Characters: Members of Conquest
Format: Any
This log is: open
Location: Conquest cafeteria
Summary: It's a mingling post!
Warnings: none
[It's time to eat! What fateful encounters will be had over breakfast cereal?]
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Spoiler: They probably won't be fateful.]
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Yuka winced. It seemed she'd gotten a little too close to one of her lost memories. There was someone who was adorable? She pushed it aside; she was talking to someone after all.
"I don't know... I didn't have to eat back home, so it's really new to me. I've tried different things, but most fertilizer has really strong tastes that I can't take. So I usually stick to this. The staff keeps staring at me and saying things like 'Are you sure you want *that*?' though... It's kind of weird."
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Aria thought for a moment, trying to think of something Yuka might like. "Have you ever tried candy? I haven't had a chance to have any myself, but if I get some, would you like to try it with me?" With a quick thought, Aria realized she never gave her name. "I'm Aria, by the way."
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"Huh? Why wouldn't I call fertilizer food?"
... she'll say something that makes it worse.
"Yuka Kazami. Nice to meet you." She thought back. Candy? Had anyone ever pointed out anything like that to her? "I... don't know? I didn't really pay attention to anything but tea before I came here. I don't know what things are called..."
Yuka considered the situation a bit more. There was something she could suggest that might be good for both of them... but she wasn't sure how to approach it with someone she didn't know.
Finally, she decided to just press on and hope for the best. "... Would you like to vow with me? That way you could eat what you want, and... Maybe you'd be able to help me find more things that I can handle eating. It really would be better if I could get acclimated."
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"Really Yuka? You would do that for me? Fantastic! I would love to be your weapon, Yuka! And I'll definitely help you with find some tasty morsels to eat."
Aria was SO happy, her face lit up in joy!
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"All right... I vow to protect you."
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Aria jumped out of her seat, ran around the table, grabbed Yuka around the shoulders and gave her a giant hug.
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The way Aria had replied made her smile a bit more. She wasn't sure if Aria had picked it up from hearing her and Cirno at the assembly, or if she'd thought of it on her own. But she liked the idea of that philosophy getting around.
"And I grant you your rights," Yuka said, followed by a mutter of "(although I still don't really get that...)"
She should probably give Aria and Cirno notes too, just in case. But she didn't have anything appropriate to write on with her. She'd make sure to take care of that later.
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"Here, try one!" Aria hands Yuka a dumpling, and then immediately places one in her own mouth, savoring the taste of 'real' food.
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She held it up and took a careful sniff. Not too strong, no hint of peaches... Cautiously, she took a nibble.
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"Ah... it's good? I think?" It's going to take more than this for Yuka to be that confident about food in general.
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Yuka thought about Aria's question. She was starting to become more enthusiastic about this whole process. "I wouldn't mind trying something else!"
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Not too sweet, not too bitter...
She smiled. "It's good!"
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"I'm so glad you agree! See? Food can be more than just fertilizer. It can make your day that much better when you can sit with friends and enjoy a meal of well prepared and made foods."
Aria started handing over more pears and dumplings to Yuka's plate.
"Here, have some more. Maybe even try putting some of those pear slices into your porridge. It might make the flavor a little less bland."
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She shrugged, tried putting some of the pear in her porridge, took a bite... and made a sour face. "I think I like these more separate." She kept eating it though. She wasted enough food when she ran into something that she couldn't handle, no sense wasting food she could.