Don't put your happiness in other people's hands
Loren's plan is quite successful. The poor bear trundles a path through the thorns and with the aid of the teamster, the logs are cut up and deposited safely on the sled. The size of the tree allows them to fill up the sled without the need for further logging. Ah, but the presence of the bear has spooked the horses, and without the teamster there to keep an eye on them, they are trying to run off!
Meanwhile, Weaver's attempt to use fire to bring the tree down is perhaps a bit too successful. Either she used more force than necessary, or the sap was a bit more flammable than expected. The tree is cut through at the wrong angle and starts to fall towards both her and the sled, where the horses are unable to move! Better find a way to redirect the tree, or this might end up very badly.
The saw turned out to be the perfect tool for the task. With Korbin there to help, the two hunters proved an excellent team and had no further trouble in getting the tree logged. It was such a grand specimen that it provided more than enough wood to fill the sled, and with the teamster there to aid in the work, Noah's sled was soon fully loaded and ready to go. With his hands free, he could go aid either of his companions.
Korbin, seeing the danger baring down on Weaver, dropped the axe he had been replacing into the sled, and dashed off towards his sister, heard hammering and mouth dry in alarm.
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Loren sucessfully loads his sled, but the horses are startled by the bear! Better secure them, lest the valuable cargo is dragged off into the woods.
Weaver has terrible luck and has to get out of dodge quick before the tree falls on her! But the horses and her sled can't move, what will she do?
Noah with the aid ofKorbin has wild success in logging the stubborn tree, and there is lumber to spare when their sled has been filled. Noah may choose to go aid Loren or Weaver!
Meanwhile, Weaver's attempt to use fire to bring the tree down is perhaps a bit too successful. Either she used more force than necessary, or the sap was a bit more flammable than expected. The tree is cut through at the wrong angle and starts to fall towards both her and the sled, where the horses are unable to move! Better find a way to redirect the tree, or this might end up very badly.
The saw turned out to be the perfect tool for the task. With Korbin there to help, the two hunters proved an excellent team and had no further trouble in getting the tree logged. It was such a grand specimen that it provided more than enough wood to fill the sled, and with the teamster there to aid in the work, Noah's sled was soon fully loaded and ready to go. With his hands free, he could go aid either of his companions.
Korbin, seeing the danger baring down on Weaver, dropped the axe he had been replacing into the sled, and dashed off towards his sister, heard hammering and mouth dry in alarm.
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Noah with the aid of
They'll drop it
KORBIN
