All work and no play...

[Pierre]

[Time stamp: 8 days after end of August game]

Pierre can be found throughout the day working inside and outside the inn. He begins by taking down in the interior defenses (or whats left of it) like the metal bars over the windows, working with the smithy tools from Degren's forge. Then taking up the rest of the defenses outside along the rails and walkway to the inn. This continues for a day or so, placing all the materials back into the guilds' room to be melted down for later. Anyone looking can see Pierre looks exhausted, and has a "tired" look on his face.

[Pierre]

When the interior and exterior defences are finally taken down, Pierre begins to refill the trenches outside the main building. Only stopping every now and then to wipe the sweat away from his brow.

[Pierre]

Several more days pass and it looks as though the trenches are filled in. Exhausted by the work, Pierre gives his back a good stretch and let’s out an ‘old man’s groan.’ A loud crack can be heard.
He finishes the rest of his day in the inn restoring his energy. The following day, Pierre ventures out to the burnt remains of the lookout. Surveys the structure with as much attention as possibles does taking notes. With enough confidence, Pierre begins chopping down the remains of the structure. Piling the rubble together in a tidy pile to be burned in a controlled manner for later

[Pierre]

The old lookout structure is finally taken down as the day comes to an end. As night falls, Pierre lights the rest the rubble into a bonfire and watches over it carefully until it’s all gone.
The following morning Pierre heads into the woods with axe in hand, tired and exhausted. Hauling out logs into the field. This continues until dusk. For the rest of his evening, he works at Degren’s forge, making new nails to be used for the rebuild of the lookout.

[Pierre]

Next morning Pierre heads back out to the field with his tools in tow. And begins construction on the rebuild. Occasionally checking over his notes in attempt to have this lookout look as close to the old one as possible.

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