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Just a casual roleplayer who likes many genres. Sometimes, I get bored or busy, so please forgive me.
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Lilith pulled out a notebook and quill from her satchel before sitting on a stump, pulling out a vial of ink, and writing down the order of wood before tearing the piece of paper, folding it up, placing it in her pocket, and stuffing the other things back in her bag. She then stood up, brushed herself off, placed her broom between her legs, and kicked off.
She peddled her legs like a bicycle to gain height, and once she was above the treeline she waved, informed the group that she'd be back soon and took off. It had been a few days since she had been to town, so she was looking forward to seeing the familiar faces of the shopkeepers. It took around 30 minutes to get to Riften (the closest town), so she was quite tied by the time she touched down. Panting a little it, she noticed that she had caught quite a bit of attention from her flashy entrance since she wasn't a regular face in town...she used this to her advantage.
"Where's...the nearest...lumber mill?" she panted, readjusting her dress.
Fortunately, there was a young woman who was also going there,so they just went together. The order didn't take long to process, and they knew where the guild was due to past business arrangements, so Lilith payed the man with the money she had received from Mundy, and they informed her that they'd send a couple of wagons her way once they were done cutting it. Now all there was left to do was fly back and inform the others.
She peddled her legs like a bicycle to gain height, and once she was above the treeline she waved, informed the group that she'd be back soon and took off. It had been a few days since she had been to town, so she was looking forward to seeing the familiar faces of the shopkeepers. It took around 30 minutes to get to Riften (the closest town), so she was quite tied by the time she touched down. Panting a little it, she noticed that she had caught quite a bit of attention from her flashy entrance since she wasn't a regular face in town...she used this to her advantage.
"Where's...the nearest...lumber mill?" she panted, readjusting her dress.
Fortunately, there was a young woman who was also going there,so they just went together. The order didn't take long to process, and they knew where the guild was due to past business arrangements, so Lilith payed the man with the money she had received from Mundy, and they informed her that they'd send a couple of wagons her way once they were done cutting it. Now all there was left to do was fly back and inform the others.
They just had to remove something they placed in me, so the process is all over. I should be fine now. It just sucked since I was fully awake and barely numb when they pulled it out of me.
"You're the fastest on ground." said to Sarrai'a, holding up her trusty broom, "but I need someone strong to help move all the furniture out of the house, and then to chop wood."
She placed the broom between her legs and hovered up to above the door frame in order to grab the glowing sign; it was warm to the touch and felt comforting to hold, but all in all, she still felt bad removing it. She then hovered back down to the ground and placed the sign somewhere safe.
"Now the fastest way to send an order would be by sending the order by green flame cauldron..." she paused, "but I don't think that any of the local businesses actually own a cauldron, so I'll just have to fly over."
She placed the broom between her legs and hovered up to above the door frame in order to grab the glowing sign; it was warm to the touch and felt comforting to hold, but all in all, she still felt bad removing it. She then hovered back down to the ground and placed the sign somewhere safe.
"Now the fastest way to send an order would be by sending the order by green flame cauldron..." she paused, "but I don't think that any of the local businesses actually own a cauldron, so I'll just have to fly over."
"Oh, um...for about six months, I guess?" Lilith blushed deeply in embarrassment and lowered her head, the others hadn't made such a big deal of the state of things, so she hadn't realized how ashamed she'd be to show someone that the guild she had loved and boasted about had fallen to such disarray. "This is kind of what happens when a 450 year old building suddenly loses all of it's protection magic..."
I had a pretty painful medical procedure this afternoon...
I'm doing kinda sucky
"Actually, yesterday." Lilith admitted, thinking over to herself just how lucky of a day yesterday was. "It was quite fortunate that so many great people came across the guild."
Lilith lead the rag-tag group of adventurers back through the woods and over the log bridge and down the path to the ruddy old guild building that was huge, but in worse shape for wear. The holes in the walls didn't seem any bigger, which was good, but the spider's nests had gotten bigger, a board had fallen off the wall right next to where the door had fallen off. A raccoon suddenly ran out the door with the muffin that Lilith had been saving and she promptly gasped in shock.
"No! Wait! I just baked that!"
She followed after it a little bit before giving up.
Lilith lead the rag-tag group of adventurers back through the woods and over the log bridge and down the path to the ruddy old guild building that was huge, but in worse shape for wear. The holes in the walls didn't seem any bigger, which was good, but the spider's nests had gotten bigger, a board had fallen off the wall right next to where the door had fallen off. A raccoon suddenly ran out the door with the muffin that Lilith had been saving and she promptly gasped in shock.
"No! Wait! I just baked that!"
She followed after it a little bit before giving up.
"Yes, Elras, we killed the wolf on commission to get materials to fix the place up." Lilith confirmed, leading the pack out of the camp and back into the woods. She then heard Cliver's comment and scratched her head. "Well...prepare to be disappointed." she sighed, "There's not a lot to look at anymore."
"Well, it's fine now that you're here. Cliver and Emmerling here are going to help us rebuild the guild so it isn't falling apart anymore, isn't that great?" Lilith enthused, ready to get the show on the road, partly so they could start fixing the place up as soon as possible, and partly because she wanted to get Caelus in a bed to rest properly.
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