[Voice]

[asouroldelf]

Alright, seems like there's enough folk needing work done that I ought to address it, eh

Comments

[withoutsorrow]

Clearly, you're just the person I should be speaking to.

I'm not a craftsman, but I know how things like nets and crab traps go together to get food out of rivers. If I can provide you with some illustrations, perhaps we could work towards taking advantage of the river as a food source.

[asouroldelf]

You give me drawings, I can likely get you the traps made. Know how to make nets myself, them and snares and some of that vein, but never tried to catch a crab. You ain't talking about those big lobster things on the beach, eh?

[withoutsorrow]

Haha, not unless you feel like making traps big enough to catch people. I could use your help on nets, though. Claire asked me to help make some, and frankly, I've never made anything in my life that you couldn't drink.

[asouroldelf]

Alright, show you how to weave 'em. Nets aren't hard. They're just damned tedious.

[withoutsorrow]

That's very kind of you. And puts me in quite a state of debt. I will owe you quite an amount of tea.

[asouroldelf]

You make tea, eh? Won't be any debt. Just show me how you do it, sometime.

[withoutsorrow]

With love, and patience, and respect.

This is the only way to make tea.

[asouroldelf]

Might not seem like it, but it's the only way to make a good blade, either.

[withoutsorrow]

Then perhaps I have the makings of a craftsman after all.

[asouroldelf]

Just have to see for ourselves. Tomorrow good for the net?

[withoutsorrow]

Tomorrow is perfect. Shall I come with, or without my shirt?

[asouroldelf]

[A bark of laughter.]

Oh, I like you, eh?

[withoutsorrow]

I should hope so.