[b][right]CONOR AND JULIANS WORKSHOP // EDGE TOWERS // SEATTLE[/RIGHT][/B]

As Conors hands ran over the runes on his controls, feeling the runes beneath his fingers. The slight indentation of where he had carved them into the console. The light solidified in the room as a small paper dinosaur came running up to him. Conor waved it away as he continued to work, the last thing he needed while he was working on this was a little dinosaur nudging him increasing the chances of him making a mistake. There wasn't really a margin for error on these kinds of things.  Eilidh came down and asked what he had been working on and Conor merely smiled towards her, trusting that his 'aura' changed enough for her to get the idea. Julian's tracker blipped, indicating that someone had already taken off at speeds. Which would probably be Hana conforming to her stereotype. Vincent also disappeared from the scan, but then the two of them didn't really need any assistance getting anywhere. 

As more and more people filed into the room the lights softened slightly but stayed bright as all across Julians console readouts sat in the green indicating that everything was ready to go. Dandy came into the room, as a dog and Conor had to refrain from rolling his eyes. What kind of use was a dog? I mean sure it was a big dog, but, it was a dog. Conor sighed as he resumed his work, sliding his hand over several runes several circles became illuminated on the floor. Each had a different numerical sigil within it, he took several stones out of his pocket and handed them out to everyone that had gathered so far. "Take your stone and stand in the corresponding circle, this will make sure that if we choose to teleport back you land on the correct pad and we don't end up with any sort of [i]crossover[/i]." 

When he got to Eilidh he put the stone in her hand and guided her to the respective circle, careful to guide her rather than pull her with any level of force. When he got to Dandy, he stopped and showed the sigil to the dog. "So, do I just tape it to your leg or what?"