@pointlessfatuus ( her head quickly whipped towards arlecchino’s direction, eyebrows furrowing in confusion. )
why is that…? is something wrong? i think your dish is well made so why?
@HEARTHSHOUSE ( the pout was immediately replaced by a soft smile, fingers quickly intertwining as she lean to nuzzle against the taller harbinger. )
a kiss would suffice.
@pointlessfatuus a quarrel, huh? interesting. well, children fighting over petty things will always be amusing.
( a soft chuckle before putting the spoon down gently, exhaling. )
you were able to catch /that/ taste that it almost brought me to tears. you’re a wonderful cook.
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@cicincutie technically they’re mascots, yes. but they also have this thing called endoskeleton which, uh, provides support on the said mascots when not worn by humans. do you get it?
( she asks, shifting closer. )
@pointlessfatuus then maybe we should host a cooking competition within the fatui. what do you think?
( she grins coyly, taking another spoonful of the said food. )
it’s… it’s really good. i can remember the taste of my homel— of fontaine. nostalgic, as i anyone would say.
@cicincutie the thing that made this restaurant chain special was their “animatronic” wait staff and entertainment. Originally, they were unable to create animatronics.
@cicincutie // omg cuties
( she nods, still explaining the said lore. )
The two men opened the original restaurant and its several rebrandings as co-owners. Their restaurant’s concept was to create a special place for children’s birthday parties. While mostly serving pizza and cake,