and it turns out to be unexpectedly filled with wasabi and burns through your flesh.
and that's because they prefer locusts and crickets instead.
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and it turns out to be unexpectedly filled with wasabi and burns through your flesh.
and that's because they prefer locusts and crickets instead.
- Hello. Tickets to Helles?... That's unlikely. You can only enter that country with a permit issued by their government, and there are no regular flights there. They are not very welcoming to foreigners and tourists...
- I just assumed... It seemed like a reasonable idea... - the priestess-scholar mumbled, embarrassed. - And I asked about the coat for a specific reason. Do those who suffer from your "hobby" at least get a chance to breathe freely in winter? After all, you can't hide from the truth, and they spend all day at home anyway. Unless... you... - she decided not to finish the sentence.
- That's... an interesting metaphor. Just as onigiri can have different fillings, so too can a priest's head be filled with specific ideas. And sometimes, you bite into a "priest," and he turns out to be unexpectedly filled with wasabi and burns your flesh through and through. Yes, perhaps that's a fitting comparison, - she glanced around, trying not to see the local abbot. - Steak? Expected, haha, - the priestess-food critic smiled. - Uh, I mean, someone once told me that the best cooks are women because men can only cook a piece of meat, and even then, they burn it to a crisp. Who was that? I can't remember; the magnetic field is interfering. Maybe it was me. Anyway, steak is not bad, although it's a bit heavy for me. You know, I've heard rumors about sectarians - ordinary people, not some monsters or exotic buruaks, who don't eat meat, but not because they're poor, but because they prefer locusts and crickets instead. Amazing. And water - in my opinion, it's acceptable, but readers might not find it interesting. So, if there's anything else, feel free to mention it.
- What else was left?
- It's sad...
- And where do they go then? There are no flights to Zimivia yet, right?
- There aren't any in Zimyvia, but if you're interested in international destinations, we currently have the following options: Islands, Calcite, Aiskir, Riedel.
I'm just looking at the schedule, so just say you're too lazy to do it...
- And are your prices roughly the same as they were in July? Or have they changed?
- Roughly, yes. A ticket to Barsina will cost you 500 rems, to the Islands from 500 to 800, to Aiskir and Riedel 600.