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fandomhighdorms2008-09-14 05:20 pm
Third Floor Common Room, Sunday Evening
Technically speaking, Firekeeper knew how to cook. Of course, her idea of 'cooking' involved grilling meat over a fire for as little time as possible, something that wasn't exactly possible indoors.
She'd seen others get food from the cupboards in the small kitchen area in the common room before, though. The only problem was that almost none of it was any sort of food she was familiar with. Well, there had been the fermented-grains drink she'd used to try and entice the skunk away from Jan, but she wasn't touching that.
She was investigating just about everything else, though, which is why there was a table in the common room spread with an array of snack foods, and a very curious wolf-girl thoughtfully nibbling away.
Blind Seer wasn't so much interested in the food as he was Firekeeper's various reactions to it, and was sprawled on a couch where he could watch.
[ooc: open like a room that is common!]
She'd seen others get food from the cupboards in the small kitchen area in the common room before, though. The only problem was that almost none of it was any sort of food she was familiar with. Well, there had been the fermented-grains drink she'd used to try and entice the skunk away from Jan, but she wasn't touching that.
She was investigating just about everything else, though, which is why there was a table in the common room spread with an array of snack foods, and a very curious wolf-girl thoughtfully nibbling away.
Blind Seer wasn't so much interested in the food as he was Firekeeper's various reactions to it, and was sprawled on a couch where he could watch.
[ooc: open like a room that is common!]

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Still, her "Hello, what are you eating?" was a little tentative.
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Prince Oscar Pedro's already buggy eyes widened as soon as he crossed the threshold and saw the wolf spread out on the couch and promptly turned tail, in as dignified a manner as possible, and headed back the way he came. Chad, confused, looked back toward the hall after his cat, but decided that, whatever it was, maybe Prince Oscar Pedro wasn't feeling socialable after his nap. He shrugged, and continued as he was.
"Are you having a snack party in here, or something?" he had to ask, noting all of the food.
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Although Chad was thinking that he could easily put it all away himself, but he had a lot of himself to feed.
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"Wow, that's quite a spread," he smiled brightly.
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What? She showed up in class with a WOLF. Of COURSE Sokka remembered her name.
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From the couch came an amused snort, resulting in a glare in the wolf's direction that one might translate as 'stop laughing'.
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