It only made sense that a healer would be less at ease with destruction than repair, and luckily the day's goal required both. Ellyra was able to clear out the debris from the kitchen without so much as a papercut from the rough edges and sharp nails that occasionally poked through. Every time she came close, her animal instincts seemed to guide her hands away from the sharp bits so she could get a better grip on the chunks of drywall, sections of tile, or veneer from the cupboards. While the other two worked out front, the lioness cleared the back and soon revealed the room that Alys had previously knocked the edges off of. There was a lot more space now!
Alys and Tal, unsurprisingly, made a pretty good team. Tal kept their energies directed to the next section that needed to come apart, and Alys kept him from getting so caught up in perfection that he failed to move forward. With the two of them working together they managed to tear out and dismantle the rest of the booths in the front, and after a couple of hours the restaurant was down to its bones.
Tal wiped the sweat from his brow and surveyed the progress, looking mildly surprised at how much they'd already managed to do. "Hey! It's lookin' less like a restaurant already," he declared with satisfaction. "We can keep th'dividin' wall with th'window in it. That's a good place t'take packages." It must have been where the cooks had passed food through from the kitchen before, but now it would have a new purpose. "So now we gotta build shelves to go in the back, for th'packages waitin' for delivery to be stored on. An' Stormbreak's a pretty big place, so I'll need as many as we can fit back there!"
Well done on getting rid of the old restaurant furnishings!
Round 3:
building shelves to store packages on!
Alys and Tal, unsurprisingly, made a pretty good team. Tal kept their energies directed to the next section that needed to come apart, and Alys kept him from getting so caught up in perfection that he failed to move forward. With the two of them working together they managed to tear out and dismantle the rest of the booths in the front, and after a couple of hours the restaurant was down to its bones.
Tal wiped the sweat from his brow and surveyed the progress, looking mildly surprised at how much they'd already managed to do. "Hey! It's lookin' less like a restaurant already," he declared with satisfaction. "We can keep th'dividin' wall with th'window in it. That's a good place t'take packages." It must have been where the cooks had passed food through from the kitchen before, but now it would have a new purpose. "So now we gotta build shelves to go in the back, for th'packages waitin' for delivery to be stored on. An' Stormbreak's a pretty big place, so I'll need as many as we can fit back there!"
Well done on getting rid of the old restaurant furnishings!
Round 3:
building shelves to store packages on!
