Fun fact, I checked Nassau's average given score between the two days. So I can confirm that he was being very slightly more generous today.
Appetisers: 5.18
Mains: 5.42
The results of that day were flipped to the one prior.
"Ah, critics. Can't please them every day." Salpicar remarked.
Niah was conversing more easily with the clan-chef. "It's like someone put a bee in their butter today." The Pearlcatcher laughed.
"Well, except for that Nassau it seems. He's being a tad more generous today."
"I'm surprised."
"First impressions, huh?" Fionne remarked.
"True, but he's also the sort who hates pizza. Who does that?" Niah wasn't about to become the Imperial's biggest fan anytime soon.
Fionne sighed and walked away to find a snack-stall.
As the day's event drew to a close, Latona reminded everyone to clean their workstations.
"Hey Latona! You sounded hungry during all that. Want a flapjack? I made them to keep everyone's energy up during the big cook, and some are going spa-aaare~..." Inima cheerfully approached the event host.
Niah worked at scrubbing the oil out of, well, seemingly everything. Cleaning was a pretty normal concept to anyone who's experienced communal living. Better the grease today than the stains a year later, especially if someone else had to use the space after you. Her ability to knuckle-down and work hard was something the Tundra prided herself, unlike certain flighty individuals.
"Care for some assistance?"
The Tundra looked up to see Ruha picking up a sponge.
"I'd welcome it."
The two worked in companionable silence, broken by small-talk about how to tackle this or that grubby mark.
"You aren't being your brightest." Ruha said without warning. "Your soul-shine. There's something holding you back from gleaming with enthusiasm. It's perfectly alright if the challenge just isn't your cup-"
"No. I keep smelling new things, learning and remembering more. I think I'm growing rather fond of cooking. Food is something we all have in common."
Ruha nodded in agreement. "Yet...?"
Niah sighed. "I know Fionne doesn't want to be around me. We just don't...work. I've made peace with that. She doesn't-" The Tundra grimaced, "-doesn't need to do this. It's just bothering both of us."
"Families can be so troublesome. Perhaps she has been receiving advice from someone..." A few well-meaning busibodies of the clan came to mind.
"Hey, you sure have been working hard!" Inima wandered back, admiring the pair's work. The glimmer of light across the utensils and work-surface made it clear their work was complete.
"I know! Let's hit the markets! Trying on new things is always fun! You too, Fionne!" The Coatl called out to the Tundra wandering around licking a Mather-shaped ice lolly.
"Not always the best of ideas, my dear..." Ruha softly sighed to herself.
"...Sure, it'll be nice to take a break." Niah agreed to the suggestion, avoiding looking at Fionne.
The group found a covered bazaar. Anything from jewellery to spats was on offer.
"Ooh, check this out!" Inima grabbed a toque and a white dress, holding them in front of herself.
"I am proud to announce the grand opening of my bakery! Uhhhh-Bun in the Oven!"
Ruha giggled and joined in, wrapping a scarf around her. "I shall be your first customer, madame, I have been queueing all morning in...anticipation." She giggled once again.
"Now, now! After hours, after hours." The Fire Coatl's crest shivered and she grew warmer. "Come, what other delighters in delicatessen are opening this fine festival day?"
Niah smiled, and went to look for something.
The Tundra started picking up blues. She'd rather contrast with the angry chefs who shouted till they were hoarse. A scarf that wouldn't trail into the food. Some of the humbler garments appealed to the idea that cooking wasn't something exclusive to societal elites. It was something that brought communities, families, together. But the Tundra didn't want something too different to her usual wear, and kept flowers in the outfit. As a reminder of the importance of scent to memory and meal alike.
"Oh! Here! Try these on!" Inima suddenly appeared, thrusting a pair of earrings at the Tundra.
"Ah...alright then."
The dragons searched for the dressing rooms to show their outfits off to one another.
"I welcome you to...Chez Niah!"
Inima and Ruha clapped.
"Your maître d' is ready to take your orders!" Fionne stepped out in an ovalcrown, rainbow starsilks and throwing petals in the air.
Inima clapped again and Ruha simply smiled.
"How...striking." Niah remarked.
"Ahh, shame Fayje isn't with us."
"I believe he mentioned something about obtaining a 'hot whiskey' recipe?" Ruha commented to her mate.
"Ohhh, I see. Wait, finished already, Niah?"
The Tundra was tugging the apron off.
"It's been fun. It has. But I don't really need this...I was starting to think about supper, actually. Any Arcane recommendations. Ruha?"
The party's attention turned to the affairs of the evening, while Fionne crumpled the silks as she discarded them.
Appetisers: 5.18
Mains: 5.42
The results of that day were flipped to the one prior.
"Ah, critics. Can't please them every day." Salpicar remarked.
Niah was conversing more easily with the clan-chef. "It's like someone put a bee in their butter today." The Pearlcatcher laughed.
"Well, except for that Nassau it seems. He's being a tad more generous today."
"I'm surprised."
"First impressions, huh?" Fionne remarked.
"True, but he's also the sort who hates pizza. Who does that?" Niah wasn't about to become the Imperial's biggest fan anytime soon.
Fionne sighed and walked away to find a snack-stall.
As the day's event drew to a close, Latona reminded everyone to clean their workstations.
"Hey Latona! You sounded hungry during all that. Want a flapjack? I made them to keep everyone's energy up during the big cook, and some are going spa-aaare~..." Inima cheerfully approached the event host.
Niah worked at scrubbing the oil out of, well, seemingly everything. Cleaning was a pretty normal concept to anyone who's experienced communal living. Better the grease today than the stains a year later, especially if someone else had to use the space after you. Her ability to knuckle-down and work hard was something the Tundra prided herself, unlike certain flighty individuals.
"Care for some assistance?"
The Tundra looked up to see Ruha picking up a sponge.
"I'd welcome it."
The two worked in companionable silence, broken by small-talk about how to tackle this or that grubby mark.
"You aren't being your brightest." Ruha said without warning. "Your soul-shine. There's something holding you back from gleaming with enthusiasm. It's perfectly alright if the challenge just isn't your cup-"
"No. I keep smelling new things, learning and remembering more. I think I'm growing rather fond of cooking. Food is something we all have in common."
Ruha nodded in agreement. "Yet...?"
Niah sighed. "I know Fionne doesn't want to be around me. We just don't...work. I've made peace with that. She doesn't-" The Tundra grimaced, "-doesn't need to do this. It's just bothering both of us."
"Families can be so troublesome. Perhaps she has been receiving advice from someone..." A few well-meaning busibodies of the clan came to mind.
"Hey, you sure have been working hard!" Inima wandered back, admiring the pair's work. The glimmer of light across the utensils and work-surface made it clear their work was complete.
"I know! Let's hit the markets! Trying on new things is always fun! You too, Fionne!" The Coatl called out to the Tundra wandering around licking a Mather-shaped ice lolly.
"Not always the best of ideas, my dear..." Ruha softly sighed to herself.
"...Sure, it'll be nice to take a break." Niah agreed to the suggestion, avoiding looking at Fionne.
"Ooh, check this out!" Inima grabbed a toque and a white dress, holding them in front of herself.
"I am proud to announce the grand opening of my bakery! Uhhhh-Bun in the Oven!"
Ruha giggled and joined in, wrapping a scarf around her. "I shall be your first customer, madame, I have been queueing all morning in...anticipation." She giggled once again.
"Now, now! After hours, after hours." The Fire Coatl's crest shivered and she grew warmer. "Come, what other delighters in delicatessen are opening this fine festival day?"
Niah smiled, and went to look for something.
The Tundra started picking up blues. She'd rather contrast with the angry chefs who shouted till they were hoarse. A scarf that wouldn't trail into the food. Some of the humbler garments appealed to the idea that cooking wasn't something exclusive to societal elites. It was something that brought communities, families, together. But the Tundra didn't want something too different to her usual wear, and kept flowers in the outfit. As a reminder of the importance of scent to memory and meal alike.
"Oh! Here! Try these on!" Inima suddenly appeared, thrusting a pair of earrings at the Tundra.
"Ah...alright then."
The dragons searched for the dressing rooms to show their outfits off to one another.
Chez Niah
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Inima and Ruha clapped.
"Your maître d' is ready to take your orders!" Fionne stepped out in an ovalcrown, rainbow starsilks and throwing petals in the air.
"How...striking." Niah remarked.
"Ahh, shame Fayje isn't with us."
"I believe he mentioned something about obtaining a 'hot whiskey' recipe?" Ruha commented to her mate.
"Ohhh, I see. Wait, finished already, Niah?"
The Tundra was tugging the apron off.
"It's been fun. It has. But I don't really need this...I was starting to think about supper, actually. Any Arcane recommendations. Ruha?"
The party's attention turned to the affairs of the evening, while Fionne crumpled the silks as she discarded them.