"Thank you," Hadama called to Ronin as the White Knight assembled his tools and manifested his wings, rising to the occasion - and the roof. Life was often messy, and so perhaps it was no surprise that a shrine dedicated to the god and goddess of Life was, too. Especially given the more recently unwelcome and distressingly purple denizens of Torchline. The roof of the lighthouse was in the most dire need of cleaning given how many birds - Void-touched and otherwise - had perched there, though passing storms had certainly helped. Ronin would have to use some elbow grease to scrub out some of the more stubborn stains, but eventually the roof would shine with a clean sparkle.
Noah's willingness to get to work matched Hadama's own preference and the two split up to tackle opposite sides of the lighthouse exterior walls. There were fewer stains on the vertical surfaces, but the pale stones were still discolored, especially on the side that faced away from the prevailing winds. Both ladders and long-handled brushes quickly became necessary to clean the higher stories of the lighthouse, but the combination allowed them to reach - if just barely - every inch of the structure.
On the outside, at least.
Hadama had chosen the lea side of the lighthouse, where the purplish guano stains had been washed by less rain and were more stubborn. As the other teams finished up he paused to wipe sweat from his brow and nod at his own NPCs before turning to Noah and Ronin. "While we finish out here, would you clean the inside?" he asked his friends politely. "It will give the stones time to dry. There are brooms to sweep out the stairs and the shrine. And dusting cloths for the rails and fixtures inside."
Round 2: Clean the inside of the light house so it matches the outside!
One to tackle the sweeping
One to tackle the dusting
Hadama will finish the outside scrubbing!
Ronin, please be careful on the stairs
Noah's willingness to get to work matched Hadama's own preference and the two split up to tackle opposite sides of the lighthouse exterior walls. There were fewer stains on the vertical surfaces, but the pale stones were still discolored, especially on the side that faced away from the prevailing winds. Both ladders and long-handled brushes quickly became necessary to clean the higher stories of the lighthouse, but the combination allowed them to reach - if just barely - every inch of the structure.
On the outside, at least.
Hadama had chosen the lea side of the lighthouse, where the purplish guano stains had been washed by less rain and were more stubborn. As the other teams finished up he paused to wipe sweat from his brow and nod at his own NPCs before turning to Noah and Ronin. "While we finish out here, would you clean the inside?" he asked his friends politely. "It will give the stones time to dry. There are brooms to sweep out the stairs and the shrine. And dusting cloths for the rails and fixtures inside."
Round 2: Clean the inside of the light house so it matches the outside!
One to tackle the sweeping
One to tackle the dusting
Hadama will finish the outside scrubbing!
Ronin, please be careful on the stairs
