cover you when the sky comes crashing in
Materials and people already gathered (though there was one he’d gladly leave behind), they marched towards the middle of the Sanctuary, the intent behind their purpose fundamentally clear. With the Sparkbird’s presence, LongNight might end before they were all struck down by monsters, given into the tricks and schemes, or having to burn down another shelter. It hadn’t come last year, and the brazen notions of the flames, of the vitriol, of the vehemence behind everything etched, sketched, and stoked ambitions, aspirations, all over again. They’d instigate measures once more, and do it correctly this time.
Once they’d reached the designated cobblestones, the Sword dropped his bag of tools, and drew out the sketches and diagrams he’d worked on with Amalia. “Since the Sparkbird is fire-based, we were intending to assemble something not so flammable.” A shrug rolled through his shoulders, and he continued on towards the willing participants. “We will make iron bars, with supports at the bottom, and an iron nest to hold the creature.” He pointed towards the latticeworks of several diagrams off to the side, and then the nest itself. It would have to be broad to encompass the entirety of the beast, laden with offerings being contorted, created by others. Decorations would come later too, a means to enhance their chances of the bird arriving.
“Jigano and I will start creating the iron,” and he nodded towards the Sage. “Support beams first,” before the main rod jutted towards the sanction. Inclining his head to Aisha and Sunjata, he extended a pair of shovels to each. “If you could dig some holes here,” where they could place the beams – and he pointed to the middle contortions, ready to be freed of ice, snow, and dirt, “We can get to work.”
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Participants:
1.Jigano
2.Aisha
3. Sunjata
Let’s get rolling!
Jigano and Deimos to making iron latticework pieces for the bottom, support beams.
Sunjata and Aisha to digging holes for the beams to go in.
No post order!
Once they’d reached the designated cobblestones, the Sword dropped his bag of tools, and drew out the sketches and diagrams he’d worked on with Amalia. “Since the Sparkbird is fire-based, we were intending to assemble something not so flammable.” A shrug rolled through his shoulders, and he continued on towards the willing participants. “We will make iron bars, with supports at the bottom, and an iron nest to hold the creature.” He pointed towards the latticeworks of several diagrams off to the side, and then the nest itself. It would have to be broad to encompass the entirety of the beast, laden with offerings being contorted, created by others. Decorations would come later too, a means to enhance their chances of the bird arriving.
“Jigano and I will start creating the iron,” and he nodded towards the Sage. “Support beams first,” before the main rod jutted towards the sanction. Inclining his head to Aisha and Sunjata, he extended a pair of shovels to each. “If you could dig some holes here,” where they could place the beams – and he pointed to the middle contortions, ready to be freed of ice, snow, and dirt, “We can get to work.”
--
Participants:
1.
2.
3. Sunjata
Let’s get rolling!
Jigano and Deimos to making iron latticework pieces for the bottom, support beams.
Sunjata and Aisha to digging holes for the beams to go in.
No post order!
DEIMOS
