That sounds like a bold idea, but we’d need a way to contain the wind before it throws the whole thing off balance. Maybe anchor the core with a magnetic core or a weighted ballast, then channel the storm through a series of conduits that keep the pressure focused. Keep the frame reinforced, and test in stages—no rushing into a full gale until we’re sure the body can hold its ground. I’m willing to help sketch it out if you want to start laying the groundwork.

I’ll get the frame drawings ready. We’ll make a solid, layered hull with a central ballast column, then add conduit slots that run from the core to the exterior. I’ll use plain, durable stone, but we can paint the seams neon later so you can see the airflow paths. Let’s keep the design simple first, then we’ll layer in the magnetic core. Sound good?

Got it. I’ll lay out the hull on paper and mark the conduit points. Then you can toss the little storm into a bottle, and we’ll see if the design holds. I’ll bring the drawings tomorrow, and you bring the chaos. Let's keep it steady.