Necessity4Fun
I'll keep trying, even if I'm not good enough...
<< Self-Assigned Task:
<< Location: The cabana room >>
"I... I have no idea.", the cat-girl had deflated slightly, "I might or might not have torn through the box completely before actually reading it"
Nat had let out a soft, nervous laugh. It was clear now that the information in the medicine's box had probably been important to have in mind but said object was now nothing more than ripped strands of paper over Ms. Mae's bed. Welp, she had really messed that one up...
"You can do it!", she had instantly replied in a sudden outburst, "I don't trust myself with things that require this much precision or... That may put someone's life at risk, too much responsibility."
When the man approached to execute the task the cat-girl had shifted away from the owner in the bed, granting him enough space to work. The sight of the needle made her uncomfortable so she had looked away until Sig said that he was done. It took her a while to realize that a new individual was by the door, yet again:
"Ovesh?!", Nat perked up calling her hydra friend's name, before turning back at the man with a slight bow of her head, "Thanks for the help Sig, I really appreciate it."
"Everyone.", the cat-girl started, getting up from the owner's bed at last, "I know you all want to check on Ms. Mae as well, but I think we should all softly retreat and let her rest now. Thank you for your concern."
After a bow towards the door-dwellers, Natalie began picking up the objects she had brought to take them back outside once she left.
Nat had let out a soft, nervous laugh. It was clear now that the information in the medicine's box had probably been important to have in mind but said object was now nothing more than ripped strands of paper over Ms. Mae's bed. Welp, she had really messed that one up...
"You can do it!", she had instantly replied in a sudden outburst, "I don't trust myself with things that require this much precision or... That may put someone's life at risk, too much responsibility."
When the man approached to execute the task the cat-girl had shifted away from the owner in the bed, granting him enough space to work. The sight of the needle made her uncomfortable so she had looked away until Sig said that he was done. It took her a while to realize that a new individual was by the door, yet again:
"Ovesh?!", Nat perked up calling her hydra friend's name, before turning back at the man with a slight bow of her head, "Thanks for the help Sig, I really appreciate it."
"Everyone.", the cat-girl started, getting up from the owner's bed at last, "I know you all want to check on Ms. Mae as well, but I think we should all softly retreat and let her rest now. Thank you for your concern."
After a bow towards the door-dwellers, Natalie began picking up the objects she had brought to take them back outside once she left.