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He explained, shoving all 10 sticks into his mouth.
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He explained, shoving all 10 sticks into his mouth.
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1800 rems wasted. 😐






[/spoiler]- Well, that's the truth.
It wasn't Sanex who answered Kline, but one of the customers, who had five dango sticks in his hands.
- Our cuisine is the best in the world, - he explained, stuffing all 10 sticks into his mouth. - Not like those Barbarians.
- Actually, these treats originated on the islands... - Kline's companion dared to object to the man.
- Who cares where they originated! We sell them, right? We sell them! And in some Kree, - burping, the fat man paused for a moment to catch his breath, - in some Kree'dar, you won't find anything like that.
- Good evening. Celesta Wida Asukan, Minister of Development and Culture.
- Hmm? - Erephir Zostmer, who was standing behind her, carefully examined the guest's stomach. - Hmm? Hmm? Hmmm? Isn't piercing prohibited here?
- This is a special accessory that I am allowed to wear for health reasons, so everything is fine.
- I see. I understand... - Zostmer steps back and shows Beata a photo. - And I am also a kind of piercing master. One of my victims.
She takes a deep breath and allows Erefir to speak as if she were her direct superior. If necessary, she will take over the conversation.
—In my opinion, the Barbarians are... —remembering the Imperial sitting next to him, the knight keeps his thought to himself. —With all due respect to my opinion about Margel establishments, let it be known that the national cuisine of Kriedaar is one of the gems of this country, which you will not find now, nor even in the best of times. And do you know why? Because only livestock grazing in clean mountain air on local ecological grass and fruits grown far from civilization's chemicals can produce dishes that truly fill the body and mind with energy. Kriedaar meat, vegetables, soups, delicacies, and wines are not for catering chains, where everything is measured by cooking speed and the number of customers. In each dish, unique in its own way, a piece of sincere soul and home comfort is invested, which cannot be replaced or replicated, even if you were the emperor of humanity or a chef with a skill level of one hundred. So, it is not Kriedaar that is missing out on something, but you in the Empire have unfortunately missed out on many things.