Ray
Never underestimate
The lengths to which
The lengths to which
Ray nods at Locke, "Nice to meet you." She easily identifies him as Edmund's father but stays silent on the matter. Paige gets a small grin from the herbalist and a quick wink. Ray's not mad, just surprised and glad that the child is ok.
Then it's time to start digging a whole in the ground. How hard can it be? Apparently it's not as easy as it sounds though that might be because the ground is more stone then dirt. The underground rivers of hot water that feed the springs are also not to be ignored. ButLocke does just that. You'd think that when the stone around the hole began to heat up, that he'd stop. But no. Locke digs too deep end ends up setting off a spray of hot water straight into his face. But hey, at least he dug a hole.
Paige however apparently excels at digging through dirt and stone. Might be because her shift is made for this. Regardless, the youngest Attuned successfully digs a decent sized hole that's now ready to host a plant.Ray has less luck. She manages to dig a usable hole but also drops a stone on her foot. There will definetly be a bruise there tomorrow.
Rubbing her sore foot, Ray addressed the others once they're done. "Alright, next step." The herbalist removes the bags of snow moss and peppermint bark. "We need to use these to draw out the lilies. I'm not sure how so let's use three methods. One person will crumble up both the bark and the moss and place it in the hole. The second will place only the bark in the hole and line the outside with moss. The third will do the reverse. Choose a method and fill in your hole." Ray gives a small shrug, "Fingers crossed that something happens."
Time to use the snow moss and peppermint bark! Choose a method and then fill in your hole.
1. Crumble/tear both the moss and bark and bury both in the hole.
2. Crumble only the bark into the hole and then line the filled-in hole with moss.
3. Tear only the moss into the hole and then line the filled-in hole with the bark.
No post order. Ray will take whatever is left.
Then it's time to start digging a whole in the ground. How hard can it be? Apparently it's not as easy as it sounds though that might be because the ground is more stone then dirt. The underground rivers of hot water that feed the springs are also not to be ignored. But
Paige however apparently excels at digging through dirt and stone. Might be because her shift is made for this. Regardless, the youngest Attuned successfully digs a decent sized hole that's now ready to host a plant.
Rubbing her sore foot, Ray addressed the others once they're done. "Alright, next step." The herbalist removes the bags of snow moss and peppermint bark. "We need to use these to draw out the lilies. I'm not sure how so let's use three methods. One person will crumble up both the bark and the moss and place it in the hole. The second will place only the bark in the hole and line the outside with moss. The third will do the reverse. Choose a method and fill in your hole." Ray gives a small shrug, "Fingers crossed that something happens."
Time to use the snow moss and peppermint bark! Choose a method and then fill in your hole.
1. Crumble/tear both the moss and bark and bury both in the hole.
2. Crumble only the bark into the hole and then line the filled-in hole with moss.
3. Tear only the moss into the hole and then line the filled-in hole with the bark.
No post order. Ray will take whatever is left.
Nature itself
Will kill you
Will kill you
