Georgia's Delivery Service

Georgia like wildflowers you must allow yourself to grow in all the places people thought you never would Snow crunched under Georgia's feet as she walked through the settlement in search of Remi. It had taken her far more time than she would have liked to get the plants she promised him started, but when the change of season coming she'd had to take measures to protect her own plants from the snow and the animals that would be coming in search of food. The ones she'd been able to take inside had been, but there were many that were left out. The only thing she could do was cover them and hope that some of them would make it through Deepfrost. Around her people meandered through the streets and kids ran around, playing in the snow. A few times she had to swing her basket to the side to avoid it being hit and knocked from her hands. The last thing she wanted was its contents spilling into the street. Being so far from her home had her feeling a bit out of place, but at the same time she found it fascinating how the people had managed to take the ruins of a city and make it home. "Excuse me." She said, stopping a woman as she was passing by. "I'm looking for the Alchemy Shop. Could you tell me where it is?" The woman nodded quickly then pointed down the street. "Three or four doors down, you can't miss it." Before Georgia could thank her the woman was already hurrying away, no doubt ready to get in out of the cold. A few minutes later Georgia was standing outside of the Alchemy Shop. She shifted the basket on her arm and pulled the door open. Immediately she was met with a rush of warm air and she sighed softly. "Remi?" She called out for the man. "."