Henry and Davalia had a good meal, starting with rabbit soup and then moving on to cutlets with mashed potatoes.
Quen, on the other hand, was very pleased. For once, he stopped sulking and thought to himself: "No, Henry, you're wrong. You've never eaten anything like this. The rabbit meat is very tender, much better than the chicken you're used to, although it's similar in some ways. The mashed potatoes, I think, are made with milk, and the texture is very soft. As a spirit, I mainly perceive textures, and even that is difficult, and my sense of taste is very dull... But all my efforts today are more than worth it; this is a very good meal. Tell those people to thank them for me."
-- Thank you, it was very tasty, -- Henry didn't argue, even though he didn't agree with this assessment.
What time is it now? Do we have a chance to pick up the remaining unemployed (Joe, Rada) and head to Viden before it gets late?