[ with how sumeru ran, it would have been an idiotic mistake to not understand how coding works. knowledge and imagination influenced everything they did which supported their desire to work on new things, and create even better versions of what they already had. scholars normally follow this path, helping decide their choices or what they want to do.

especially when they were hooked to the akasha, which connected them to the city's system and they were all woven together utilizing the same pool of information. it would have been an idiotic mistake not to learn a craft that goes in hand with sumeru's technology.

being the scribe allowed him into various, important place of the akademiya while also offering him chances to strenghten his skills even more. ]

I wouldn't suggest the idea if I weren't.

[ he's confident, but he has to be considering what he's requesting to mess with. alhaitham begins to move to the where the transporter happens to be, and glances at the watch for alyce. ]

What are your thoughts on copying your code? [ he pauses, looking to her for an answer. ] Shuffling back and forth to your code to edit small things every day will become a hassle, so I'll be able to work on it as time passes. This way you can review it before implementation rather than after.