From the diary of ThunderSplinter;
Early Timber, 98.
297. I'm going to remember that number forever. 297. The number of bars of soap it took to clean out the infection in my leg. And, on top of that, I have also gathered up all the bars of honey badger pegasi soap and hidden them in my workshop. It's the softest and soapiest I used. But if anyone asks, I'll recommend the cat soap, it seems we have plenty of it and I'd probably rate it mediocre at best. Also discarded that infernal crutch, probably did more damage than anything else. And, thank Nuket, no more wound dressings to change every few hours - that pus was really starting to stink up the place and the haulers were complaining when I asked them to take the bundles to the refuse pile. It is with great satisfaction that I took the last bundle of soiled cloth to the refuse pit and threw it in with all the contempt I could muster.
Plans: review the top-most levels of the tower - plan security measures. The possibility from fliers to invade by pathing through the tower is very real, so a few cage traps here and there will take care of that. Nicolta has been a casualty of some foul-daemon scheme by the sounds of the gossip that reaches me, and queries over who the senior mechanician is have returned nothing.
Blocks, barrels, and cages should help me get back into the swing of things - I hear we have more migrants that need beds, but I wonder if we are getting enough migrants to replace our losses?
Enough for now,
ThunderSplinter.