sixthiterationtexts | UN: Reeve T., Text, OTA

Good afternoon all, my name is Reeve and I thought it would be prudent of me to share in a bit of good fortune which I have awoken to this morning. I do not know where it came from, but it seems I was the recipient of a box containing some supplies I have noticed are a bit lacking around here.

Which is to say paper.

A lot of paper.

In fact, a full two reams of white paper. That's 1000 pages for anyone who has not spent the majority of their lives in an office environment.

A thousand sheets can go a rather long way, and while I intend to retain a portion of this for my own work (among other things I'm a trained architect and city planner and hope to put this to use for our betterment), I would like to share in this bounty. So the question is whether there is a call for paper for anyone? I will admit I'm woefully short on writing utensils and cannot as easily let those out of my possession, but I'm sure we can improvise a suitable solution. I do not doubt that creation of ink will be possible, and from there the creation of at least quills may be viable.

And there I am, getting off subject.

Basically I have paper to spare and would be happy to see it used. Would anyone be interested in such?

ETA: Ah, it occurs to me that while I have attention, I am happy to share my services with anyone who might require them. Are there things that may need built or designed for building? I could also help with drawing up designs for other devices if you have a knowledge of how they should be shaped/function. I cannot guarantee those as high of quality, but my assistance is yours.

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"The ore will be vital, even if it is far. And whatever we can do to cut down on that travel time, to make it easier for workers there, would be absolutely vital."

And ore would be vital for nails, weapons, more complicated constructions. He would absolutely do this.

Kat paused in her work and looked over at Reeve. "Do you know where the ore is?"

She knew a lot but he'd have to start explaining these things from square one. Kat was too used to the city, where you bought everything that you needed.

"In the mine," Reeve answered. Truly he has not been here long enough to know much about that. He is trusting this 'Altair' to show him where the bridge will need to go. "I only had this asked of me earlier today. I still have to arrange with the gentleman who brought up the point to show me where it would be needed, approximately."

He might not go to the mine itself. Fact of the matter was he could not protect himself well, not without magic, so going into the wild would be truly dangerous.

Still... if he went he could plan the clearing of an easier road...

"Oh. I hadn't realized there was a mine here." She paused thoughtfully and then asked a follow up question. "How far away is it? I haven't explored much beyond the river but the other town is more than a hike away." Kat's perception was a little off since she'd grown up in a city where everything was relatively close together and there were cars.

She missed being able to drive places.

"It'd be a good project. I imagine that Tony would be eager to have ore."

“I assure you that I wouldn’t know,” Reeve answered. He was working on the bridge, not the mine. “I have never left the limits of the village here.”

"Ah. I see." Kat continued to lace up the pages and then tied off the string. She took a small sip of her tea then, no bothered that it was a little cold. "Then if I get a chance, I'll take a look for you. There isn't much I can do in the winter and if the sky's are clear it shouldn't be a problem."

He might not need her too but it was something to do and Kat craved distractions.

“It May serve as a good way to expand your knowledge for that book. But please have care. Things could get dangerous.”

Surely nothing in this place was ever easy. At least they wouldn’t have Nibel Wolves or dragons. On the other hand he didn’t know about cave wolves.

"I will." She didn't realize how dangerous it could be, Kat's never ventured that far from the village but she trusted herself to at least be smart about it.

"I finished the binding if you'd like to take a look at that too." She pushed the bound collection of papers towards him and reached for her tea to focus on the room temperature drink.

“Thank you,” Reeve said as he finished his tea and accepted the folded pages. Looked rather good. Too bad he didn’t have a cover to offer her. “I fear I must take my leave soon. I hope to actually encourage myself to sleep tonight.”

Kat nodded her head. "Thank you for bringing the paper by." She paused and glanced towards her kitten. "I don't have any here but there is a tea that is often used as a sleeping agent. I think there might be some at the inn or possibly at the hospital. It might be worth looking into if you're having trouble." She might be wrong but she remembered Vergil mentioning something along those lines.

“My issue is more being too excited to sleep,” Reeve said as he stood again. “Thank you for your hospitality. If you find you need more paper let me know.”

Kat stood with him and walked Reeve towards the door. "I will. Thank you." She was glad to have more to write with. Sometimes taking notes was the only activity that staved off the worry that gnawed at the back of her thoughts.

UN: Reeve T., Text, OTA

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