CV - A Missing File

Art for Quest 1
Points for Determinants
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As the rest of the CVs blindly went to the forest to chase after the runaway geese, Conrad went to take a different approach. Suspecting that they couldn't be "normal" in any means, it was best for him to get any sort of research documents from Mahjong about the two of them. Knowing exactly what to expect would make it much easier to devise a foolproof plan to capture them.

Helping in this little game wasn't really at the top of his priority list, as it was Belle whom talked him into it. He felt that he had better things to do with his time on here instead of going on this wild goose hunt. If it was up to him, he would of just let the others deal with it and continue on with his reading.

Conrad was astounded at the state that the office was in when he entered it. There were papers scattered all over the floor and all the desk supplies were in complete disarray. It appeared as if a hurricane went through the room (And as they were on a small island, a tornado wasn't a proper analogy to use for this) Mahjong was there in the center of the room trying to pick up the mess...and constantly failing as the papers she gathered simply fell out of her arms.

After a long hour of assisting Mahjong with picking up most of the files that were strewn all over the room, she allowed him to be able to see the paperwork for the geese, on the condition that he even finds the files in the first place...
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Yeah, I decided to do something slightly different as opposed to the others for this one. Conrad isn't one to rush in blindly without knowing what to expect, thus making more sense for him to try and gather more information about the geese and the experimentation that were done on them before going ahead with a plan.

The background is mostly rushed in this, as I just wanted to get it done with enough time to spare. But I will admit, I absolutely loved doing the detail on the paper stacks. For some reason that ended up being my most favorite part of this piece.