cover you when the sky comes crashing in
Luck, fortune, and strength prevailed this time, and their muscles, their grips, their grasps, held true, permitting the entire group to slide the beams into place. Deimos, for his part, remained the stoic, reticent beast, funneling concentration and precision back into the forefront, ignoring barbs or gestures, far too intent on completing this portion of the task to bother with rampant emotions or fleeting comments.
A sigh of relief flickered through his chest once the beams made their way into the earth, and he contorted enough earth magic to hone in on the ground around them, ensuring stability, that the beams wouldn’t budge, move out of place, in the remaining process. He’d likely have to do it again once they were completed, precautionary measures, but for now, they’d stay put.
“There. That is accomplished.” He brushed his hands on his pants, allowing for the barest moments of satisfaction to sweep across his features (because honestly, this shouldn’t have been so difficult), then glanced at the remaining beams left. There was one the same size as the other already placed, to complete the triangular formation, and then the main point of the structure, the one that would bear and hold the weight of nest, and hopefully bird. “We will repeat the process. Two for the other beam, and someone can join me for the main beam.” Directions instilled, he marched over to the designated sanction, taking hold of his end once more, waiting for the rest to follow suit.
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We did it! Now we need to repeat the process! No post order! Two for the other beam, one more for the main beam.
Jigano Aisha Sunjata
A sigh of relief flickered through his chest once the beams made their way into the earth, and he contorted enough earth magic to hone in on the ground around them, ensuring stability, that the beams wouldn’t budge, move out of place, in the remaining process. He’d likely have to do it again once they were completed, precautionary measures, but for now, they’d stay put.
“There. That is accomplished.” He brushed his hands on his pants, allowing for the barest moments of satisfaction to sweep across his features (because honestly, this shouldn’t have been so difficult), then glanced at the remaining beams left. There was one the same size as the other already placed, to complete the triangular formation, and then the main point of the structure, the one that would bear and hold the weight of nest, and hopefully bird. “We will repeat the process. Two for the other beam, and someone can join me for the main beam.” Directions instilled, he marched over to the designated sanction, taking hold of his end once more, waiting for the rest to follow suit.
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We did it! Now we need to repeat the process! No post order! Two for the other beam, one more for the main beam.
DEIMOS
