Liam
And I feel like my castle's crumbling down
And I watch all my bridges burn to the ground
And I watch all my bridges burn to the ground
With the marauding birds out of the way, it was time to get to business. Maea was the first to move, quickly grabbing a shovel to join Liam in his quest to move the saplings. He returned her bright smile with one that was, perhaps, a little soft around the edges - a smile reserved only for her. The pair of them got to work, digging carefully to avoid harming the roots. "That's a great idea," Liam agreed as they worked. "Let's try it."
Kaisel's shouted suggestion drew a laugh from Liam. "You're welcome to draw faces on them," he called back. "When we test them out later, you can pretend they're whoever wronged you last." The young dragoon's work was straightforward enough, and he would find that the hay went seamlessly into the dummies, however boring it might have been.
Remi got to work on the archery targets with the kind of concentration that suggested this was not his first time building something. It took time, but nothing went horribly awry with his work. Liam, who was glancing over at the rest of the team every now and again to check on their progress, offered encouragement. "Looking good, Remi. I think three should be enough for now." And it looked like the demigod was making good progress.
Kaisel and Remi finished their tasks first; digging up saplings and replanting them was a bit more time consuming, especially when there were quite a few to move. Liam was about to suggest that the other two grab shovels to help them out when a sudden burst of wind whipped through the clearing. Looking up, Liam noted an influx of grey clouds with a frown. He hadn't realized that they were coming, he'd been so focused on his work with the saplings. But now it seemed that a storm was rolling in - and that meant that all their hard work was suddenly in danger of being reversed.
"Looks like a storm's coming!" Liam called out. "Try to secure what you're working on!"
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Uh oh, a storm's blowing in! Secure your targets/dummies/trees!
Kaisel's shouted suggestion drew a laugh from Liam. "You're welcome to draw faces on them," he called back. "When we test them out later, you can pretend they're whoever wronged you last." The young dragoon's work was straightforward enough, and he would find that the hay went seamlessly into the dummies, however boring it might have been.
Remi got to work on the archery targets with the kind of concentration that suggested this was not his first time building something. It took time, but nothing went horribly awry with his work. Liam, who was glancing over at the rest of the team every now and again to check on their progress, offered encouragement. "Looking good, Remi. I think three should be enough for now." And it looked like the demigod was making good progress.
Kaisel and Remi finished their tasks first; digging up saplings and replanting them was a bit more time consuming, especially when there were quite a few to move. Liam was about to suggest that the other two grab shovels to help them out when a sudden burst of wind whipped through the clearing. Looking up, Liam noted an influx of grey clouds with a frown. He hadn't realized that they were coming, he'd been so focused on his work with the saplings. But now it seemed that a storm was rolling in - and that meant that all their hard work was suddenly in danger of being reversed.
"Looks like a storm's coming!" Liam called out. "Try to secure what you're working on!"
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Uh oh, a storm's blowing in! Secure your targets/dummies/trees!
And you don't want to know me, I will just let you down
You don't wanna know me now
You don't wanna know me now
Minor powerplay allowed without permission.
Feel free to use force/magic on Liam.
Feel free to use force/magic on Liam.
