Sanada blinked at Kenya's way of greeting him but there were certainly worse things to be called. "The name's Sanada Genichirou," He said. Just in case Oshitari didn't know. It was possible with so many people on base. He noticed the man was in pants and not his skirt, a slight shame but pants were certainly the much more practical choice.

"And you'll be doing more than adjusting for wind. You'll have to do final assembly of the tower, drill foundations and set connectors into place and then do final diagnostic checks once everything is in place," Sanada warned. They were setting up a major communication tower, not some small TV antennae from the past. "And you'll want to run through checks that you have everything you need for the hike up and down and that it all works."