Elide
Elide has always been self-sufficient, being a bit of recluse, and so taking things apart or putting them together isn't such an unfamiliar task for her. She works with nimble, skilled hands and diligence, but it doesn't undo damage that's already been done. As she takes the bench apart, she finds that a lot of the wood comes apart with it.
She did notice Noah's observation, so when he addresses her, she lifts her gaze to him and nods. "Of course," she agrees.
She gathers the wood from the bench first, and then carefully goes to retrieve the remains of the wall that Deimos and Noah have been taking down. Taking care not to come too near to their swinging tools and the subsequent flying debris, she tries to stack the wood into a neat pile where Noah had pointed out.
Whether or not she's totally successful in that, once she's gathered enough of the larger pieces up, she finds a push broom leaning on the wall and uses it to sweep up the stuff that's too small for her to pick up.
Elide tries to carefully collect the wood from the floor and put it into a neat pile. Then she'll take a pushbroom to the dust and stuff that's left.
She did notice Noah's observation, so when he addresses her, she lifts her gaze to him and nods. "Of course," she agrees.
She gathers the wood from the bench first, and then carefully goes to retrieve the remains of the wall that Deimos and Noah have been taking down. Taking care not to come too near to their swinging tools and the subsequent flying debris, she tries to stack the wood into a neat pile where Noah had pointed out.
Whether or not she's totally successful in that, once she's gathered enough of the larger pieces up, she finds a push broom leaning on the wall and uses it to sweep up the stuff that's too small for her to pick up.
Elide tries to carefully collect the wood from the floor and put it into a neat pile. Then she'll take a pushbroom to the dust and stuff that's left.
never before had the song of war
been the song of hope ascending
been the song of hope ascending
