end of the wing. Fitting it in place, I kept it there till it was all welded on, and released it slowly. Feeling the tilting of the ship, I shook my head. Having the men moving the supports into the different position to resist the falling of the ship on it's side.
Oh this was going to be good. Building a ship with my own employees. And then taking a few of them for a ride after this to test the ship out.
The ship was beautiful. While I liked the sleek design of older ships that I once had, I like this. More blocky and flowing, rather than lean and built for stealth. No. I wanted a simple ship to be built for personal usage, as well as expand on the company to create more than just trinkets, and cool gadgets. Ships is where all the rage was at. Sure, arms and armor were great, and useful. But ship building was where you can get the money. Building them for a hobby, and even just saying "oh I own like three of those" makes it all worth it.
I smiled a little as I walked up to the men. Rolled up my sleeves, and began to work myself. Using a welder, a blow torch to cut some wires that were not needed, and even using the force to help lift the engine into the open back end of the wing. Fitting it in place, I kept it there till it was all welded on, and released it slowly. Feeling the tilting of the ship, I shook my head. Having the men moving the supports into the different position to resist the falling of the ship on it's side.
Oh this was going to be good. Building a ship with my own employees. And then taking a few of them for a ride after this to test the ship out.