CHULANE
Into the storage room and onwards they went, the work before them giving Chuy cause to frown in concentration as he puzzled out how to best approach the challenge before them. He saw value in salvaging a few broad beams of shelving, ones that had fallen but not broken from the damage, and began stacking various crates and items on one, and instructing the others to move the deer onto the other. After procuring some extra rope, he tied the deer to its beam, and the crates down to the other, before looking to the oddly shaped bags of vegetables and flour they would certainly need going forward. After some fiddling with the ropes that kept the bags tied shut, he managed to connect the bags with one other, in a way that would allow them to be slung over a shoulder, enabling his hands to remain free to carry one of the beam-loads of food. He instructed the others to do the same, and so each person was able to carry four bags with relative ease. Stepping carefully, he and another leaned down to lift the beam with the boxes and crates on it, while the other two did the deer.
It wasn't going to be easy, but if successful, it should allow them to salvage the most of what was left to them in here.
"If anyone has magic that could help lighten our loads, now would be the time to use it," he comments between breaths, wondering if any of his compatriots were magically inclined.
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Chuy uses some shelving to stack the crates of food on like a sort of raft. He ties the crates down with rope.
He does the same with the deer on another piece of shelving.
He then ties the awkwardly shaped bags together and slings them over his shoulder, 2 over each shoulder, 4 per person, = 16 total bags carried out as well.
They then very carefully carry each raft of food between 2 people, and he suggests that if anyone has any magic that would be useful in this situation (telekinesis or similar), they should feel free to use it if they can.
Quick sketch of what they're doing for clarity:
https://i.imgur.com/mhluoGS.jpg
It wasn't going to be easy, but if successful, it should allow them to salvage the most of what was left to them in here.
"If anyone has magic that could help lighten our loads, now would be the time to use it," he comments between breaths, wondering if any of his compatriots were magically inclined.
--
Chuy uses some shelving to stack the crates of food on like a sort of raft. He ties the crates down with rope.
He does the same with the deer on another piece of shelving.
He then ties the awkwardly shaped bags together and slings them over his shoulder, 2 over each shoulder, 4 per person, = 16 total bags carried out as well.
They then very carefully carry each raft of food between 2 people, and he suggests that if anyone has any magic that would be useful in this situation (telekinesis or similar), they should feel free to use it if they can.
Quick sketch of what they're doing for clarity:
https://i.imgur.com/mhluoGS.jpg
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