Maea
It's not a demon at your door
Over at group 1, procuring a lantern was an easy request. Actually, after Maea had forwarded the message to an assistant, several lanterns were brought over, plus a few braziers.
"This should help," she said, while helping to disperse the heat sources around the dugout pen. Using flint and steel to create a spark, she used her fire magic to grow it into a flame and guided it from lantern to lantern until the pit was aglow with light and warmth. One by one the Hanging Snakes began to separate from Thalassa and slithered off towards the pools of comfort.
"Nice idea! Would you rather keep the fires going or take notes?" Pleased with their progress, Maea was eager to get going with the body of the test.
Group 2 found their diligence paying off. Enlarging the enclosures went smooth as butter for Talyson, and Sah might be pleased to note that within its dirt prison the Void Tangleweed scraped and scratched away against the dome without making much headway. The difficult part really came now, as both creatures needed to be moved!
In group 3, the architect was surprised to hear that there was anyone around who couldn't read - wasn't that a universal skill? - but since he was a gentleman he patiently obliged and explained in thorough detail the exact measurements and angles the builders had to pay special attention to. It was a bit boring to anyone who wasn't into architecture, but both Edmund and Ellyra would come away from the lecture with a better understanding of load weight and wood joints than before.
The assembly went smoothly at this point - all that's needed now is fetching the spiders and setting them loose!
Round 4
Experiment 1, turn 3
Group 1: Choose whether to keep the fires alive or study the snakes!
Group 2: Time to move the Tangleweeds into their new (temporary) homes! Describe how you go about it and decide who should take notes.
Group 3: With the enclosure completed, you are also ready to add your spiders. Decide if one or both of you should take notes once the animals are released!
"This should help," she said, while helping to disperse the heat sources around the dugout pen. Using flint and steel to create a spark, she used her fire magic to grow it into a flame and guided it from lantern to lantern until the pit was aglow with light and warmth. One by one the Hanging Snakes began to separate from Thalassa and slithered off towards the pools of comfort.
"Nice idea! Would you rather keep the fires going or take notes?" Pleased with their progress, Maea was eager to get going with the body of the test.
Group 2 found their diligence paying off. Enlarging the enclosures went smooth as butter for Talyson, and Sah might be pleased to note that within its dirt prison the Void Tangleweed scraped and scratched away against the dome without making much headway. The difficult part really came now, as both creatures needed to be moved!
In group 3, the architect was surprised to hear that there was anyone around who couldn't read - wasn't that a universal skill? - but since he was a gentleman he patiently obliged and explained in thorough detail the exact measurements and angles the builders had to pay special attention to. It was a bit boring to anyone who wasn't into architecture, but both Edmund and Ellyra would come away from the lecture with a better understanding of load weight and wood joints than before.
The assembly went smoothly at this point - all that's needed now is fetching the spiders and setting them loose!
Round 4
Experiment 1, turn 3
Group 1: Choose whether to keep the fires alive or study the snakes!
Group 2: Time to move the Tangleweeds into their new (temporary) homes! Describe how you go about it and decide who should take notes.
Group 3: With the enclosure completed, you are also ready to add your spiders. Decide if one or both of you should take notes once the animals are released!
It's just your shadow on the floor
