yet my blood renders me a King
Sah smiled when familiar faces arrived to help, nodding at them both. He still hardly knew Elizabeth, but her presence was appreciated, and it said a lot about her character. His brow furrowed quickly, however, when Hadama spoke. The King's news was concerning to say the least, "Is everyone alright?"
The work soon began, and thankfully, it went smoothly. With the NPCs,Elizabeth was able to dig a suitable-sized hole for their needs. At his question, The Wild Thunder nodded at Hadama, "Good question. Fires on the tundra are incredibly rare, but they are possible. The hole is for when we inevitably burn the thing to better contain the flames. It's likely an unnecessary precaution but I'd rather be safe than sorry." A stray spark causing a blaze across the sparse Flowerbirth vegetation was the last thing that Halo needed right now.
Sah and Hadama were able to shovel all of the frozen blood into one pile. A few spots required more elbow grease than others, but they were successful in the end.
When the group reconvened, Sah used his creation magic to form metal sheets. "Let's line the hole and fill it with timber. I'm hoping the sheets will be enough to stop anything from leaching into the ground." The issue with inevitably setting the bear ablaze would be the interim melting.
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Round 2! No post order. Sah will take what's left.
1. One person to line the hole with the metal sheets.
2. Two people to work with the NPCs to gather and lay the timber.
The work soon began, and thankfully, it went smoothly. With the NPCs,
When the group reconvened, Sah used his creation magic to form metal sheets. "Let's line the hole and fill it with timber. I'm hoping the sheets will be enough to stop anything from leaching into the ground." The issue with inevitably setting the bear ablaze would be the interim melting.
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Round 2! No post order. Sah will take what's left.
1. One person to line the hole with the metal sheets.
2. Two people to work with the NPCs to gather and lay the timber.
Sah
