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"But where did these rumors come from that I love to eat?! It only happened once!!!" - I've never baked pies, but I can cook simple dishes. And yes, I understand it's strange to be proud of the fact that I can fry an omelet or cook porridge, but believe me, I thought it was strange too until I met Beata..." - Guyon chuckled. - Kneading dough doesn't sound that difficult, I think I can handle it. And if it goes well, we can make several batches of pies with different fillings. Harpy meat is delicious, of course, but mammoth meat is also good, and we can make some with cabbage, or sweet ones, with some kind of fruit..."
— That's a perfectly normal reason to be proud of, Guyon. I believe that a person should be self-sufficient, just in case. You never know how life will turn out and what skills will be needed, but at least you'll be able to earn a living through honest work and take care of yourself and your loved ones. As for the fillings," - Alaria glanced around the kitchen, which was filled with ingredients and bowls, - "we'll need a separate container for each filling. And a separate plate. I think we can afford one extra variety, I would personally prefer cabbage, but no more. And experiments with mammoths and the rest should be left for next time. We'll have time for that. We're not going to eat only pies all day, are we?" - the girl looked worriedly at the swordsman