Rainbows loom

[Nephrite]

We don't seem to have anything pressing going on at the moment, so it taking time is fine.

[Anastasia]

It takes several days and aid, but soon enough the obsidian weapons are fixed.

[Nephrite]

There were armors too, does this count that as well?

In total, how much, exactly, are we looking at in terms of quantity/worth? I mean, he's probably just going to give it all to Jovar, but It'd be nice to know the value.

[Anastasia]

About 100,000 or so, give or take. It's a lot.

[Nephrite]

Okay. Let's do this -- we'll have a vault added to Hope's Landing and store 2500 weapons and 2500 armors there in case of an emergency. Let's donate 90000 of them to Jovar to distribute as they see fit, or enchant, or whatever, and then we can give the other 5000 units to the traders and they can do whatever they want with them.

[Anastasia]

Okay, pie on face moment: I meant in gold value, it was off the cuff since it wasn't going to matter much. Doing the math that's also a little low on the numbers I wanted due to masterwork weapons being expensive, so I'm going to revise the previous post.

There's a mix of weapons made regular by repairs and masterwork weapons. There's approximately 100 masterwork weapons of various types and 5000 non masterwork weapons. For armor it's approximately 150 sets of masterwork armor of various types and 10000 sets of non masterwork armor.

[Nephrite]

Okay. I thought that did seem a little high (but I was still hoping!)

In that case:

The masterwork weapons and armor all go to Jovar.

1000 non-masterwork weapons and 1000 non-masterwork armors get given to the traders to Do As They Will, unless they don't want them in any capacity.

The rest of it can also go to Jovar or otherwise just be donated to Celestia in some capacity. So that's the other 4000 non-masterwork weapons and 9000 non-masterwork armors.

There's no real need for a vault I think in hindsight since they can just get what they need somewhere else, and if there's an emergency then I assume Jovar is supplying anyway.

[Anastasia]

Okay, that'll sort out. In the meantime as I do, next move?

[Nephrite]

That is an excellent question. We still have The Wheel to deal with, but I think for now Moore would like to try and pursue this mention of "super ideas" in some capacity.

Really, the only way he knows how best to do that is by taking a stroll through Mount Celestia, though he has a feeling Oghma may be the right choice as well.

He'll start with the stroll.

Everyone else can stay unless someone really wants to go with him.

[Anastasia]

It's Cresiel's turn to watch Moore, so he'll come along.

As you head out of Hope's Landing, "Where in Celestia do you wish to go, Moore?"

[Nephrite]

"I'm not sure yet." Moore says. "When I was in Aurora, I helped with something that was a gift from Medi to Elena. It helped her remember a lot of things that they'd talked about. One of those things is a concept... like... it's the concept of a 'super idea,' or something along those lines -- the thing in Creation that gives an idea its power, the thing that actually solidifies into that 'thing' that exists, if that makes sense."

[Anastasia]

"So you're chasing a theory that may or may not be true?" Cresiel surmises, "Are you certain this is a path of wisdom?"

[Nephrite]

"I think if Medi pursued the idea, there's wisdom in it." Moore says. "But I can't know anything for certain until I learn more about it."

[Anastasia]

"As you wish," Cresiel falls in with you, "Lead on."

[Nephrite]

Every idea has to start with the most basic thing, so he starts to walk forward in Lunia.