01-14-2020, 08:03 PM
EULOGY - Female - Bengal Tigeress - Tag - [member=8943]Eulogy[/member]
Eulogy was going to clean a statue
The tigress had gotten the task from Miller, though it was an odd task, she payed no mind to it and simply did what she was told. A few hours before she had gone into the neighboring woods and picked out a few branches that would help her reach the moss that had been growing on it. She was a tall being but she wasn't exactly young enough to stretch up that high to get the moss down. Eulogy set the branches down beside the old statue, her paws already quickly going around the base of it to make a couple holes to plant some Ginseng roots. This would help when the transition from winter to spring began and all the pollen fell from the tree, allergies were the worst. Plus, the medics would be happy with a new supply of Ginseng. She didn't know how well it would take though; the ground wasn't exactly perfect soil. The tigress started pulling out the thistles and the dried weeds out from in between the cracks of the deformed marble and stone block.
Throwing the dried weeds and roots into a pile, Eulogy walked over to the western side of the statue were the most cracks were. What could she use to fill them in so they didn't seem so big, and so the statue wouldn't crack any more? Mud maybe? No, mud was brown and didn't go well with the stone. The tigress wasn't about to get stuck again either. With a small chuckle, she continued her thoughts. Sand? Eulogy rolled her eyes; no. Sand and Mud? Maybe. The tigress's eyes lit up as she realized what she needed. To make grey marble dye she'll need a Common sage, Rosemary, and Black Tea poultice but she didn't have any. Her eyes wandered, maybe there was some nearby? Eulogy let her paws carry her around the statue. She needed to fix this statue and she needed to before Leroy or Miller got mad.
The tigress had gotten the task from Miller, though it was an odd task, she payed no mind to it and simply did what she was told. A few hours before she had gone into the neighboring woods and picked out a few branches that would help her reach the moss that had been growing on it. She was a tall being but she wasn't exactly young enough to stretch up that high to get the moss down. Eulogy set the branches down beside the old statue, her paws already quickly going around the base of it to make a couple holes to plant some Ginseng roots. This would help when the transition from winter to spring began and all the pollen fell from the tree, allergies were the worst. Plus, the medics would be happy with a new supply of Ginseng. She didn't know how well it would take though; the ground wasn't exactly perfect soil. The tigress started pulling out the thistles and the dried weeds out from in between the cracks of the deformed marble and stone block.
Throwing the dried weeds and roots into a pile, Eulogy walked over to the western side of the statue were the most cracks were. What could she use to fill them in so they didn't seem so big, and so the statue wouldn't crack any more? Mud maybe? No, mud was brown and didn't go well with the stone. The tigress wasn't about to get stuck again either. With a small chuckle, she continued her thoughts. Sand? Eulogy rolled her eyes; no. Sand and Mud? Maybe. The tigress's eyes lit up as she realized what she needed. To make grey marble dye she'll need a Common sage, Rosemary, and Black Tea poultice but she didn't have any. Her eyes wandered, maybe there was some nearby? Eulogy let her paws carry her around the statue. She needed to fix this statue and she needed to before Leroy or Miller got mad.