[Virtual Construction][M]

[Masakuni]

Name: VSL Construction pt C
Rank: C
IIC Length: 1 Day
Difficulty: Medium
Description: In an effort to increase the availability of village scrolls without risking their security in the vault, a unique and high tech system is in development. By entering the village scrolls into a virtual database, ninja with the proper clearance will be able to train village techniques at their leisure in the new facility. Construct the new building's skeleton, including the reception building, the electronics room, and the greenhouse where the training is to be done.
Objective: -Construct the skeleton structure of the three components of the building. This should take 3 posts.
Reward: ¥1300

Construction; not his forte. Shikyozukai knew this as he looked out at the site. However, it paid good, so he was going to do it. He cracked his knuckles, closing his eyes briefly and stripping off his Chuunin’s vest. It wouldn’t do him much good here. He jumped high into a nearby tree, hanging it off a branch, before landing quietly on the ground and looking around. He regarded the blueprints, frowning at them. He had three rooms to construct.

The most important of them, clearly, was the greenhouse. He stretched out slightly, setting the blue-prints down. Thin metallic rods, of course, would hold it up like most every other greenhouse. He located the pile of these rods, lifting up a number of them and hauling them across the field to the designated zone. The foundations had already been laid, but the actual building skeleton framing had yet to be done.

With a grimace, he picked one rod, briefly checking the schematic before driving it into place in the foundation, holding it steady as a worker bolted it into place. He looked at it warily as he released the slightly wavering rod from his grip. He hoped it would be more stable once the rest of them were bolted in. He moved on to the next one, driving it into the foundation as his assistant bolted it solidly into the ground. Behind them, a second worker reinforced the bindings with another bolt.

It didn’t take too long to get the thing into place; they swiftly completed the exterior framing within an hour or two, taking advantage of the prestigious strength of the ninja. He would have normally used clones, but Mizu Bunshin might rust the metal and he didn’t want to divide his strength with Kage Bunshin. He smirked, setting the last rod in place. It was staked into the ground. He yawned slightly, watching as they reinforced it. Good. Almost done with that room.

[Masakuni]

Shikyozukai Masakuni was, at that moment, climbing on the ceiling. He had a high-powered welding tool in his hands as he climbed up the metal rod. He needed to join together the rods that shaped the vaulted roof of the greenhouse, and lay the final rods. He had several metallic beams strapped to his back. He fitted them in between the two poles that made up the wall skeleton, welding them into place. He frowned, covering his eyes with a mask as he welded.

It didn’t take long; only a few minutes before the structure of the greenhouse was complete. They just needed glass planes next. He had to move on to the electronics building now. He sighed, walking back to the material yard. This time, it was being assembled out of wood. The beams were almost all already pre-cut; they just needed to be slightly resized and set into place. Like before, the foundations were prepared.

He hefted a hammer, stepping forward and slipping it into his belt. He lifted a pile of wooden beams, grunting as he dragged them near the staging platforms. He carried the heavy wooden beams into place, creating the base framing. He forced the walls into the foundation, creating solid pillars that were bolted and glued into the ground. It was a foundation that should last a long time; this was, in essence, the real building process.

The beams had holes drilled in them, as well as certain spots in the foundation floor, that allowed wires to be ran through it. They were going to be using state of the art technology within; that was going to consume electricity. He wondered if they were building a back-up generator into it. He bolted in the upper level, hammering a few nails into place to ensure the stability of the corners of the room. Slowly, the building was coming together.

[Masakuni]

The final building to be completed was the reception. Masakuni hammered in the last corner nail, completing the framing of the electronics room. Already, the workers were beginning to lay wiring down in the newly created frame. He was impressed by the speed at which the workers moved. They were no shinobi, but he thought all of them had the potential, if they joined the ninja academy. He’d have to suggest it.

Shrugging the thought away, he moved to the next, and final, staging platform. This room was going to be smaller than others; being the reception area, the stairs already lead up into this room. He smirked, getting at the final hardwood material pile. This one would be easier; the room shape was more orthodox, and the framing would be easy enough, if they just boxed it in properly. He did, as he had before, and started driving stakes into the foundations.

The team of workers was getting more comfortable around him. They began to jostle a bit, but their work continued to be top notch. He’d have to recommend them for the rest of the construction jobs around the village. He cracked his neck again, helping one man bolt the dense wood into the foundation. Before long, the four columns that would support the corners were up. He pulled another piece of wood over, helping to set the beam up.

It wouldn’t be long now; every man here could taste victory as they worked on the last few pieces of framing. Side by side, Masakuni and a worker bolted in opposite ends of a roofing beam, holding it level and in place. With a grin, he offered the man a high five. They carefully walked across the newly handled beam, testing its durability. It didn’t even wobble in the slightest. Masakuni smiled, helping the other man down as he leapt from the top. It was good to be done…

[Exit]