07-17-2010, 05:29 PM
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s'all good with me! ^^
Nayati watched carefully as Liliana took up the tools herself and began to try and repeat what he had showed her. Unfortunately on the first try she struck her finger instead of the nail and he frowned sympathetically as she sucked on the injured digit. Perhaps he should have vocalized that warning to her, that she might accidentally hit herself instead of the intended inanimate target. Before he could open his mouth to speak however she was back at it and he was impressed with her determination to not give up on it after hurting herself. It was a small hurt, but it did hurt. He, too, had struck his finger with a hammer before. She continued to work at it and soon the nail was far enough into the board that she didn't need to hold it. All was going well before she hit it too hard and ended up bending the metal instead of pushing it straight into the wood. "It does take patience yes, but I think almost everyone does that their first time. It's not something that necessarily comes naturally." Perhaps it did for some, but it hadn't for him.
"Alright, excellent! I'm sure you'll do just fine," he assured with a smile. The hunter stood back up and went to hold the board back in place as he had before the little lesson had begun. It would take too many nails to get it to stay in place and then the stables would be good as new once again.
Nayati watched carefully as Liliana took up the tools herself and began to try and repeat what he had showed her. Unfortunately on the first try she struck her finger instead of the nail and he frowned sympathetically as she sucked on the injured digit. Perhaps he should have vocalized that warning to her, that she might accidentally hit herself instead of the intended inanimate target. Before he could open his mouth to speak however she was back at it and he was impressed with her determination to not give up on it after hurting herself. It was a small hurt, but it did hurt. He, too, had struck his finger with a hammer before. She continued to work at it and soon the nail was far enough into the board that she didn't need to hold it. All was going well before she hit it too hard and ended up bending the metal instead of pushing it straight into the wood. "It does take patience yes, but I think almost everyone does that their first time. It's not something that necessarily comes naturally." Perhaps it did for some, but it hadn't for him.
"Alright, excellent! I'm sure you'll do just fine," he assured with a smile. The hunter stood back up and went to hold the board back in place as he had before the little lesson had begun. It would take too many nails to get it to stay in place and then the stables would be good as new once again.
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