Boreal caroled a joyful greeting to Lily as the howl rose high into the air. She tilted and dove, dropping like a stone until she spread her wings again to begin the complicated process of slowing that much dragonweight before she hit the ground to greet her friend properly with much sniffing and rubbing of cheeks.
Tal brightened considerably when he saw Sah show up, and he flashed a cheeky grin at Sunjata's laughter before stretching out a hand to grasp the Wild Thunder's arm in a brief clasp of greeting. "When were y'gonna come by th'new house?" he scolded his frenemy lightly.
There wasn't much time for further hellos before it was time to get to work and the courier's brow furrowed down into a frown of intent listening, nodding along with each of the shrine's 'ingredients.' "Sounds good," he agreed, heading for the area Sunjata had indicated. He grabbed the biggest stone he could handle on his own and lugged it into the alcove, calling to Sah: "Biggest on th'bottom, an' smallest on th'top."
While he hauled rocks and placed them as tightly and neatly together as their shapes allowed, he thought hard on the elements that they had to work with. "I dunno about how we're gonna keep that specific air around it," he said slowly. "But maybe somethin' like... like windchimes hangin' from those metal ribs you're bendin'? Mebbe Frey'll get th'air t'make 'em always singin'?" So probably some light and peaceful chimes rather than the big ones with the deep voices. "An' we could build up some rocks in th'back o'th'altar t'make a kind o' fountain that pours into a basin behind th'main slab of it?"
Tal hauls rocks to help build the base and suggests windchimes for air and a small fountain at the back of the altar for water.
Tal brightened considerably when he saw Sah show up, and he flashed a cheeky grin at Sunjata's laughter before stretching out a hand to grasp the Wild Thunder's arm in a brief clasp of greeting. "When were y'gonna come by th'new house?" he scolded his frenemy lightly.
There wasn't much time for further hellos before it was time to get to work and the courier's brow furrowed down into a frown of intent listening, nodding along with each of the shrine's 'ingredients.' "Sounds good," he agreed, heading for the area Sunjata had indicated. He grabbed the biggest stone he could handle on his own and lugged it into the alcove, calling to Sah: "Biggest on th'bottom, an' smallest on th'top."
While he hauled rocks and placed them as tightly and neatly together as their shapes allowed, he thought hard on the elements that they had to work with. "I dunno about how we're gonna keep that specific air around it," he said slowly. "But maybe somethin' like... like windchimes hangin' from those metal ribs you're bendin'? Mebbe Frey'll get th'air t'make 'em always singin'?" So probably some light and peaceful chimes rather than the big ones with the deep voices. "An' we could build up some rocks in th'back o'th'altar t'make a kind o' fountain that pours into a basin behind th'main slab of it?"
Tal hauls rocks to help build the base and suggests windchimes for air and a small fountain at the back of the altar for water.
