Dragoncrest Cliffs This place is all he's ever known

Suzu's end was a bit slimmer- so she was able to grab it without having to stretch her mouth too far open. When she gave Swordfish a glance, though, she noticed that he tried to grab the thing with his mouth stretched practically as wide as it could go, where the wood was thicker. She smiled to herself, but didn't waste time. They just had this one more, long and lean stick to go, and they would have completed the base for their structure. A couple other branches here and there to stick straight up and fence the fish in and they would have themselves a pretty neat little trap. 

Once they got to the other logs, she carefully lifted her end, watching out of the corner of her eye to make sure they moved together in placing the last one. Timed well, they'd be able to balance it on top of the other two, creating a barricade that came up close to her shoulder, especially in the middle where the third piece of driftwood now was. 

Licking her lips she stepped back to appreciate their work. "Well lookit dat. Looks pretty good to me so far!" She said. "I t'ink mebbe we can stick some smaller, branchy ones pointin' up in de sand. Dey might catch de kelp an' make it look a bit more...Natural? So de fish not be afraid of it." She felt a tugging in the muscles of her neck, and stretched her head from side to side, rolling her shoulders. "I t'ink mebbe dat be all I can do today, though. I don' want to pull a muscle. We also should see 'ow even just dis handles de tide when it comes in." She said.