Nitori Quest 3 - A Z-Machine Adventure

[Kilgamayan]

> How reorganized is the room in the aftermath of the barrel roll?
> What might a god of swords, stormcraft, and sumo like as a gift/offering/etc. that we might be able to tinker up?

[It's Purvis!]

> How reorganized is the room in the aftermath of the barrel roll?
> What might a god of swords, stormcraft, and sumo like as a gift/offering/etc. that we might be able to tinker up?

>It is reasonably reorganized. Emphasis was done on getting things put back together quickly, in case you had to flee again. And because everyone was tired.
>That is something you'll have to determine on your own.

>_

[Kilgamayan]

> Let's get to putting the room back together properly, then.

[It's Purvis!]

> Let's get to putting the room back together properly, then.

>You spend the next while tidying up the vessel. In the process, you find a few ways to keep the mess from getting quite so bad if something like this happens again.
>During this time, Aoi keeps to watching the engine. Koa continues to a surprising good job guiding the vessel. Every so often you take a peek at the sails, and they are holding up well.

>_

[Kilgamayan]

> Did we bring any sort of mindless recreation?

[It's Purvis!]

> Did we bring any sort of mindless recreation?

>...Not especially.

>_

[Kilgamayan]

> How uncouth would a nap be, then?

[It's Purvis!]

> How uncouth would a nap be, then?

>It depends on if your crew would let you get away with it or not.

>_

[Kilgamayan]

> Hmm. Dwell on what might be handy to have installed in this room of the ship, based on our space travel experiences so far.

[Fish_enjoyer]

Wouldn't we distract our companions too much if we will offer them to play word games or riddles as pastime?

[Branneg Xy]

> How reorganized is the room in the aftermath of the barrel roll?
> What might a god of swords, stormcraft, and sumo like as a gift/offering/etc. that we might be able to tinker up?

> Consider if we,either by ourselves or with the help of Aoi,we can build ,as a gift,an improved version version of  a " Electric Blade-edge Sharpener" or even of a " Circular Saw Blade-edge Grinder-Sharpener".

[It's Purvis!]

> Hmm. Dwell on what might be handy to have installed in this room of the ship, based on our space travel experiences so far.

>Maybe a better privacy screen on the privy. It hasn't failed yet, but having something more secure would be nice. Though there is the question of adding weight...

> Consider if we,either by ourselves or with the help of Aoi,we can build ,as a gift,an improved version version of  a " Electric Blade-edge Sharpener" or even of a " Circular Saw Blade-edge Grinder-Sharpener".

>A powered sharpener...hmm...that shouldn't be too hard, but you would need to find something for the actual whetstones. You didn't bring anything like that. But, maybe you could find them at your destination, given its reputation as a forge.

>_

[Kilgamayan]

> What's the current screen setup?

> Can we see in Gensokyo's direction right now? If so, have a look, just to see if we can see anything.

[It's Purvis!]

> What's the current screen setup?

> Can we see in Gensokyo's direction right now? If so, have a look, just to see if we can see anything.

>It's just a movable paper screen.
>You glance out the window and can see it in the distance, small and blue against the darkness.

[Kilgamayan]

> Does Gensokyo look as it should from here?

[It's Purvis!]

> Does Gensokyo look as it should from here?

>Ran what are you doing.
>As far as you can tell.

>_

[Kilgamayan]

Missed that this didn't get parsed:

> Would we distract our companions too much if we will offer them to play word games or riddles as pastime?

> Is the current privacy screen improvable with the bobs and trinkets we have on-hand?

[It's Purvis!]

> Would we distract our companions too much if we will offer them to play word games or riddles as pastime?

> Is the current privacy screen improvable with the bobs and trinkets we have on-hand?

>You probably wouldn't want to with Koa; however a bafflingly good job she's doing right now, distracting her is probably a bad idea.
>You could probably attach part of it to the floor.

>_

[Kilgamayan]

> Let's work on attaching the screen to the floor, then.

[It's Purvis!]

> Let's work on attaching the screen to the floor, then.

>This takes a bit more time than then previous project. Partially because you're starting to run low on the fasteners you want to use and have to improvise with nonstandard ones, partially because the thing really wants to wobble. Lunch comes and goes as you work on it, cucumbers and rice, and it's well into the afternoon once you get it done satisfactorily.

>_

[Kilgamayan]

> How much further did we estimate we had before we arrived at Lady Take's?

[It's Purvis!]

> How much further did we estimate we had before we arrived at Lady Take's?

>You expect another couple hours.

>_

[Kilgamayan]

> Might as well take to watching the sails and the passing space for anything interesting, then.

[It's Purvis!]

> Might as well take to watching the sails and the passing space for anything interesting, then.

>You take Koa's previous position, watching the sails as they move to catch the wind. They remain in good condition, thankfully so after last night's encounter. As well, they rarely go slack, and even then only for a moment or two; it is kind of irritating how quickly Koa picked it up. As for watching space, every so often you see a bit of floating rock, or a detested star flying past in the distance. But thankfully, nothing gets too close to be a worry.
>"Hey," Koa says after awhile, "I think I see it up ahead."

>_

[Kilgamayan]

> Have a look ahead to see what we're approaching.

[It's Purvis!]

> Have a look ahead to see what we're approaching.

>Looking ahead, in the distance, you can see what looks like a small complex, with a sizable village radiating out from it.

>_

[Kilgamayan]

> "Cool. Maybe we can find some portable recreation there on top of our main goals."
> Did we teach Koa how to land?

[It's Purvis!]

> "Cool. Maybe we can find some portable recreation there on top of our main goals."
> Did we teach Koa how to land?

>You have not. And you would want to demonstrate it before even thinking of letting her handle it. Even if she is surprisingly good at this, there's only one chance at a landing.

>_

[Kilgamayan]

> "Oh, right. Once we get close enough, I'll need to take back over for landing."

[It's Purvis!]

> "Oh, right. Once we get close enough, I'll need to take back over for landing."

>"Okay," Koa says. "Should we do that now?"

>_