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Construction of fourwheelers had been okayed and this made for a very happy Sokka. Unfortunately, it also made for a very busy Sokka as greenhouse plans were entirely more important than his mini-cars. And while Sokka himself didn't have to work on the plans (growing things are entirely beyond a boy who grew up amid ice and snow), that means he has to construct his own projects on his own.
Which means lots and lots of reading of notes from Harper, Kaylee, and Wash on the construction of an engine, the few pages he'd annoyed out of Natalie on the car, and, eventually, finding Jim and talking it out with him.
The last part was the least fun.
He's on his way out of the engineering room now, heading for 106, arms full of papers and frowning helplessly at more than a few of them.
Which means lots and lots of reading of notes from Harper, Kaylee, and Wash on the construction of an engine, the few pages he'd annoyed out of Natalie on the car, and, eventually, finding Jim and talking it out with him.
The last part was the least fun.
He's on his way out of the engineering room now, heading for 106, arms full of papers and frowning helplessly at more than a few of them.