DESIGNER SHADES TO HIDE YOUR FACE ☆ o, halloween sculptures

[RHINESTONE.]

LEADER ❝ RHINE ❞ PALMCLAN

When Rhinestone had received his task, he had been rather caught off guard by the creativity of it. He hadn't exactly expected Quasar to come up with boring tasks, but it did put an interesting spin on things. After all, it not only involved cleaning up the territory, but it also meant getting into the Halloween spirit. Rhine was always more than eager to do that, so he had gotten to work not too long after the task assignments, choosing to deal with the boardwalk first. He knew there would be no way he could clean it all up, but he cleared some of the junk off of the main pathways, packing it all up in a large cloth sheet that was easy for him to drag along behind himself. The makeshift pack certainly earned him a few odd looks, but he mostly just ignored them, cleaning all the way up to where the boardwalk met the forest before he eventually stopped. Once he had reached where the towering trees were, it was time to move on to the next part of his task.

While still dragging his bundle of boardwalk junk behind him, the tom began to clear the leaves that had fallen from the trees, as well. It was a slow process, especially since he practically had to just shove them around with his upper body. Eventually, however, he was able to make it back to the beach, with both a bunch of junk and tons of leaves to work with. The thought made a smile come to his face, mainly because he knew that the rest of the process would be much less painless – he just had to be creative, which was something that he actively enjoyed doing.

The next hour or so of Rhinestonestar's life was spent just putting sculptures together, humming several different tunes to himself as he worked. The sculptures he made were sort of like snowmen, or scarecrows. Only, instead of the usual materials, they were made from sand and leaves, decorated with many different unique accessories made from the boardwalk junk. One had an abandoned tire fit snugly around its "waist," meant to represent an inner tube meant for swimming. Some had scraps of cloth draped on them to represent clothing, and one even had a crown atop its head made of twigs and paperclips. Stepping back to admire his work, Rhine tapped a paw thoughtfully against his chin before shoving the leftover leaves forward, using them to fill the gaps between the sculptures. That way, it looked as though they made up a solid wall of Halloween in the middle of the beach. Plus, the leaf piles were perfect for jumping in, and would probably end up protecting the sculptures from possible destruction by rambunctious kits.

NEVER OPENED MYSELF THIS WAY
LIFE IS OURS, WE LIVE IT OUR WAY

— Reggan