#imprisonedtask

Leo looked over the letter and sighed to himself. It seemed like this was to be his life now. The normal poise and grace that he tried to always carry himself with, faltered just for a moment. He truly was going to miss his father and his friends, but he would conduct himself nobly, even if he felt sad on the inside. He picked up the the quill and sighed as he began to write.

The thing that I miss most about life before this, besides my family and my friends, is probably the Ankh that my father gave to me when I came of age. It is something that always provided a source of comfort me, and it rarely ever leaves my side. With my father being quite busy with funeral rites and taking souls into the Underworld, having the Ankh always reminded me of him. Plus, it could produce a calming aura, which helped me meditate as well. I am unsure if I will ever see the Ankh again, and that makes me incredibly sad...perhaps if there were someway to import it...I am not sure. In any case, I have completed the task you have asked of me, and I hope I will not be punished or anything.

Avery Jenkins - Permanent Roots

It saddened Micah’s heart to hear what Avery wanted most for himself. A place to call home pretty much. A place where he didn’t feel the need to run away and uproot himself. Hopefully Everbrook could be that new permanent home for Avery. As an added bonus though he decided to give Avery a home make over. A note will be nailed to Avery’s front door, “Eviction Notice: You’ll have twenty-four hours to remove yourself from your home. You will not need to bring anything for all will be replaced. What I am giving you is creative choice. You will get to design your own household in Everbrook. You pick the location and everything down to the carpets to the roof. Add a swimming pool, a chocolate fountain in your foyer, or even an arcade in a basement. You are guaranteed to never want to leave your dream home, Avery. I hope this satisfies you.”