Who: Marie and others! When: Throughout Ieneuer Where: mostly in Aefenglom but possibly in Dorchacht too What: a catchall! message me through any means and i will set up a prompt Warnings: none for now
[Marie’s flour, butter, sugar, spices and dried fruit that have been left over after her Modranicht baking have all been prepared and laid out on the table in the kitchen of together with some cooking equipment. All was ready to welcome her guest! Almost time for her to arrive, huh.
Well, of course last time she was baking, she had guidance of someone more experienced in cooking than she was. There was no going around the fact that she never had to learn how to cook before her arrival in Aefenglom. Nothing but practice could change that.
Come to think of it, it was the same for Corrin, wasn’t it? She also came from a royal family and because of that, she never had to cook for herself. Even if royal titles did not matter anymore in Aefenglom, they will still be two royals attempting something royals are typically bad at.
But it will be okay! It will be fun! Marie did this before with help, she will be able to manage it without help as well!]
[Corrin was a bit late, as while she hadn't technically gotten lost she had gotten distracted a few times by things she had passed. Because she had the attention span of a mayfly half the time. STILL, She had made it!]
[She hesitated on the doorway for a moment. Knocking on strangers doors was still a bit weird to her, and she kept telling herself it was fine but part of her always thought it wasn't. Still, she'd come all this way and it was fine. Probably.]
[So finally she reached up and rapped her knuckles lightly on the door, leaning up on her bare tiptoes to peer through the window to see if she could see someone approaching.]
[There’s a sound of footsteps, sometimes going quiet - as if someone had wings and was actively using them to speed up getting to the door. No later than in two minutes the door opens with a creaking sound and a familiar face greets Corrin]
Hello! I see you did not have any trouble with finding the place? Please come in!
[Marie opens the door more and makes an inviting gesture]
As you wish! [Marie nods and disappears in the kitchen for a second just to reappear with a glass of water in her hand. She smiles and hands it to Corrin]
Thank you! I cannot take credit for everything, since Scathach and Zelda were so nice to invite me to stay with them here when I first arrived in Aefenglom. I have done my part to keep it nice though.
[She smiles. Many of the decorations in the house have been her idea.]
So, have you ever cooked before? Anything counts!
[Corrin has at least... boiled water before, right?]
[Corrin accepted the glass with a little nod of her head, taking a sip just as Marie asked that question. She blushed a bit sipping longer to give herself a moment to collect herself before she lowered the glass.]
That should be enough! Come on, cooking cannot be that hard. It’s just a matter of combining the right ingredients! I managed to make these cookies once, I can do it twice!
[Marie’s misconceptions about cooking were about to be exposed]
[Marie is already mixing the ingredients in a big bowl she grabbed from the cupboard. Flour, butter, sugar... what do you mean she should be careful about proportions or it will not turn out well? The more, the better, right?]
Corrin, is there anything else you think should go here?
@ Corrin, early Ieneuer, Marie’s house
Well, of course last time she was baking, she had guidance of someone more experienced in cooking than she was. There was no going around the fact that she never had to learn how to cook before her arrival in Aefenglom. Nothing but practice could change that.
Come to think of it, it was the same for Corrin, wasn’t it? She also came from a royal family and because of that, she never had to cook for herself. Even if royal titles did not matter anymore in Aefenglom, they will still be two royals attempting something royals are typically bad at.
But it will be okay! It will be fun! Marie did this before with help, she will be able to manage it without help as well!]
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[She hesitated on the doorway for a moment. Knocking on strangers doors was still a bit weird to her, and she kept telling herself it was fine but part of her always thought it wasn't. Still, she'd come all this way and it was fine.
Probably.][So finally she reached up and rapped her knuckles lightly on the door, leaning up on her bare tiptoes to peer through the window to see if she could see someone approaching.]
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Hello! I see you did not have any trouble with finding the place? Please come in!
[Marie opens the door more and makes an inviting gesture]
Would you like something to drink first?
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[She agreed with a bright smile even as she moved to follow her inside, red eyes scanning the house as she went.]
Oh, water would be fine.
[Her hands folded behind her back, bare toes curling against the floor as a faint sign of anxiety.]
You have a very nice home.
[That was the right thing to say, right? She was kind of new at...visiting.]
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Thank you! I cannot take credit for everything, since Scathach and Zelda were so nice to invite me to stay with them here when I first arrived in Aefenglom. I have done my part to keep it nice though.
[She smiles. Many of the decorations in the house have been her idea.]
So, have you ever cooked before? Anything counts!
[Corrin has at least... boiled water before, right?]
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Uhm.
[She smiled sheepishly.]
I've made...toast?
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That should be enough! Come on, cooking cannot be that hard. It’s just a matter of combining the right ingredients! I managed to make these cookies once, I can do it twice!
[Marie’s misconceptions about cooking were about to be exposed]
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Hey, the worse thing that can happen is we throw it away, right?
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Corrin, is there anything else you think should go here?
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Uh...chocolate?
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[And into the bowl goes the chocolate. And almonds and a handful of dried fruit!]
Let’s see, if i remember correctly... We should roll the dough and cut out the shapes! Or do we skip this part? What do you think?