Tibodico Hauling Lumber

Tibodico walked blindly through the streets, unsure on where he was going. Completely relying on his partner, Metsu, to guide him in the right direction. Today they were heading out to the country side of Magnolia, for a request. And, it shall be their last here in this beautiful city, well, as least for the time being anyway. They will be returning back home to Lamin Scales. Walking up to the old mill, Metsu began to describe everything she was seeing, giving Tibo some sort of understanding. The Farmland, the Wooden planks, the mill, everything. It all as though, taken from a picture, at least, thats how it was in his mind. The pair approached the large, wooden double doors, knocking politely. He seemed to be doing quite well in terms of behavior until he pushed the door open, walking in casually, looking for the contractor. This Clyde Character was sitting on a lounge chair, directly in front of the door, odd place to put one, but...not a bad idea. Then man seemed to smile at Tibodico’s presence, but was obviously unaware of his blindness situation. And that was made evident when he handed over the paper with the task descriptions on it.

Metsu continued to guide Tibodico out of the village, towards the surrounding woods. As they made their way, Metsu was reading out the note. It had read as the following: First, make your way to the woods, just outside of town, then, i all need is about five trees. Please them down, and deliver them to my mill. Thank you, Clyde. Tibodico sighed. They had reached the forrest, sure, but now there was the issue of...How the hell do they get the tree’s to his house. Maybe they should have though of this earlier. Without any transportation, or any money for hire, it means...Tibodico will have to lift each one, individually, through the town. Now, for him usually, this would be quite an impossible task, however, with the help of his dragon scales, his strength increases a fair bit, so that should allow him to carry about half a tree at once. Doing the math it means he will have to make 10 stressful trips through the village. Metsu’s sigh soon followed as she seemed to come to the same conclusion.

Now was the simple, and possibly the easiest part of the entire request. The part where he gets to break things. It was actually quite simple really, turning his arm into a huge sword and hacking at a tree like an axe. Each one falling to the ground, one after another. Once each one was detached from its main root, Tib would hack it in half, to make the weight lighter, well at least if they are counted as separate pieces. Once he had ten different parts, it was time for the request section he dreaded the most. Getting them all back to the mill. Metsu flew off, using the small scraps of jewels they had remaining to get a large chain, which was tied around the tree, as well as Tib. Then he hauled them, each one, all the way to the old man. It was a painful 4 hours, but at least he was paid of it, and thanked, as well as given a free glass of juice. All in all it wasn’t such a bad day though, if you take away the training, the Request and the traveling. He returned to Fairy Tail, in order to tell them that the request was complete, as well as to announce his leave.