Be bloody, bold and resolute [Herd Meeting]

[OPEN] Be bloody, bold and resolute [Herd Meeting]

Kelec Posts: 18

Aurora Basin Crafter

Stallion :: Other :: 18 hh :: 24 Buff: NOVICE

Adoptable

#15

11-19-2013, 03:44 PM

_{Do not pray for easy lives. Pray to be stronger men.}

Kelec waited until he had the full attention of the two leaders, waiting impatiently for the rest of the herd to finish speaking - he shot the glass-horned stallion that arrived late a stern look, clearly disapproving with the lack of manners he displayed - before clearing the voice.

"On the whole this valley have great potential for development" he began, the awkwardly pieced together bulk turning so that he could gesture out over the hidden cauldron. "I believe one way to utilize the limited space would be to extend the caves inwards, into the roots of the mountains. The further in one delves the more even the temperature will become, providing a pleasant climate even during the midst of winter. There is a technique of heating the rock with fire, and then applying quantities of cold water that will make it crack and come loose; I believe it could be utilized here, if it is of interest."

"Furthermore" the centaur continued, the face suddenly quite alive as he gestured with the hands to put emphasis on his words, "the materials freed could be used to construct pathways between each cavern, roofed perhaps to provide shade and shelter from rain in summer and to keep snow and wind on a distance. If enough were quarried one could also build small.. how to say.. cheaptha teasa, house of greens... Walls with roof of glass that make the earth inside warm enough for plants to grow even in winter. The hot spring would help, the steam would make things grow very quickly if it could be harnessed."

There were more things, so much more that he believed could be done, but for the time being Kelec quieted himself and peered between the gathered horses, from the Lady Illynx to the new Lord who had approved his presence, to the nameless masses - inquisitive, hopeful; doubtfully. How interested were they in improving their own levels of comfort? The red-haired stud could offer plenty of reasons why this was a good idea, from increased health to furthering the mental growth of the unicorns, a development from this primitive gathering of pseudo-animals into a civilization his peers would have woven tales about.

But it all depended, really, on whether they would be interested enough to work for it. His visions were grand and would take long time to fulfill - longer than his own lifespan perhaps, were he to be the only one to work on it. Coils of crimson hair fell down before the eyes as the man looked down in his hands, large and rough, littered with scars and darkened by years under the sun. Capable, oh yes; if only the unicorns knew to put them to use.