11-25-2016, 09:53 AM
Where should they head next indeed? A junk yard was always useful as he knew he'd need parts to build whatever gadgets that he decided he wanted. So any similar documents that could have acted as "manuals" for him to relearn how to build the bulk of his weaponry were likely in the hands of the military. That was not so good, as it limited the options of what he could do. His future plans needed to be made in such a wayy no one was likely to meddle in them. When she mentioned the book was a Unicorn's guide to teleportation, Veritas groaned.
At some point the former villain was going to have to build a matter transporter, it was official. What was most irritating of all was that he had no clue as to where they were supposed to go. Omni hadn't given them a map of the area after all. It was going to be the market, as opposed to the junkyard. The junkyard was going to be their second stop. Approaching the book on the Omniverse Celestia had been reading, Veritas touched it with two fingers and a copy of it appeared. Imagining a satchel, he quickly put the copy into it. Experimenting was going to have to be put on hold, at least until after he had a place of his own to call home.
"The market it is first, Celestia. From there we can decide what we're going to do next, alright?"
At some point the former villain was going to have to build a matter transporter, it was official. What was most irritating of all was that he had no clue as to where they were supposed to go. Omni hadn't given them a map of the area after all. It was going to be the market, as opposed to the junkyard. The junkyard was going to be their second stop. Approaching the book on the Omniverse Celestia had been reading, Veritas touched it with two fingers and a copy of it appeared. Imagining a satchel, he quickly put the copy into it. Experimenting was going to have to be put on hold, at least until after he had a place of his own to call home.
"The market it is first, Celestia. From there we can decide what we're going to do next, alright?"
