OLIVER
After agreeing to take part in the festivities of this Ludo event, Oliver's mind had already been wandering with ideas and possibilities. While a small part of him was very eager to create a trick, he didn't want to accidentally make someone upset or miserable. Thus, a treat it was! This didn't make things any easier as while he did have a main idea, it took him a while to actually decide which one to do. The plan was to creating something reminiscent of Ludo in some way, an item that possibly the god would appreciate.
At first, he thought about making a wooden toy... but he had absolutely no idea how to make something like that. It took him a bit, but eventually he settled on something a bit unique. While his sewing skills weren't the greatest, they were still there and he could make a small item. Not something for wearing, of course, but a thing to be treasured and appreciated. With the materials in hand, thanks to some very kind traders who happened to have exactly what he was searching for: Oliver set to work.
Sewing away, his hands delicately moved the needle and thread through the fabrics and buttons, spinning together a bear. The bear stood at maybe about seven inches and it was a small bit lopsided, but he did try his best. Using the stuffing from a pillow (nice one there Oliver), he finished off the small creature. It had black buttons for eyes and was a nice tan color. It was decently soft and would hopefully provide a great companion to whomever he gifted it to as a treat.
At first, he thought about making a wooden toy... but he had absolutely no idea how to make something like that. It took him a bit, but eventually he settled on something a bit unique. While his sewing skills weren't the greatest, they were still there and he could make a small item. Not something for wearing, of course, but a thing to be treasured and appreciated. With the materials in hand, thanks to some very kind traders who happened to have exactly what he was searching for: Oliver set to work.
Sewing away, his hands delicately moved the needle and thread through the fabrics and buttons, spinning together a bear. The bear stood at maybe about seven inches and it was a small bit lopsided, but he did try his best. Using the stuffing from a pillow (nice one there Oliver), he finished off the small creature. It had black buttons for eyes and was a nice tan color. It was decently soft and would hopefully provide a great companion to whomever he gifted it to as a treat.
Isn't it amazing
How we can never tell
Who is in an identical hell
