Posted by Civilian Yavia Crockett (Nurse - Sacred Heart Hospital) in Building the Woodland House

Posted by Civilian Eryn Romanov (Colonial Intelligence Agent) in Building the Woodland House

Posted by Civilian Yavia Crockett (Nurse - Sacred Heart Hospital) in Building the Woodland House
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Sharah got the call middle of the night. Centurion was heading out on their patrol and Sharah had to go. The call wasn’t a surprise, but no one was real thrilled about it. Yavia was more like a mother Dugyura who had only one surviving pup. She wasn’t happy about Sharah going, alone with no one in case things got bad. Yavia was only appeased when Sharah reminded her that both Ilena and Tandra would be on the ship with her. It was 3 days, she would be fine, and the Centurion was a small ship.

However, as soon as Sharah was gone, Yavia was typing messages away at the computer to make sure the crew would arrive to build the green house that day (she was paying extra) and to let ‘The Artist Eryn’ know as well. She would be bringing the base of the sculpture that afternoon to be connected to the water for the green house. Then Yavia called Elaine at the hospital and made arrangements to switch with her so she could be home while they worked. The crew arrived at 0700 exactly and Yavia went out to meet them. That probably wasn’t such a good idea, if Sharah was a distraction, Yavia was a tornado that stopped the work completely.

Yavia

Yavia stayed mostly out of the way of the crew. She talked to the Bolian in charge, Origg Gronin. He was a jovial person, eager to please and very good at his job. It was obvious that he liked to build things. He had also ben around to help with the deck. It gave Yavia peace of mind knowing the green house was being built by someone who knew what they were doing. He made contact with Eryn days before, and the artist would be delivering the base and pump within the hour while the rest of the crew set up the framing.

Origg

Eryn arrived exactly at the time they agreed upon, about an hour after the main crew did. She stepped out of the ground car, not waiting for her driver, and looked around. She walked right into the middle of the work, with no care of being in the way. “Vho is in charge?” It was easy for Eryn to tell of course, and she’d spoken with the man. She had even met him once when he came to the studio to examine the sculpture. He was a delightful man actually, and almost giddy about his work. There were days Eryn really hated this persona, and the lies, but today she didn’t. She had very much enjoyed this project. Not just creating to keep the funds arriving and the name of Eryn the Artist popular. This piece meant something and it had stretched her skills and awoken others she had long forgotten. It stirred memories best left lots, but they had been welcome.

Eryn

“Hey! Watch out!” one of the workers warned. The crazy white haired woman almost go her head lobbed off as they rotated a strut to get it in the ground. They took a breath and let it out slowly while shaking their head. This must be the ‘artist’. If she couldn’t pay attention then she needed to go wait in the house or her car or something. That’s all they needed was an accident, here, on this property. They looked at her and pointed with their chin. “That would be Origg Gronin, over there. The one waving excitedly to you.”

“Ms Romanov, over here. Come, come we will get started!” Origga waved rapidly and spoke the same. Anything to get her out of causing an accident.

Building Crew

Eryn walked over to the man. He offered his hand and she stared at it a long moment. What a novelty. Gran would have a fit. The idea gave er far too much pleasure as she shook the man’s had. “Vhere do you vant me to have zhe base and pump transported?”

Eryn