[Virtual Construction II][M]

[Masakuni]

Name: VSL Construction pt D
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. Install the glass panels within the greenhouse and hook up the electrical equipment needed including the display screen in the greenhouse and the security system.
Objective: -Install the Glass needed within the building.
-Hook up the electronic equipment
-This should take 3 posts
Reward: ¥1400

“Drinking with construction workers…” Shikyozukai Masakuni murmured to himself, wincing. “Bad idea.” He had a raging headache from the binge drinking he had participated with last night to celebrate the completion of the Herbalism Institute. He scratched his cheek, sighing and looking at the skeletal frame of the Virtual Scroll Library that he had set up the previous day. The construction workers he had met with previously were finishing up with the building; there were only a few jobs left.

“I’m on it.” He sighed, nodding to the foreman. The first thing to do would be to complete the greenhouse. He closed his eyes for a long moment, shutting out the accursed night. He was a heavy drinker himself, and he was no slouch when it came to alcohol tolerance, but his head was about to explode this morning. He picked up a stack of glass panes lightly, walking over to the greenhouse and setting them down.

He began the tedious work of gently applying industrial adhesive to the rims of the metal greenhouse frame, then easing the glass panes in so that they settled right into place, creating a sturdy greenhouse that could handle some resistance. It took a little while; the greenhouse was large, as it had to be to accommodate those who would be practicing the somewhat extravagant village techniques within it. He sighed, fitting another pane into place.

[Masakuni]

It didn’t take long to fit all of the glass sheets into the frame of the greenhouse. Masakuni finished the job quickly, moving on to the next thing. He had to wire up the display screens in the greenhouse next. He sighed, hefting the electronic creations. It was a confusing job; electricity made him wary, as a wielder of Suiton techniques. They worked well together, but being the Suiton sucked when they were working against one another.

He hauled the screens over to the proper positions, bolting them into their supports. It was a tedious job; there were very specific places you had to put the bolts so that they wouldn’t interfere with the electronics of the screen. After some simplistic, but highly annoying work, however, the job was done, and the screens were in place. He frowned, looking at them. He was forgetting something here…

He slapped himself in the forehead with his palm. Of course. He needed to install the wiring. He moved quickly, using his ninja speed to appear and suddenly reappear beside the tangle of wiring. He hefted it over his shoulder, hauling the unplugged end over to the ports behind the screens and slipping them into the proper locations. He needed to make sure everything was nice and proper; the screws were turned just right.

“What now?” He frowned, looking around.

[Masakuni]

The last thing to do, now that the display systems were installed, was to prepare the security system. He grabbed hold of the tangle of wires again, hauling them over to the concealed ports and gently them in to connect to the power lines. The security system was well made, at least in Shikyozukai’s eyes; it was designed to draw power from multiple lines, so that cutting the electricity from any one location couldn’t shut it down.

Masakuni moved up the walls of the building, clinging with the gravity resisting powers of chakra. He hooked the power cables into the cameras, mounting the cameras on the waiting tripods and shelves. It was a building designed for security; these were the scrolls of the village, and they couldn’t be allowed to fall into the hands of the enemies. He smirked. The Rokudaime was one smart chick for designing all these buildings.

He cracked his knuckles. The job was almost complete. All he had to do was connect the last few wires to the emergency system. As he understood it, the emergency security system would shut-down at unauthorized entry, and wipe the data from the entire system. This way, no one would make it out with a copy of their scrolls, even if they broke in. He hooked in the underground cables, sealing off the floor as he did so. It was easy as pie…

[Exit]