[OVERFLOW] Event: Healing Waters

[voidtreckermods]

This is an overflow post for the Healing Waters August event. Please feel free to continue threads here from that post, to avoid captcha.

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[gundamofthedesert]

As he returned, Quatre couldn't help a faint chuckle seeing as how this tiny cat was happily munching the entrails of the fish that Trowa had cleaned. Well, nothing was going to waste at least. That would have been the worst part, not everything getting used. It was at least being eaten by a very small cat.

"Sounds good. I'm looking forward to it."

Quatre moved to find a spot where he could start arranging the sticks suitable for the fire so it wasn't too terribly close so that they didn't have to immediately worry about Amira around it, but still close enough so they didn't have to go a long distance to get to it.

[sendiintheclown]

As Quatre built the fire, Trowa got up and stepped into the tent for a moment. He came back out with a small box in his hands. "I got matches from the train so we don't have to light it the hard way."

[gundamofthedesert]

Quatre glanced up as Trowa disappeared into the tent. He glanced over at Amira, who also watched as he went into the tent before she returned to attacking the entrails of the fish that Trowa had given her. Attacking was definitely the right word for it. Quatre smiled as Trowa returned with the matches. "That was a good idea. It would take much longer that way."

[sendiintheclown]

Nodding, Trowa grabbed the slimmer sticks and used the fish knife to sharpen them a little. "No sense working harder than we need to. Especially when this place is supposed to be relaxing."

[gundamofthedesert]

"Exactly." Matches in hand, Quatre first glanced over at Amira one more time to make sure that she was not at all interested in coming over while Quatre was distracted and then began to building his pile of wood so that he could light some smaller pieces to start. He struck one of the matches, using it to light some of the small pieces of wood, carefully protecting them from the wind until the fire was strong enough to begin catching larger pieces alight.