Yako was always the one to volunteer at the drop of a hat even if it wasn’t to clean something up or maintenance related. Her body was restless and sitting in a classroom listening to the teacher drone on was not an option right now. Not when there was so much to do.
The usual routine of going around to find something to do was interrupted with an actual plight of an employee. It wasn’t in her usual policy to do their work for them, but she saw the pain in his face and fatigue in his eyes. There was no way he’d be able to bring those art supplies all the way up to the third floor without passing out or getting sick...
After aggressively convincing him to go sit down somewhere before he blacked out, she carried off the supplies on a dolly. Four, no, five boxes of whatever surely would be enough to satisfy a normal school’s art class for a whole year.
Of course, this school was anything but normal.
She and the delivery made it in one piece to the classroom. There was someone else in there, but she seemed to be preoccupied with her own project. Or whatever she was doing. Yako wheeled the dolly in to the supply closet and payed her no mind, only to JUST now realize she had forgotten to ask something important.
Was she supposed to open the boxes and put them out or what...? She exhaled in frustration and turned around to ask the only person she could’ve thought to ask.
“Oi, would you know what I’m supposed to do with—woah. .... did ya make that all by yourself?” she asked, forgetting her manners and her task. Yako moves out from the supply closet’s doorway to get a closer look at the work of art.