you are a terribly real thing in a terribly false world
"That is a good point," Finn agrees, finishing with putting his items away and neatly folding the paper bag, however crumpled it might have become from his journey. "So an increase in power from the core of the ship, extra defences against high altitude hazards... I wonder..." He tilts his head.
"Some creatures are averse to particular sounds," he says. "I wonder whether it would be possible to fit the ships with a device that emits a sound at a certain frequency, to ward off any attacks." He doesn't know if it will work on dragons, but... well, it couldn't hurt.
It's strange, how the two men can comfortably orbit one another when they are not the subject of conversation, and Finn is trying not to think too hard about it. "The ships would also need to be more robust in general," he thinks. "Not necessarily in size, but to protect against the weather conditions in Halo. It would be no good for passengers to arrive frozen."
"Some creatures are averse to particular sounds," he says. "I wonder whether it would be possible to fit the ships with a device that emits a sound at a certain frequency, to ward off any attacks." He doesn't know if it will work on dragons, but... well, it couldn't hurt.
It's strange, how the two men can comfortably orbit one another when they are not the subject of conversation, and Finn is trying not to think too hard about it. "The ships would also need to be more robust in general," he thinks. "Not necessarily in size, but to protect against the weather conditions in Halo. It would be no good for passengers to arrive frozen."
and that, I believe
is why you are in so much pain
FINN
