Ehhh, it probably wouldn't be very good if I made it from scratch...I guess I could look for premade at the store. I hear they're carrying more goods than ever now.
[so kakashi leads her to the nearest grocery store, no doubt filling the time with small talk and etc.
once in the store he heads for the soup section, and sure enough there is a small display of various instant ramen flavors. beef, chicken, spicy shrimp, the works.]
[ Sandry can make a conversation out of nowhere so the small talk definitely flowed while they walked.
Once in front of the shelves, Sandry picks up one of the ramen flavors and looks it over before putting it back and picking up a second. They seem unremarkable but she's no expert! ]
Which do you recommend? Is there a better one than others?
[ Hearing that she gives it a little shake and sure enough, can hear a dry rattle inside. ]
Then, let's go pay and bring them back to my house!
[ And so they paid for their food and made their way to Sandry's house.
Once there she unlocks the door and let's him into a simple one bedroom. There's a small kitchen with a pot and pan, and also a kettle. Non-electric, of course. They room they're in has a table with some chairs, and a piece of cloth on the table. The cloth is only about a foot wide and five feet long, with two large blocks, one yellow and one rust colored, with a border of white surrounding each block. It's an awkward shape to be anything particular, but the colored blocks almost seem to ripple when caught from the corner of the eye. There's also a spinning wheel on one side of the room with a stool and covered basket. Overall it's a very simple room.
Sandry immediately begins filling the kettle with water. ]
[kakashi glances around the studio, appreciating the simplicity of it. he likes to keep a simple, clean space himself so the neatness is also appreciated.]
Usually about a cup, I think. Check the back of the package.
I don't have the instant stuff very often. There's this ramen stall my sensei likes to go to after missions, though. So I guess you could say I have it...regularly.
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[ No, he's not, but she's also curious- ]
What's "ramen?"
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It's a noodle dish. Kind of...comfort food.
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Oh, I'd love to try it! We don't have many noodles where I live, but I've had them before on my travels. Can you make it for me?
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[ She really, really wants to try this now. ]
Maybe after we eat cookies we can go look for some!
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[he shrugs, he's not super into instant ramen but he can see how it might be novel for her.]
Sure, I'm about done here anyway.
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What's the difference between it and the real thing?
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[he rises from his seated position as it seems she wants to go right now.]
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You'll have to point out the differences if we find them in the store.
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I'll follow you! Oh I do hope they have it. We can go eat it at my house afterwards.
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once in the store he heads for the soup section, and sure enough there is a small display of various instant ramen flavors. beef, chicken, spicy shrimp, the works.]
So they do have it, after all.
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Once in front of the shelves, Sandry picks up one of the ramen flavors and looks it over before putting it back and picking up a second. They seem unremarkable but she's no expert! ]
Which do you recommend? Is there a better one than others?
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[he shrugs. that might be the most authentic experience?]
I don't think any of them are particularly offensive. Just go with flavors you like.
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Then I'll try beef!
[ She picks up the package and turns it around, examining it. ]
You said it's soup, right? Is the soup inside?
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[hopefully sandry has a kettle.]
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Then, let's go pay and bring them back to my house!
[ And so they paid for their food and made their way to Sandry's house.
Once there she unlocks the door and let's him into a simple one bedroom. There's a small kitchen with a pot and pan, and also a kettle. Non-electric, of course. They room they're in has a table with some chairs, and a piece of cloth on the table. The cloth is only about a foot wide and five feet long, with two large blocks, one yellow and one rust colored, with a border of white surrounding each block. It's an awkward shape to be anything particular, but the colored blocks almost seem to ripple when caught from the corner of the eye. There's also a spinning wheel on one side of the room with a stool and covered basket. Overall it's a very simple room.
Sandry immediately begins filling the kettle with water. ]
How much water will we need?
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Usually about a cup, I think. Check the back of the package.
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It says... "fill to line inside."
[ She opens the package, examining the inside carefully. ]
Oh, I see.
[ She goes back to the kettle and looks inside, decides there's enough water, and sets it on a lit burner on the stove. ]
I'm quite excited! Do you eat this often?
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That sounds like a lovely tradition. Could you tell me about your sensei?
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[honestly that's probably not the kind of thing sandry was hoping for in a description but of course that's kakashi's priorities on show.]
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He sounds incredible! How often do you go on missions together? Do you have any fellow students?
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[he sniffs, as though he's going to argue whether he's a "student" or not, but ultimately he decides to let it go. he is an apprentice, after all.]
I have two teammates. They're not as highly ranked as me but we work together well enough.
i'm so sorry for the long wait, i had a work trip 🙏
I'm glad you have teammates. It's important to have companions! I learned with three other mages and we grew to be siblings.
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