into the fire

Saul Stormbringer · 01-26-2011, 02:59 PM

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ooc;; james-bum gave me permission to NPC Gideon in here! Guess i'll just go ahead and reply... might send Thomas a PM... <333

Saul had a rough idea what was going to happen and where things were going to go. It was simply a matter of getting things in the right place and at the right angle and also in the right order and make it somehow secure. He knew very little about building a house, but his decision to wing it and go for it anyway could perhaps be called foolish. But then again, he didnt want to stay in the Victorian house any longer. Eclipse was becoming a little menace, running around and getting under everyone's paws. It wasn't a problem for the eldest Stormbringer but he didnt want to hurt his baby cousin by stepping on her or falling over her. So it really was time to go. When Nayru had met him and she'd said that she found the energies too much, Saul hadn't exactly understood. But now he knew what it was like to want to get on with things in his life but have to worry about everyone else in the house. Of course, this was what pack life was about but it didnt exactly have to be right in his face.

Stretching his muscles overhead Saul picked up the last pile of wood that would complete at the very least, the four walls of his house. Anything inside would be his problem. And he still needed to find some sturdy beams for his roof. But that would come later. Green eyes peered around Gideon's door and a smile graced his lips as he saw his brother snoring. Padding over Saul jabbed him playfully in the ribs with his toe before telling his brother what was going on. After getting a rather groggy agreement from the man, Saul halved his load and gave Gideon the other half. Melee and Range were most probably out terrorising something and they were nowhere to be seen.

The journey back was shorter, but that was probably something to do with the dark haired boy next time him. Chatting easily about their lives and the house they were just about to build they didn't see the foundations until they almost stumbled on them. Throwing their wood onto the large pile already there Saul turned at the sound of an approaching footstep. It was probably Saluce. A smile graced his lips as the older man approached and Saul allowed his tail to wag once as he spied the tools at his teachers belt. He had come prepared at least. Nodding in his direction Saul turned to ponder on the foundations for a moment.

"Okay Saluce... where do we start?"

He asked, picking up a plank of wood to look ready for action. In all honesty Saluce would be the leading light in this little adventure. Saul would just reap the rewards of their hard work.

word count;; 472

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