LogFAQs > #961841515

B

"We can get started on the components today," you say as you hop on Shadowfax.

"Yeah," Cyborg says, "I'll start rummaging through motherboards and circuitry, and we'll focus on creating that turbine."

You all ride back into town and then to the tower.

"You guys can look through the spare parts down here in the garage," Cyborg says. "I'm sure we've got a fanblade and some axles to make into the turbine itself."

Cyborg goes to the elevator while you look in a bin of spare parts. You see pipes and tubes, and some springs and coils. You move on from this bin to another.

"Can't we just cheat it with some magic?" Raven asks. "Like how your grandfather does with a lot of your company's products."

"Then how would you promose we do that?" you counter. "What items could we possibly supplement for this cosmospatial micro-turbine? My grandfather modified what he still had a scientific understanding of. I can barely wrap my head around the word 'cosmospatial.'"

"How about just at least using Alchemy and size-changing spells to craft parts for the prototype?" she counters back.

"Well... That actually might work. I'm just not sure what the size of these parts should be."

"You can always scale it down later, right?" Raven says. "That's how technology works these days, going from big and bulky phones and computers to small, handheld ones. Though, thinking about it, Control Freak started small and super-sized his remote in order to break the barrier between this and the TV dimension..."

"Oh, here's something," you say as continue in the bins. "We can use a servo for rotating the fan blade."

You set that aside and continue searching. Cyborg returns with a bin full of motherboards. He also has a laser diode, and he attaches that to one end of a rectangular motherboard. He tests it, and it seems to be emitting infrared just fine.

"Do you think this fan blade from this tiny desk fan will work?" Raven asks as she brings said tiny desk fan over.

A) Yes
B) No