Amane Kawanokami | 川ノ神 天峰 | 80H (
voreaciously) wrote in
auroraexpress2019-05-28 01:08 am
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Who: 80H and you! Eat, drink, and be merry! It's a mingle.
When: Day 25, afternoon
Where: The Lounge
In Jasmine
[Within Jasmine's tremendous new kitchen is a flurry of activity, a storm of leashed chaos, and in the eye stands 80H, cooking and baking up a storm.
Ever prepared, however, she's cooked meals for the rest of the car so they do not have to worry about fending for themselves while she's taken over the space. It's all neatly labeled and delicious. She starts early evening and if you come down for a midnight snack or glass of water, she's still at it. Different times of day warrant different aromas. Savoury, sweet, herbal, blends of lavender and vanilla, citrus and cloves.
And the warmth.
It feels nice in here from all the baking, not oppressively hot, but looking at her, it's difficult to tell if she feels any of it at all. She seems like an icy singularity, divorced from her own reality even she carefully, delicately makes mille-feuille for it.]
In the Lounge
[80H is not in her uniform (shut up, Crow, it's still fucking legit) for the most part, instead wearing Jasmine's sweeping skirt, bunched top, and sandals, though she keeps her blindfold, tied in a bow at the side of her head with ribbons. Blue, silver, purple.
Marigold.
She wheels out a long cart made of crystal covered by a light blue tablecloth that dips oscillates between transparency and translucency, fading into nothingness at the edges. It reflects prismatic colours in crystalline shapes, but despite the edges of the reflections, it looks light as air and soft as silk.
Upon it sit myriad desserts on plates of various sizes, though many are single serve. They, too, are crystalline and clear, delicately shaped, but belying sturdiness. Creme brulee torched to perfection, tarts of all kinds, mille-feuille, delicately baked, round cheesecakes with a thick drizzle made of native berries, mousse made with the same, and thin biscuits dipped in dark chocolate and marbled with white.
In various crystal pots are tea. She would have liked to have more, but there's a fair selection all the same. The pots are transparent and so the colours are immediately visible and she's taken care to arrange them in a most pleasing away along the table.]
I would humbly suggest you try something.
[She will say this to anyone and everyone, and if she is not stopped, she will stand well away, but present.]
When: Day 25, afternoon
Where: The Lounge
In Jasmine
[Within Jasmine's tremendous new kitchen is a flurry of activity, a storm of leashed chaos, and in the eye stands 80H, cooking and baking up a storm.
Ever prepared, however, she's cooked meals for the rest of the car so they do not have to worry about fending for themselves while she's taken over the space. It's all neatly labeled and delicious. She starts early evening and if you come down for a midnight snack or glass of water, she's still at it. Different times of day warrant different aromas. Savoury, sweet, herbal, blends of lavender and vanilla, citrus and cloves.
And the warmth.
It feels nice in here from all the baking, not oppressively hot, but looking at her, it's difficult to tell if she feels any of it at all. She seems like an icy singularity, divorced from her own reality even she carefully, delicately makes mille-feuille for it.]
In the Lounge
[80H is not in her uniform (shut up, Crow, it's still fucking legit) for the most part, instead wearing Jasmine's sweeping skirt, bunched top, and sandals, though she keeps her blindfold, tied in a bow at the side of her head with ribbons. Blue, silver, purple.
Marigold.
She wheels out a long cart made of crystal covered by a light blue tablecloth that dips oscillates between transparency and translucency, fading into nothingness at the edges. It reflects prismatic colours in crystalline shapes, but despite the edges of the reflections, it looks light as air and soft as silk.
Upon it sit myriad desserts on plates of various sizes, though many are single serve. They, too, are crystalline and clear, delicately shaped, but belying sturdiness. Creme brulee torched to perfection, tarts of all kinds, mille-feuille, delicately baked, round cheesecakes with a thick drizzle made of native berries, mousse made with the same, and thin biscuits dipped in dark chocolate and marbled with white.
In various crystal pots are tea. She would have liked to have more, but there's a fair selection all the same. The pots are transparent and so the colours are immediately visible and she's taken care to arrange them in a most pleasing away along the table.]
I would humbly suggest you try something.
[She will say this to anyone and everyone, and if she is not stopped, she will stand well away, but present.]

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[She sounds uncertain, but you know, she's asking, she may be willing to concede the point.]
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[ He waves around a bite of cheesecake. ]
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[she's focusing on that because her face is pink and she doesn't want to think about all that blunt kindness, thanks.]
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...Not at all.
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Crow is not an idiot.
She likes that about him, but it's honestly inconvenient at times, too. She cannot tell him what he wants to hear easily, he will know she is lying, but she needs to have a care in her honesty, too. He does not want to know anything about her that does not serve his needs or purposes and she is fine with that.]
I would not, no, but I cannot...seem to please people who deserve it most. Can I truly call myself competent in that case?
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....I'd say that just means there's room to improve. But isn't there always? I know I'm good at fighting, but I'm not the best ever-- maybe not even the best on this train. That doesn't mean I'm not good at it. I'd say it's the same here, too.
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just not the one you are thinking.]
My apologies and thank you.
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There's nothing to apologize for.
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It is not exactly pleasant afternoon tea discussion.
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What are we gonna discuss, the weather?
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[Sure why not. Hard to tell if she is joking or not.]
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[bias? nah.]
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Someone sounds biased~ ♪♫
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Water is still the best one.
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[ He sounds amused. ]
Well, I'm pretty fond of it myself.
lmk if this is okay
[But he mentions his fondness and she brightens, very visibly.]
Yes! I have noticed something...not you, but on you. That ARCUS, it was called, no?
DEFINITELY OKAY
[ That's why it's not a fact? But he nods at what whe says next. ]
Yeah, my ARCUS-- water's one of my main elements.
[ He pulls it out and opens it up. ]
YAY
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congrats on using the icon
it's gonna get so much use
ill bet
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IT'S NOT AS DRAMATIC AS THIS ICON
THAT'S A NICE, DRAMATIC ICON
SHE'S TRYING SO HARD NOT TO LAUGH
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SPARKS PURCHASE so i can find and note it later
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