Time Stamp 2nd of Winter 517AV
Locations: Aladon's Parcal of Land
Who: Aladon and Merevaika
Standing on the beach part of his parcel, Aladon was quite satisfied with his parcel of land. The Isur made sure that he would that his land would be one quarter beach and the three-quarters jungle. He hadn't explored much of his land yet, but he figured that he would when the construction of the forge was complete. However, at the moment, he needed to get his temporary housing constructed, his tent than he will set up a temporary fire pit on the beach. This was his plan of attack for today than tomorrow he would head to mercantile and order his supplies for forge and his new home. The humidity was high today, and he was dealing with the noon Syna, so he wore his lose clothing to make the most of the breeze coming off the Suvan Sea.
Walking over to his pile of equipment, Aladon pulled out bag containing his four man tent. The Isur picked up the bag with his red left hand and walked it to the location that he wanted to set it up. The location that he choose was a clearing between two large palm trees with sparse grass and sandy dirt. It was far enough off the beach that he didn't have to worry about high tide reaching his tent, and the ground was stable enough to constructed a temporary shelter like a tent. There was a few decent size rocks in the clearing, so he used his left arm to quickly dig them out of the dirt and move them out of the area. He filled the holes with sand from the beach. He moved about ten rocks to the pile in the dry sand. Taking the items out of the bag, he found six poles about seven feet tall and a large collapsible pole with two polls: one pole was five feet and the other piece of 4 feet tall, so when it put together the pole would be nine feet tall, six large steel spikes, and about sixty feet of rope. Lastly, he took out a large folded up thick canvas cloth. When everything was out of the bag, he poles were old lengths because he would bury them a foot down in the soil. It made sense because the tent would need to withstand wind storms and the elements.
Aladon started to put together the center pole than he moved the large bundle of canvas to center of the clearing. He started to unfold the tent, and he started to realize that he will definitely be able to live comfortably with just himself. If he had four people, it would be a cramped situation in the tent. Looking at the tent, he noticed to metal slots sewn into four corners of the tent a larger metal slot sewn into the center. The wood poles with cut in a certain way, so the will fit into the slot without sliding down the pole. The Isur grabbed a pole, lifted the canvas up enough, so he walk under it to a corner. Walking over to the slot in the front right corner, he put the specialty cut pole into the middle of the slot. When he was finished, he used his left hand to dig a foot down into the dirt like it was just air. When he was finished digging, he stood the pole up in the hole and quickly filled the pole. He adjusted it enough, so it was standing straight up into the air.
When he walked out of the tent to grab another pole, Aladon picked up another pole and turned around to watch his tent falling over. When he ran to try saying it, the tent was already fallen completely to the ground. The blacksmith wondered if it was the weight of the other sides and lose soil that brought down the pole. The Isur frowned at his lack of progress, and he realized that he needed help putting up the tent. Aladon looked around for a candidate to help him setting up his tent. He hoped that he found someone, or he would be sleeping in his one person tent for awhile. He didn't look forward to that idea. Putting his his right hand over his eyes, he continued his search for someone. Anyone would do at this point.
Locations: Aladon's Parcal of Land
Who: Aladon and Merevaika
Standing on the beach part of his parcel, Aladon was quite satisfied with his parcel of land. The Isur made sure that he would that his land would be one quarter beach and the three-quarters jungle. He hadn't explored much of his land yet, but he figured that he would when the construction of the forge was complete. However, at the moment, he needed to get his temporary housing constructed, his tent than he will set up a temporary fire pit on the beach. This was his plan of attack for today than tomorrow he would head to mercantile and order his supplies for forge and his new home. The humidity was high today, and he was dealing with the noon Syna, so he wore his lose clothing to make the most of the breeze coming off the Suvan Sea.
Walking over to his pile of equipment, Aladon pulled out bag containing his four man tent. The Isur picked up the bag with his red left hand and walked it to the location that he wanted to set it up. The location that he choose was a clearing between two large palm trees with sparse grass and sandy dirt. It was far enough off the beach that he didn't have to worry about high tide reaching his tent, and the ground was stable enough to constructed a temporary shelter like a tent. There was a few decent size rocks in the clearing, so he used his left arm to quickly dig them out of the dirt and move them out of the area. He filled the holes with sand from the beach. He moved about ten rocks to the pile in the dry sand. Taking the items out of the bag, he found six poles about seven feet tall and a large collapsible pole with two polls: one pole was five feet and the other piece of 4 feet tall, so when it put together the pole would be nine feet tall, six large steel spikes, and about sixty feet of rope. Lastly, he took out a large folded up thick canvas cloth. When everything was out of the bag, he poles were old lengths because he would bury them a foot down in the soil. It made sense because the tent would need to withstand wind storms and the elements.
Aladon started to put together the center pole than he moved the large bundle of canvas to center of the clearing. He started to unfold the tent, and he started to realize that he will definitely be able to live comfortably with just himself. If he had four people, it would be a cramped situation in the tent. Looking at the tent, he noticed to metal slots sewn into four corners of the tent a larger metal slot sewn into the center. The wood poles with cut in a certain way, so the will fit into the slot without sliding down the pole. The Isur grabbed a pole, lifted the canvas up enough, so he walk under it to a corner. Walking over to the slot in the front right corner, he put the specialty cut pole into the middle of the slot. When he was finished, he used his left hand to dig a foot down into the dirt like it was just air. When he was finished digging, he stood the pole up in the hole and quickly filled the pole. He adjusted it enough, so it was standing straight up into the air.
When he walked out of the tent to grab another pole, Aladon picked up another pole and turned around to watch his tent falling over. When he ran to try saying it, the tent was already fallen completely to the ground. The blacksmith wondered if it was the weight of the other sides and lose soil that brought down the pole. The Isur frowned at his lack of progress, and he realized that he needed help putting up the tent. Aladon looked around for a candidate to help him setting up his tent. He hoped that he found someone, or he would be sleeping in his one person tent for awhile. He didn't look forward to that idea. Putting his his right hand over his eyes, he continued his search for someone. Anyone would do at this point.