- Perhaps time itself, or its perception, is distorted in Farrellia. If this is the starting point of human civilization, born from divine will and undergoing minimal changes over millennia, then such a thing is quite possible. Besides, there is probably a strong magnetic field here due to the landscape and deposits of heavy ore," she said, voicing this progressive scientific theory, which had no analogues until now, and shook her head, moving on to the next topic. "You're right, I won't praise you. I doubt you attack the poor, those who have nothing left, but it's still wrong. However, human laws don't interest me, and no one can hide from divine ones. And do you wear a white coat in winter?.."
- You and your teacher probably wouldn't approve, but I prefer simple and proven food with a minimum of ingredients, and there is nothing better than onigiri. It's easy to make, easy to store and carry on a hike, it nourishes the body and soul, and you can find it on the table of both the poor and the rich. Its history goes back tens of thousands of years, and I hope it will never end. To be honest, before coming here, I hadn't tasted anything elaborate for a long time. The same goes for drinks, and you can guess that it's tea. Green, ha-ha, get the joke? But "tears" from emerald are also good.
- So, does that mean my favorite should be black tea? Your onigiri is like a priest... E-e, an official representative of any faith in general, not necessarily local. It can also be found in the home of both a peasant and a king; it sometimes goes on hikes and nourishes the souls of those in need with its prayers and speeches. And they have existed since ancient times. That's the comparison. My favorites will be boar or deer steak and water. Sometimes the best thing is the simplest. If you live far from civilization, especially where it is impossible to grow anything, then taste receptors will adjust accordingly, and little will seem tastier. And from the point of view of energy, little can compare with a good piece of meat. By the way... Is water considered a drink or not?