Kurumi continued to walk around looking for another fallen branch that she could use, but none of them were really standing out to her. Leaning against a tree, Kurumi took a look at the two broken pieces she had picked up earlier and examined them. Judging from the coloring and the bark, she presumed that they were oak. Seemed rather fitting, actually. The oak was a common symbol of strength and endurance, which was something that the Gryffindor needed more than other things right now. Not only that, but it was also known as the tree of doors - meaning that it could symbolically help her find her next path in life. After all, when one door closes another one opens. Nodding, Kurumi decided that that settled it and began to walk towards her work station...
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The Ravenclaw was lost in the woods. Not literally, but his mind has completely lost track of what he was supposed to do and was rather taken with the different flora and fauna of the breathtaking place. He only came to when a dull throbbing pain on his hand brought him back to the present, lifting his bleeding finger with the bandage soaked in his blood. Carefully he fitted the bandage back onto the wound again, wincing that he wished he took a bit more of the bandages before leaving the Groundskeeper's hut.
Having patched his finger as best he could he looked up and saw the workbenches. Right gotta get back to business. Although he still felt like wandering about he tried to keep his tasks in mind. Gotta look for a nice length of wood, remembering from his Runes reading that it would be respectful to the tree if he took something thats already fallen and not having to chop one off.
...until she saw Vickers dealing with his bloody bandages.
OH...MY...STARS...
Kurumi's knees buckled and her entire body wobbled a bit as her stomach felt queasy again. Shutting her eyes tight, not seeing it seemed to help a little, Kurumi stumbled forward towards the Ravenclaw. "
Y-Y-You alright?" Like...did he need more bandages to
hide help his finger?