<div class="floatright">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/2/2f/Bikini_nun.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Rain<br/><strong>Class:</strong>Priest<br/><strong>HP:</strong>31/31<strong>MP:</strong>36/36<strong>Blessings:</strong>5<br/><strong>Action:</strong>Pumpkin Harvest~<br/><hr/><br/>The technique seemed simple enough, once Rain saw it demonstrated right in front of her. Tie off the vines, make the cut, and then the pumpkin couldn't actually do anything to hurt you! Maybe this wouldn't be so bad after all? Admittedly, she still planned to stay well away from the big ones, but going after some simple medium-sized pumpkins would surely be easy enough.<br/><br/>"You don't need to worry, Mister Bailey! We'll harvest all the pumpkins you need and more!" She even boasted, as she took up her own shovel, sickle and cords. Oh yes, with their strongman Toja going after the big ones, she was quite confident that she could at least handle the medium ones with little trouble.<br/><br/>A few hours later...<br/><br/>"Ugh... my arms are getting sore..." Digging up the roots, then tying and cutting the pumpkins was easy enough, at least. That part was simple. But picking them up and carrying them back to the cart? She could see why the old man wanted some help performing the harvest this year, what with that back injury and all. "Why are these pumpkins so heavy? And why is it so hot out, too? Ugh, I'm getting all sweaty..."<br/><br/>The Axis priestess certainly made for quite a sight while working out in the fields, at least. A sheen of sweat over the copious amounts of skin she was showing, droplets of it running down over her breasts and along her stomach and thighs, soaking into her bikini and making it cling very, very tightly indeed to her skin... Looking down at herself as she dropped her next pumpkin off at the cart perked her up a bit, at least, making her shiver slightly and bite her lower lip at how well the work was making her show her own body off. When she returned to the pumpkin patch again, the flush that was on her cheeks now had little to do with the temperature.