Elizabeth also thought over the problem as she worked. She wasn't an expert in architecture or weather, but she couldn't imagine anything other than a thick barrier being sufficient to protect the Springs from the elements. As she shoved and lifted dirt, her mind continued to spin, at least distracting her from the ache of her muscles, the fatigue a distant thought in her overactive mind.
When Deimos called for a break, she let out a loud sigh, ruffling a piece of hair that had fallen over her face from her ponytail. Swiping it back, she returned her shovel and moved to stand next to the Warden, more than happy to escape the toils of labor for a little while. Watching as he laid out a sheet of paper, her head tilted, one of her ideas coming to mind. "What if we made a temporary barrier? We could make it similar to a tent, with metal or earth beams to hold tarp. As long as it's properly secure, it should last a week or so, giving us a chance to come up with a more permanent option and gather the appropriate people, supplies, and whatnot. I was thinking that metal might also be a good option in place of brick or stone, light but firm." Her eyes raised to look at the others, wondering what their thoughts might be.
Elizabeth digs then chooses to help with brainstorming!
When Deimos called for a break, she let out a loud sigh, ruffling a piece of hair that had fallen over her face from her ponytail. Swiping it back, she returned her shovel and moved to stand next to the Warden, more than happy to escape the toils of labor for a little while. Watching as he laid out a sheet of paper, her head tilted, one of her ideas coming to mind. "What if we made a temporary barrier? We could make it similar to a tent, with metal or earth beams to hold tarp. As long as it's properly secure, it should last a week or so, giving us a chance to come up with a more permanent option and gather the appropriate people, supplies, and whatnot. I was thinking that metal might also be a good option in place of brick or stone, light but firm." Her eyes raised to look at the others, wondering what their thoughts might be.
Elizabeth digs then chooses to help with brainstorming!
Elizabeth Fraiser
