Gyatt grinned at Artur's joyful expression, apparently feeling more pleasant. This expression turned into a frown, however, when the Kelvic asked about his... child. At first the architect looked confused, then glanced over at the man behind him, echoing the bear.
"Child?" He demanded skeptically.
"Mm. Early in the season... he was set in a breeding program. Only once, though. With a... stork, I believe. A promising one she is. Quite consistent results..." He shook his head. "Anyways, the breeding was successful... though she's still in the pregnancy stages." The information was rattled off as if it was of no consequence... just stats and numbers and conditions. He went back to his work, having not even glanced up.
Gyatt scowled at this, then turned back to Artur. "What he said," he commented with a wry grin. "Anyways... up you come. We'll need to get you some clothes, then off to the ferry to the city. And..."
"The paperwork."
"Yea, that." He offered a hand to the Kelvic, and hoisted him up and off the awkward bed.
OOCWell, that's it! I'll be writing up the NPC, and posting him in the Institute for you to use as well.
"Child?" He demanded skeptically.
"Mm. Early in the season... he was set in a breeding program. Only once, though. With a... stork, I believe. A promising one she is. Quite consistent results..." He shook his head. "Anyways, the breeding was successful... though she's still in the pregnancy stages." The information was rattled off as if it was of no consequence... just stats and numbers and conditions. He went back to his work, having not even glanced up.
Gyatt scowled at this, then turned back to Artur. "What he said," he commented with a wry grin. "Anyways... up you come. We'll need to get you some clothes, then off to the ferry to the city. And..."
"The paperwork."
"Yea, that." He offered a hand to the Kelvic, and hoisted him up and off the awkward bed.
OOCWell, that's it! I'll be writing up the NPC, and posting him in the Institute for you to use as well.