[PQ] (Open) Renovations are in order

A panther in the night, a fire burning bright. In high spirits Ray begins the day, incredibly thankful for Nate's offerings. Coffee is needed for her to get through this day. Once everyone arrives, the work begins. Today goes a bit better, but not by much. Poor Aurelia struggles with the shelves and storage options. These walls truly are tough and it takes her three rounds of nailing and readjusting to get them to stay in place. By the end her hands are sore and Ray wonders just what in the world these walls are made of. First Nate and now Aurelia? Milo has better luck today. He crafts a usable and decent looking counter with only a bit of trouble. He only gets one splinter this time. Still carpentry and construction in general is probably not for him. Nate takes his time and it pays off. The door he crafts is sturdy, straight, and frankly gorgeous. He even adds a nice little Pharmacy sign to it. How a door can be so pretty, no one present knows. But it is. Ray tries to help Aurelia and ends up almost stabbing her hand with a nail. Deciding she doesn't want to do that anymore, she helps Milo and Nate finish up their tasks, providing decent aid. Still today has exhausted her. Construction is hard. "Ok. Well that went, decently. At least the construction aspect is finally done. Tomorrow we stock the infirmary, the pharmacy, and the workshop. It's going to be a day of manual labor but thankfully no building. See you tomorrow!" Ray sends them out the door with cookies. She gives one last bewildered glance at the wall. What is that thing made of?! Overall, the day is a success but it's clear that this is a far more difficult project then any of them thought it would be. Hopefully tomorrow will be better. Next tasks: No post order. 1. Stock the infirmary with beds (Ray bought some that are arriving in the morning), medical supplies, etc. 2. Stock the pharmacy with the medicinal herbs, med kits, and ointments from next door. 3. Move in the new workshop equipment that just arrived (vials, tables, etc.). r a y The only way to deal with an unfree world is to become so absolutely free that your very existence is an act of rebellion. —Albert Camus