Kryner smirked, "Fair enough however what about my caiman friend. I don't think a dog will keep me nearly as entertained or challenged." He was referring back a couple of weeks with the first few days of their time out in the swamp. "You would like a dog thought right to be with the baby to protect and play with them?" Kryner asked holding her hand. It was a pleasant idea and never was a bad idea to have some extra eyes and ears around the house out in the woods to protect the baby from animals like Glutz's, Wolves, Hyotes, or Ospreys. Walking with her to town Kryner spotted the sign of life coming around through the trees down the gravel road. "What do you want to look for while we're here? Confections for dinner, little trinkets to take home, stuff for the baby?"<br/><br/>Charles took it in, cook tender meat slow, melts the fat rather than cooks it. "Got it got it," He nodded along with her as watched it set away. When told it'd take some time Charles thought of a way to pass it, "Care to play me in a game of Scrabble?" He asked with a raised eyebrow since it was something they could have posted in the dining room right by the kitchen for quick checking.<br/><br/>James asked Marsh if the prosthetic would come equipped for all the necessary attachments he was required. He nodded, "Yes yes, got the uh, rotator, the hydraulic, got the special PDW system implemented for the war vets, and a few custom ones you asked for including independent power transmitters and detaching appendages." James smiled,<br/>"Excellent let me know when it's completed, Oh and also remember the palm needs a soft esthetic to keep it feeling skin-like." Marsh nodded,<br/>"Anything for you old friend."