Tarrok listened quietly to his wife, first. Made sure he got all she was saying. Despite what some might have thought, she was definitely the more intelligent of the two. Most empathically observant of the two, since Tarrok's experience was limited in scope to his old work.<br/><br/><span style="color: #0080FF">"I think that'd be smart, definitely. We only set this space out for three, after all. And I do got nothing for tomorrow, so that won't be a problem."</span>He thought out loud. Heck, it was just nice spending the day with his kids.<br/><br/>Idly, he just took her arms into his. Physical courtship emotions weren't nearly as rampant as when they first got together, officially. Still was hard to keep his hands off her, sometimes. Aiko was the greatest treasure in his life, the most wonderful thing that'd happened to him.<br/><br/><span style="color: #0080FF">"How about the northern plateau? Good, solid rock to work with and I'm not sure we can keep hollowing this one out. We could give Sage their old room and they'd have plenty space for themselves. Then if we need to keep going, we can just keep carving into the north one."</span>Tarrok thought out the logistics. Yes, it was easily doable, it'd just take him a few days. Most of their building was just being aware of the material around them, structure and support.