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QUEST REPORT (APPRAISED)Craft Furniture (Repeatable)
Sponsor: Nene
Location: Scribel City
Required Level: 1
Other Requirements: "Gather Materials: Lumber" needs to be cleared first.
Objectives:
Description: Many of the orphanage parts are breaking down, going from windows all the way to the floor. While a complete repair of the building is too far-fetched right now, we would like to at least repair the things that are on a terrible shape.
- Craft some furniture to substitute the stuff that is breaking down in the orphanage.
- Floor, Walls and Roof were already repaired, so it's recommended to focus on other parts.
Feel free to use the materials already available at the orphanage to do so. If any other materials are needed, you may buy them and Nene will cover the costs.
However, if the material is too expensive, please contact Nene first so that she can issue a quest for the gathering of said material.
Rewards:
- Exp: 90
- Money: 30G
Quest Report (11)
Name: Zombo
Level: 2 (580/600)
Quest: Craft Furniture
Evaluation:
- Crafted 30 basic chairs, each painted a different colour, for the orphanage
Looking down at the logs of his fallen brethren, Zombo was hit with a strange sense of sorrow. It seemed that the tree-half of him was reacting negatively to the whole idea of using the dead skin of his brothers to build and repair stuff, which made sense if you thought about it, but Zombo didn't really care. He already took on this quest, and it's not like he often listened or heeded any emotional advice, so why start now?
Without hesitation, he grabbed one of the logs and began sawing away, ignoring the internal screaming of the plants infesting his body. Diligently, he followed the blueprints generously given to him from one of his seniors at the engineering department, slowly forming each limb of a basic chair. Once the four limbs were carefully molded and sanded down, being especially careful at this point to avoid giving any orphans splinters, he stuck everything together using a mixture of spider silk, sticky tree sap and giant bee honey as glue.
After he was done with one chair, even testing it out himself by sitting and rocking on it recklessly, he began making another. And another. And another, until before he knew it, he was eating himself due to his ravenous hunger. Finally realizing he hadn't eaten anything in more than a day, he calmly reported to the guild kitchens and asked for some raw meat as usual, before stuffing it down and continuing his work on the chairs.
Over the course of many days, Zombo had created 30 chairs, enough for a classroom of students. Although he silently wondered if he overdid it a bit, he shrugged his shoulders and calmly set to work painting the chairs. Yes, painting. He painted each chair a different variety of greens, blues, reds, yellows and purples, emotionlessly trying to make each chair unique. Maybe it'd help teach the orphans that each of them are special in their own way or something. Who knows.
After finally finishing up the chairs over the course of a month, he slowly hauled each of them to the orphanage using a mixture of vines and an overloaded cart borrowed from the engineering department, before calmly returning to the guild to make his report.
Without hesitation, he grabbed one of the logs and began sawing away, ignoring the internal screaming of the plants infesting his body. Diligently, he followed the blueprints generously given to him from one of his seniors at the engineering department, slowly forming each limb of a basic chair. Once the four limbs were carefully molded and sanded down, being especially careful at this point to avoid giving any orphans splinters, he stuck everything together using a mixture of spider silk, sticky tree sap and giant bee honey as glue.
After he was done with one chair, even testing it out himself by sitting and rocking on it recklessly, he began making another. And another. And another, until before he knew it, he was eating himself due to his ravenous hunger. Finally realizing he hadn't eaten anything in more than a day, he calmly reported to the guild kitchens and asked for some raw meat as usual, before stuffing it down and continuing his work on the chairs.
Over the course of many days, Zombo had created 30 chairs, enough for a classroom of students. Although he silently wondered if he overdid it a bit, he shrugged his shoulders and calmly set to work painting the chairs. Yes, painting. He painted each chair a different variety of greens, blues, reds, yellows and purples, emotionlessly trying to make each chair unique. Maybe it'd help teach the orphans that each of them are special in their own way or something. Who knows.
After finally finishing up the chairs over the course of a month, he slowly hauled each of them to the orphanage using a mixture of vines and an overloaded cart borrowed from the engineering department, before calmly returning to the guild to make his report.
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