George
George's efforts were frustrating, to say the least. Though he appreciated Hadama's attempts to interpret the blueprints from the water, the thief was sorely tempted to take the damned papers and look them over himself to see if he could translate any better than the mer king. Eventually, with Harper's help, they were able to finish the construction before the human king began to stack the volcanic rocks in their filtration system.
Finally, it was time to begin pouring the water. George looked at the barrels of water, considering. Instead of lifting up a full barrel and pouring it in slowly, which would require him to hold a heavy barrel overhead for an extended period of time, he wondered if perhaps it might be easier to pull out his handy-dandy bucket and simply ladle the water into the filtration system. (Work smarter, not harder, lads.) And so that was what he did, fetching his bucket and ladling the water in, pouring each batch in slowly.
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George tries ladling the water in rather than lifting the heavy barrel, because some of us don't have magic or elephant shifts. ;D
Finally, it was time to begin pouring the water. George looked at the barrels of water, considering. Instead of lifting up a full barrel and pouring it in slowly, which would require him to hold a heavy barrel overhead for an extended period of time, he wondered if perhaps it might be easier to pull out his handy-dandy bucket and simply ladle the water into the filtration system. (Work smarter, not harder, lads.) And so that was what he did, fetching his bucket and ladling the water in, pouring each batch in slowly.
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George tries ladling the water in rather than lifting the heavy barrel, because some of us don't have magic or elephant shifts. ;D
