The sun's coming up
Noah sent a letter to his wife’s cousin at the turn of the season. Confident it would reach him with Halo’s many advances, Noah simply waited for him to come. To fill the time, and to fill the fireplace, Noah worked on cutting down trees. Thankfully there was quite a few of them, and between himself and his unicorn he was able to pull many home. Now, it was time to split. Noah could hear Cordelia and the twins inside as he swung the axe. Each giggle and tender word he could hear was fuel to his work, propelling him to swing harder and longer.
He intended to have an entire cord split and stacked by the end of the day, nad maybe start on another. But that would depend on when Sah came, or if he were even able to grab a skyboat ride today. He wasn’t sure the particulars of the Grounds’ need for goods these days, so he wasn’t sure if there would be a trip made. Sah would have to pay a hefty price if someone had to fly him here without a need pulling them on this path already. Noah would be willing to repay it, but…
He trailed off in his thoughts, stripping another layer so he was just in a long sleeve, wool shirt. Then he swung the axe again.
He intended to have an entire cord split and stacked by the end of the day, nad maybe start on another. But that would depend on when Sah came, or if he were even able to grab a skyboat ride today. He wasn’t sure the particulars of the Grounds’ need for goods these days, so he wasn’t sure if there would be a trip made. Sah would have to pay a hefty price if someone had to fly him here without a need pulling them on this path already. Noah would be willing to repay it, but…
He trailed off in his thoughts, stripping another layer so he was just in a long sleeve, wool shirt. Then he swung the axe again.
But the steel around your heart is starting to rust
