to heal a wound, you need to stop touching it
With two volunteers grumbling their way through the task (you know who you are) and the other going at it with the sort of easy focus that leaves Vai slack-jawed, you dig. All damned day, you dig, with shovels and pickaxes and whatever might be at your disposal. As well as with her own group of workers, Vai makes herself available to heal any who get into trouble, to offer breaks and food and water and anything else that might be needed.
And it all goes relatively smoothly, all things considered.Ray will find her workers respond very well to the rota, and they carve their way into the cliffside with little complaint and little trouble. The same can be said of Melita and her gang, though the going is much slower. Zephyr, though? Well, there's a price to be paid for going off plan, and he'll find that whilst his secret tunnels are in place, he doesn't actually get much of the actual house dug out.
Vai breezes through (literally) at the end of the day, using her air manipulation to clear out dust and debris and to clear the site for the evening. "Thanks, everyone!" She grins. "We'll meet back here tomorrow, bright and early."
And you're all dismissed to go home - apart from the dock workers, who stay behind to finish Zeph's portion of the work. Good job.
Day Two arrives with more fine weather, and along with the dock workers (now tired and upset) there are a few carpenters, a great deal of lumber, and tools. "We're going to make the framework for the walls and rooms today," Vai announces, having no idea how house building works but omg roll with it guys.
It's Day Two, and the following tasks are available for you and your groups of workers!
- Sawing the lumber to appropriate sizes for the frames
- Constructing the frames using the tools that have been brought (hammers, nails, etc.)
- Getting the frames into position in the areas you have dug out!
The dock workers are not gruntled, today. They are Disgruntled. They will be more difficult to order around.
No post order!
And it all goes relatively smoothly, all things considered.
Vai breezes through (literally) at the end of the day, using her air manipulation to clear out dust and debris and to clear the site for the evening. "Thanks, everyone!" She grins. "We'll meet back here tomorrow, bright and early."
And you're all dismissed to go home - apart from the dock workers, who stay behind to finish Zeph's portion of the work. Good job.
Day Two arrives with more fine weather, and along with the dock workers (now tired and upset) there are a few carpenters, a great deal of lumber, and tools. "We're going to make the framework for the walls and rooms today," Vai announces, having no idea how house building works but omg roll with it guys.
It's Day Two, and the following tasks are available for you and your groups of workers!
- Sawing the lumber to appropriate sizes for the frames
- Constructing the frames using the tools that have been brought (hammers, nails, etc.)
- Getting the frames into position in the areas you have dug out!
The dock workers are not gruntled, today. They are Disgruntled. They will be more difficult to order around.
No post order!
Vervain
