took back my heart but it's never been the same
To work, then.
Elias proves his experience and dependency when it comes to loading and prepping the containers, while James is surprisingly effective at oiling up the barrels... and himself. Leaving him largely to his own devices, it isn't until he calls your name that you look up from your own task and find him thoroughly drenched in the slick stuff. Which, honestly, is what you should have expected. You roll your eyes with a good-natured chuckle. "Glad ye'll be safe from th'rain, at least."
The mers, meanwhile, are a mixed bag. Perhaps because of her disdain for the taskNerissa does a rather lackluster job with her knots and placement; luckily Olavi is along to more than pick up the slack. He manages to secure the boats with impressive skill. They aren't going anywhere.
Less impressive are you. For whatever reason your knots are lacking, and nothing seems to go your way. Your hands slip as you try to secure the ropes, the stakes you hammer in just bend, and you're going to have to do another run of it if you want it done right. Idiot.
But for the others. Rising up from your (far more difficult than it should have been) task, you look your crew over. "Kay. Now we're gon' make things fun." Once again into the box, this time emerging with three pieces of chalk and one chalk-like rock that will etch underwater. The latter you pass to the mers, the former to the humans. "Pick a tunnel'r two an' write down some grafitti. I don' care watcha write or draw- jus' make sure th' tunnels that ain't trapped say or have suns on 'em somewhere. That's gonna be th' signal."
You wait for them to express understanding and disperse before making your way down whatever remains.
Mark tunnels with grafitti and code! Untrapped tunnels should have a sun in 'em, either written or drawn. Please let me know which set you're taking and do at least two (mers, some of the ones in the back are partially submerged)
2 underwater tunnels, one untrapped, two trapped.
2 front tunnels, 1 trapped one untrapped
6 back tunnels, two trapped four untrapped
The mers, meanwhile, are a mixed bag. Perhaps because of her disdain for the task
Less impressive are you. For whatever reason your knots are lacking, and nothing seems to go your way. Your hands slip as you try to secure the ropes, the stakes you hammer in just bend, and you're going to have to do another run of it if you want it done right. Idiot.
But for the others. Rising up from your (far more difficult than it should have been) task, you look your crew over. "Kay. Now we're gon' make things fun." Once again into the box, this time emerging with three pieces of chalk and one chalk-like rock that will etch underwater. The latter you pass to the mers, the former to the humans. "Pick a tunnel'r two an' write down some grafitti. I don' care watcha write or draw- jus' make sure th' tunnels that ain't trapped say or have suns on 'em somewhere. That's gonna be th' signal."
You wait for them to express understanding and disperse before making your way down whatever remains.
Mark tunnels with grafitti and code! Untrapped tunnels should have a sun in 'em, either written or drawn. Please let me know which set you're taking and do at least two (mers, some of the ones in the back are partially submerged)
2 underwater tunnels, one untrapped, two trapped.
2 front tunnels, 1 trapped one untrapped
6 back tunnels, two trapped four untrapped
maybe love is a young man's game
