Lisbeth made the rounds of the skyships currently docked, asking each of them about their cargo. Most were hesitant to talk to her, but she managed to get some more positive responses when she started dropping the names of her superior officers. Unfortunately, she didn't actually have the autho7to either commandeer the supplies or offer any money for them.
Stumped, she went back to check the inventory again. While she still found them short on wood, she did see that they had a surplus of some other hardware like nails and brackets, along with some extra coils of thick, durable rope.
She returned to the most reasonable captain shed spoken to and began negotiating a trade. She wasn't very experienced at it and by the time she was done, she was pretty sure she'd gotten ripped off in the trade. But she managed to get the needed wood regardless, so she decided to chalk it up as a success.
She returned to the worksite and looked over the supplies her recruits had gathered as well.
"I think we're good," she said, giving a satisfied nod. "Looks like we're going to finish just in time."
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Tasks completed. I think one more round of posts should wrap it up.
Stumped, she went back to check the inventory again. While she still found them short on wood, she did see that they had a surplus of some other hardware like nails and brackets, along with some extra coils of thick, durable rope.
She returned to the most reasonable captain shed spoken to and began negotiating a trade. She wasn't very experienced at it and by the time she was done, she was pretty sure she'd gotten ripped off in the trade. But she managed to get the needed wood regardless, so she decided to chalk it up as a success.
She returned to the worksite and looked over the supplies her recruits had gathered as well.
"I think we're good," she said, giving a satisfied nod. "Looks like we're going to finish just in time."
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Tasks completed. I think one more round of posts should wrap it up.
