12-30-2010, 09:32 PM
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At Claudius' words, Nian stopped working and stepped back, reconsidering the poles in a new light. He had not thought about shifts in a frost, nor about the possiblity of floods in the area, but they would certainly interfere with the structure if it was not sturdy enough. Frowning at this new complication and his own lack of foresight, he nodded his agreement with Claudius. "That's a good point. That hadn't really occurred to me..."Turning to face his companion with a smile, he said, "I suppose it's a good thing I have you to help me, then. I would never have thought of that on my own. Shows how poor of a builder I am." Of course, having lived in AniWaya for so much longer than Nian, Claudius would know this land better than he did, as well as what a wolf needed to really make sure his house stood up to the local elements. The wolf had offered his help... Why not let him use his knowledge? "You know this land better than I do, I'll bet. How deep do you think I should drive them in?"
Pretty table made by Gwendolyn! Edited slightly by me.
At Claudius' words, Nian stopped working and stepped back, reconsidering the poles in a new light. He had not thought about shifts in a frost, nor about the possiblity of floods in the area, but they would certainly interfere with the structure if it was not sturdy enough. Frowning at this new complication and his own lack of foresight, he nodded his agreement with Claudius. "That's a good point. That hadn't really occurred to me..."Turning to face his companion with a smile, he said, "I suppose it's a good thing I have you to help me, then. I would never have thought of that on my own. Shows how poor of a builder I am." Of course, having lived in AniWaya for so much longer than Nian, Claudius would know this land better than he did, as well as what a wolf needed to really make sure his house stood up to the local elements. The wolf had offered his help... Why not let him use his knowledge? "You know this land better than I do, I'll bet. How deep do you think I should drive them in?"