It's Not The Size Of The Laser That Matters (D3 LN, Hanger)

[James Hall]

James wakes Mata up and sends her to the bunks.

Then, he finishes off the work on the Wyvern's small laser he had been working and salvages the second before the morning comes.

Small Laser Salvage Tech Use TN 20: 2#10d10o10k4 41 36

[Dr. Reinhardt]

Having gone to bed early after a long day of field work, Dr. Reinhardt wakes up early as well, with nothing else to do he wanders down to the mech bay. Running into James he waves, "Tech could you use an extra hand for any of the upkeep, or maintenance? I have a couple free hours"

[James Hall]

"Up late too, Dr. Reinhardt? Well, if you want to help, I won't stop you. Those mechs they brought in could be salvaged, or if you think you can handle it, you can work on the Wyven or Thorn's arm?"

[Dr. Reinhardt]

"Ill see what I can do with the Wyvern Arm parts." Bright side is he didn't break anything, but it did mean he took 3 hours to complete a 90 minute repair.

Hey at least it was all bonus time anyway.

D3LN Work on Wyvern Arm Actuators TN 20 Each 90 mins Each: 2#5d10o10k4 20 12

(Starting points: 3 Actuators at 90 mins each, 30 mins already completed)
(Ending Points: 3 Actuators at 90 mins each, 120 mins already completed)

[James Hall]

James came by as he finished up. "I have to admit, you surprise me Dr. Reinhardt. I always thought scientists were hyper specialized, but you seem to know about everything." James was clearly impressed.

[Dr. Reinhardt]

"I spent my life studying the Star League and it's technology, that means knowing a little about mechs, a little about drop ships, a little about computers." He shrugs "My hyper specialty is just a very wide focus one"

[James Hall]

"Still impressive. What brought you to study the star League? I haven't met many as interested as myself."

[Dr. Reinhardt]

"Are you familiar with the university of tharkand, in the Lyran Commonwealth? "

[James Hall]

"I've heard of it. Though can't say much more than it."

[Dr. Reinhardt]

"it was Alexander Kerensky's alma-mater, It's been in the same building, and continuously staffed for more then 4 centuries, the archives include personal notes from Kerensky's professors. That is where I went to school, and where I gained my love, and knowledge of history."