Oh it's good! You make a regular omelette and it's filled with fried rice with ketchup on top, traditionally. It's one of the only non-fish dishes we have...let me see if I can get the simulation to get us some. Have a seat!
[pick a table, yuri, she's going to scuttle off toward the kitchen.]
Oh, you get to say no if you don't want to? [ there was probably something a little angry and concerned brewing up there because i keep forgetting it's emotion share week. but it quietens down at the implication it's not a someone pays and you have to do it sort of deal.
huh. wild. ]
... Right. [ he'll take a bite. does it taste of anything? ]
Literally homemade instead of shop made? There's something different about cooking for yourself versus eating at an inn, that's for sure.
[ he pulls a face. ] You can do things because you have to, or know what you're signing up for and still be unhappy when other people do it too, Little-A.
...I know. [she knows yuri's background enough to know where he's coming from.] I promise I'm okay and I'm only doing stuff I want to do and that I'll only do other stuff when I'm ready for it.
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[pick a table, yuri, she's going to scuttle off toward the kitchen.]
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Tada! Check it out. Just like this.
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-- Oh, I like the art.
[ tada! ]
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...there's a service some people pay for, too, that involved being fed by the mermaids.
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That sounds oddly specific. [ like an oddly specific KINK ]
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Do I want to know about the eel sucking option, Little-A?
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Huh.
That's. Something.
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Try the food! I wanna see if it actually tastes like anything.
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Oh, you get to say no if you don't want to? [ there was probably something a little angry and concerned brewing up there because i keep forgetting it's emotion share week. but it quietens down at the implication it's not a someone pays and you have to do it sort of deal.
huh. wild. ]
... Right. [ he'll take a bite. does it taste of anything? ]
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[the omurice is a simulation so it won't fill him up or anything, but it does at least taste pretty good.]
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It tastes pretty nice. I don't really have something to compare it too though, but... you said this was really popular? [ he can see why ]
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You should be able to opt out of that shit any time. But it's complicated when it's work related.
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[she shrugs.] We know what we're signing up for when we start working, you know? It's okay.
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[ he pulls a face. ] You can do things because you have to, or know what you're signing up for and still be unhappy when other people do it too, Little-A.
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I knooow. I told you, I don't work there anymore. But some of my friends still do.
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Good. For you at least.
[ it's clearly something he feels strongly about. ]
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Are you really that worried for me?
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...
This is getting a bit too parental for my liking.
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