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"Would you like an animal?"

Closing the book, using his hand as a bookmark he set it down on his lap to get a full view of the man, or so he guessed, offering him an animal.

"An animal? what would I do with it?" He was lucky to keep himself alive let alone be responsible for another living being. "I'm not really a pet kinda guy, but thanks I guess?" Head tilted to the side as he looked Tom up and down. Never having seen anything like them before.

Tom nods and sets his Quokka down beside him "Sorry for bothering you in that case"

Rene frowns as he looks at the Quokka, what the hell was that thing? It was pretty cute he’d give it that.
“No bother, I only loose it in a matter of seconds knowing me..”
Lifting up his book again he’d flip to the index and try to look up whatever that animal was.

The Sturmtiger surveyed the new faces in the tavern and turned to the sound of German. "Wer hat das gesagt?"

"Dame an der Bar, Sir." She said calmly without looking up. Yeah she could speak german. It was t her first language and part of the accent wasnt there. But it was clear enough.

Monika was already sketching a design, and Klara stood next to her, helping with the inconsistencies. Monika decided to keep the hull structure, but the legs and rotatable turret were added on.

“Any more weapons you’d like to add?”

Tom wanders into the room where the tank is being constructed and examines it curiously "This is quite impressive"

"I tend to struggle in close-range confrontations, so maybe some sort of anti-tank rifle or cannon may help me well enough." He said to Monika. "And maybe just some extra armor surrounding the legs and joints. An immobile tank is a dead tank." He amended.

“Oh? Ze Kaiserin ist hier? Zat is quite expected. Well then, hello, meine Kaiserin!”

“Extra armor on the legs… Das ist gut, but then what about the anti-tank cannon?”

She said to herself.

She drew a modified KwK-40 and added an extra ammo compartment on the back. The legs were moved further to the rear so the mechine would be more balanced.

Then she had a smaller version of a KwK-40 attached to each side, which could rotate to the rear and forward if it had to.

After Klara had finished the work, Monika turned to face the soldier who had greeted her.

“Hallo,… ehm… Field Sergeant.”

Sturmtiger turned to the Field Seargent and nodded his turret, awaiting the conversation between the Kaiserin and the Feldwebel.

Monika looked back towards the tank while waiting for the soldier’s answer, then she moved her attention to the legs.

“How are the legs? Do you feel like they carry to much weight?"

"where in the world am i and why are you asking about legs?"

he just walks into the bar his sword in its sheath on his back and stands off to the side. his hood was on his face hiding his face as he grunts

The tank surveyed the design, saying, "No, they seem very powerful. They seem a very agile design, capable of crawling over rockier terrain and maybe even other tanks." He replied, already daydreaming about being able to walk.

"Gut, gut, I'll have Klara work on the rest of the parts."

She handed the paper to Klara.

"If that's all I think I'll go and order a drink."

Sturmtiger nodded. "Danke dafür, Kaiserin." as he rolled back slightly on his tracks.

"honestly a talking tank thats a new one on me and ive seen all kinds of weird things"

he idly taps the table tapping in morse codes the words i am bored as he wanted just some time to relax

Klara had produced the parts in record time, and her mech's crane activated, along with the rest of her machinery. The crane carried the first two legs as she entered through the vehicle bay.

Klara had to dodge a few people to get inside, yelling, "Watch out," most of the time.

When she had reached the destination, she softly put the legs down, and proceeded to carry the other parts inside.

Sturmtiger tried to push himself up against a wall to give Klara some more room. "I wonder if being dismantled to fit this new chassis will hurt..." He mused to himself. He turned to Shade Walker and said in response, "If you had come earlier, there would have been three of us."