Much like the letter Sebastian received, a package arrives the day following Hyde's visit. Inside are six seeds and a map detailing the requested locations for planting.

I take the package and open it. I find a bunch of seeds. I look at the seed in the moonlight trying to figure out what genus they are. *dice roll science + intelligence. 3,6,2,8,9, 8,6,4,6,4 (3 successes)* Hmm… Paulownia Kawakamii seeds, I bet Hyde didn’t realize their requirements for a high ph level and water supply, and also about the  fertilizer needed to mock the nutrients created by the local animals.

I grab a wheel-barrel and load it up with about 100 pounds of fertilizer that I have created with an infusion of local Laos’s topography but I infuse it with some local enzymes so they have room to adapt to our native soil. *soil roll 2,4,5,5,9, 4,4,5,1,9 (1 success) I bag up the soil in 50 pound bags. * I grab a brown letter journal of my research to obtain the proper water balance needed for growth of Paulownia Kawakamii. I add pressure to the distilled water tank and mix in multiple vials of extract to imitate the water needed. *water roll 3,3,6,1,9, 7,4,10,6,1, 10,7 (5 successes)* I fill up ten 5 gallon bucket of water. I top them and load them into my van. I grab multiple picks, shovels, and hoes. I do one final check of my gear in the van. I think everything is in place. I hop in the van and drive from the Chantry.

*ooc: going to outskirts of the sewers.*