Mal moved to set the lizard structure down on the table, glancing at the sketch. "Oh, yeah, that's part of the airship design." He lifted the top sketch, then spread it along with a few others out over the table, overlaying the items he'd been working with. Nothing that would damage his sketches, at least. (Unlike the potion lab.)
They showed great detail in how the airship would be constructed, with heavy steampunk influence, at least in visible design. The engine and working parts, however, used no steam. Being a construct, it could recharge off of a chosen element, and being as it was designed to fly, he'd chosen wind.
Other sketches in the pile showed a clockwork horse he was working on, but he set that one aside to pull out a design for something smaller. A dragon, also wind element, that would be able to fly and function like a dragon of its size should, except that it was a construct.
He liked animals.
"Gonna work on this one this weekend," he said, holding up the dragon sketch. "Then the horse, probably. Be cool to have a construct to ride around, yeah?"
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They showed great detail in how the airship would be constructed, with heavy steampunk influence, at least in visible design. The engine and working parts, however, used no steam. Being a construct, it could recharge off of a chosen element, and being as it was designed to fly, he'd chosen wind.
Other sketches in the pile showed a clockwork horse he was working on, but he set that one aside to pull out a design for something smaller. A dragon, also wind element, that would be able to fly and function like a dragon of its size should, except that it was a construct.
He liked animals.
"Gonna work on this one this weekend," he said, holding up the dragon sketch. "Then the horse, probably. Be cool to have a construct to ride around, yeah?"