Moving [Flashback D Rank Mission][595 / 100]

Transporting the Boxes:

Yukine liked being helpful. She might not have been able to go beat up the bad guys (just yet, anyway) or go solve some giant problem, but moving some boxes? Yeah, she could move some boxes no problem. Even if a good bit of them were likely bigger than she was.

"Helping, helping! I get to help! Yes, yes, I get to help!", words sang in a song like voice in her head as she skipped into the building. She knew already where to go, having made certain that she memorized the directions exactly. Brain puzzles came in handy for memory skills, especially at times like these.

As Yukine walked to the room that housed the boxes she needed to move she did the math in her head from the information she had been given: there were ten small boxes, five medium boxes, and five large boxes (those were likely going to be the issue for her to move), so twenty boxes in total. She figured it wasn't going to take her too long once she got a good pace going, but until then it was likely going to be a bit on the slow side of things.

She entered into the room and took in the sight before her; confirming the amount of boxes in the room did add up to twenty. She looked to the largest boxes first, figuring that likely the best plan would be to get the biggest boxes, the problematic ones, moved first and then work her way down from there. Biggest to smallest. Hardest to easiest. Seemed legit.

She started with pushing one box after another own the hallway, going from one to the next and then so on and so forth until all five were at the bottom of the steps. She then lifted them, one after another, taking them carefully upstairs. She followed this step with each one, pausing only after the fifth one was upstairs. She then pushed them down the hallway much like she had before to the new room they were to go to. Once she was sure they were in the room and pushed up against the wall neatly she went own and started the process over again with the medium boxes.

The medium boxes were done in much the same manner as the large ones; pushed down the hall to the steps one after another until all five were there. From there she carried one at a time up the steps and placed them neatly at the top of the steps, out of the way so that anyone coming past wouldn't trip over them and fall from lack of paying attention. Once all five were at the top of the steps she then carried them, one after another, to the room they were to be in where she neatly stacked them as she had the large ones.

Now all that was left was the ten small boxes. Those weren't going to be too much trouble, and so one by one she carefully carried them from the one room, up the steps, and into the new one were she neatly stacked them as well. Once she had moved the last box and organized it she took count as she double checked her work; five large boxes, five medium boxes, and all ten small boxes had made it, undamaged, to the new room.

Giggling she skipped out of the room, shutting the lights off behind herself and closing the door. All of that hard work definitely deserved some ice cream!

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