Hey, only need it when you need it; I like it. Upper management being laid back and all.
[It's strange, really, to actually use the office as an office? He's gotten used to mostly ignoring the main office and using instead just the library and also just the desks in the workspace, huddled together, being geniuses and idiots. Gotten used to this space being Tony's specifically.
He plops himself in the chair across.] It's a good idea, getting up to speed on everything. I don't envy you. Lotta work. [He rubs his gloved hands along his trousers. Not because he feels he has to, not feeling it anymore, but just out of what feels like habit is all.]
Personally, I don't have a lot going on. In general. But I did have a few things I want to look into regarding my position. One of them is more along the trade route, but Diplomacy should be able to help work something out, I think. I feel like you might be able to sympathize with the fact that paper's a resource we can always use more of. And since it's in short supply, especially after Tantervale and the surrounding area is now something of a no man's land, we should try and secure a steady supply or figure out how to fashion our own supply before we end up writing up reports on the backs of war maps or reverting back to oral tradition.
[It might sound a little dire, but if things keep up, it really will start being like that. He's not going to let people write on books or reuse old archived reports.]
Just one of the many supplies that's gotten tighter to get, I know. Priorities need juggled. I'm still going to see what can be rustled up as far as that goes.
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[It's strange, really, to actually use the office as an office? He's gotten used to mostly ignoring the main office and using instead just the library and also just the desks in the workspace, huddled together, being geniuses and idiots. Gotten used to this space being Tony's specifically.
He plops himself in the chair across.] It's a good idea, getting up to speed on everything. I don't envy you. Lotta work. [He rubs his gloved hands along his trousers. Not because he feels he has to, not feeling it anymore, but just out of what feels like habit is all.]
Personally, I don't have a lot going on. In general. But I did have a few things I want to look into regarding my position. One of them is more along the trade route, but Diplomacy should be able to help work something out, I think. I feel like you might be able to sympathize with the fact that paper's a resource we can always use more of. And since it's in short supply, especially after Tantervale and the surrounding area is now something of a no man's land, we should try and secure a steady supply or figure out how to fashion our own supply before we end up writing up reports on the backs of war maps or reverting back to oral tradition.
[It might sound a little dire, but if things keep up, it really will start being like that. He's not going to let people write on books or reuse old archived reports.]
Just one of the many supplies that's gotten tighter to get, I know. Priorities need juggled. I'm still going to see what can be rustled up as far as that goes.