For all that he disliked the Palace and had expected things to go absolutely dismally once they got to work, Tal was pleasantly surprised by how smooth the task started. Chairs that had been a little too small or too big for one space were shifted over to another and bookcases were placed to provide a little more insulation along outer walls without blocking the thick windows. Desks and cabinets that once would have been too heavy for him to shift on his own were now possible for him to push or pull without help, much to the courier's pride.
Of course, it never went that well for long.
The table defied him and Tal scowled at it, clearly tempted to kick it but holding his temper as he waved a couple of the helpers over. "Let's try an' lift it up an' over whatever it's stuck to," he suggested. "On three." Everyone grabbed a corner and waited as Tal counted up: "One... two... three!" Hopefully between their combined strength they could get it high enough to shift it over whatever was preventing it from sliding, and shuffle it to its new location.
Tal asks the NPCs for help in lifting the table up to try and free it, so they can move it to its new home.
Of course, it never went that well for long.
The table defied him and Tal scowled at it, clearly tempted to kick it but holding his temper as he waved a couple of the helpers over. "Let's try an' lift it up an' over whatever it's stuck to," he suggested. "On three." Everyone grabbed a corner and waited as Tal counted up: "One... two... three!" Hopefully between their combined strength they could get it high enough to shift it over whatever was preventing it from sliding, and shuffle it to its new location.
Tal asks the NPCs for help in lifting the table up to try and free it, so they can move it to its new home.
