Dragoncrest Cliffs This place is all he's ever known

Perhaps the log was still a bit wet on the inside, but for whatever reason, it seemed much heavier than the last. Suzu braced her shoulder against it, trying to relieve some of the strain on her jaws and the muscles along the back of her neck. She huffed and puffed through her mouth around the knob, which darkened with her drool. She tried to keep her breath quiet, not wanting Swordfish to see just how hard this was- and she didn't want to give up. Each step was progress, and as long as she could just convince herself to keep taking steps, she felt she could manage the distance. 

Her jaw quivered, though, she she felt herself losing her grip. She uttered a muffled squawk, before she dropped the log. She hopped aside as she did so, to make sure she didn't drop it on one of her feet. "Sorry!' She blurted suddenly. "I need a break, it be too 'eavy on my jaws," She said, painting.