Imuchakk Dayz: Chapter One [Job/Solo]

Job Name: Builders Needed!
Job Rank: D
Job Location: Imuchakk
Job Rewards: 50xp /3,000 Huang
Job Pre-Requisites: N/A
Job Overview: A few weeks ago several of our fellow citizens huts burned down. We are in need of people to help rebuild them. All we need you to do is go gather some timber to use and help actually build the place. You will need to build five huts that can fit a family of four. Once all these huts are built you will be rewarded.

Having caught wind of a village in need, Azix gathered a few of the Opportunity workers to assist him. It seemed that a few drunken Imuchakk had partied a little too hard and a fire had gotten out of control. Several homes had been burned down in the process and displaced the families.

The first priority was gathering lumber in which to build new huts. Considerate of not disturbing any wildlife, Azix had asked which forested areas would be best to cut from. After being directed to a point up north, Azix secured enough axes, horses, and wagons to do the job before heading there.

Azix noticed that the Imuchakk used wagons without wheels, but long curved planks. That simple change from other lands suited the terrain, best to get through thick snow. Once they arrived, the four men got straight to work. Swing. Thunk. Swing. Thunk. Swing. Thunk.

The cold weather sapped their energy as they labored. The workers had been acclimated to this kind of physical labor the past couple months, but even they quickly got tired. With the realization of this, Azix left the men to continue while he rode out on his Magic Carpet to get flint and food.

When he returned, Azix had the men help him build a fire before serving some of the food. While the workers warmed up over a meal, Azix made up for the work he had missed out on. It wasn't necessary, but Azix had it in his mind to do equal share. He set to work chipping away at a frozen tree until it came crashing down.

The workers saw the orange magician's dedication and quickly finished their food. After soaking in some warmth, they set to work, taking after Azix's example. They were here to prove they were worth something and intended to do just that.

After several trees had been felled, the men cut them in half to make it easier to transport. They loaded up the wagons with the logs and headed back to the village to start building the huts.

Azix checked a few of the huts in the village to see how they were built before guiding the Opportunity workers. Together they constructed two huts before night fall. Azix showed the families their huts to make sure they approved.

The next morning, Azix and the workers were back at it, building the next three huts. They spent shifts throughout the day working and resting before a fire to keep their strength. By nightfall, the five huts were completed and the displaced families were able to be moved in. Azix looked upon the Opportunity worker's beaming faces, happy to see the pride they took in their work and the joy they had at seeing someone else proud at their work.

With the job complete, Azix took the workers on his magic carpet and brought them back to the villages they were staying at. He made sure to congratulate them on their good work and told them he noticed how hard they had worked.

Once the workers had been dropped off, Azix found his bed and collapsed effortlessly into sleep.

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