Wouldn't they? Well... so long as she was certain. It wasn't about to be on Letia's own head if something did happen... though if it came to it, she'd do something about it. Only one other person so far had near as much idea as her how the skyships worked -- or how they ticked -- after all.

"Visiting me... ah, here? Well, I wouldn't exactly call it my residence or anything like that, so I'm not really attached to the place. It belongs to a friend of the family who wasn't using it, or... something like that. Dad would know more," Letia mused, before idly shrugging it off. Either way, she had permission to use it -- key and all -- so she wasn't worried about it, anyway. "I do have one person helping out so far, and a lot of my own work done up on my own little sky island... but it will take more hands to make more, so it would be a helpful arrangement," she suggested.

With that, then -- and a slight snap of her fingers to ignite a small, not too hot fire on them -- she held up a large, feathered finger for just that purpose. The slight 'pop' might well have been a bit startling on its own... but while the parts inside were moving, they were doing so slowly, with some definite heat radiating out. A yet incomplete model, Letia would have to admit... but it would serve the given purpose.

Marianne de Hyrule

Arkwright? Ah... that was Phoebe's name, wasn't it? Well... that much was already covered, then, it appeared. It was certainly thanks to her, no less, that several adjustments had been made in a rather shorter span of time than Letia had been working on her -- mostly failed, for one reason or another -- designs.

Then... this paper of Marianne's. Reaching out to take it when it was offered out, she exhaled a slight hum as she glanced over it for a moment or two, before turning her eyes back to the young Hylian. "Yes, this will certainly do," she agreed with a little grin. "I can't make any promises when I might actually have a finished skyship, of course, but I'll make sure to look around and see if there's anything that can help with larger models, since they'll need... rather more than just this," she offered. Well, a bit at a time; first she needed to finish a smaller one that actually flew properly, and didn't have issues otherwise.

"You're certain you won't be wanting one of your own, then?" she asked, if for a second time. "It wouldn't be much for me to work out a bit more unique of a design... though I suppose I should also likely get back home soon enough and back to work on some things there."

Marianne de Hyrule