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Yun Lao
Having washed his hands of the situation, Charco was now... washing his hands? Well, he had to make sure he was prepped to cook, after all. With an array of meat and ingredients on the counter, he began by preheating the cast iron skillet, giving him some time to examine his other options.
"What is this? Soup? Seems weird..." Examining it, he couldn't help but feel like something was up with it, but in the end, he shrugged it off. He could use it as a side dish, along with the rice. Placing it aside, he began his cooking, his good continuing on as he begun singing softly to himself.
"Tanshoku no daichi asa de mo kurai.
Haritsumeta taiki Narabu hyōkai.
Migi ni narae sō oshierarete.
Nita yō na shiawase Kizukeba kokyū made kōritsuku."
Most of his experience with the other language his grandmother spoke, supposedly an older dialect of the region, had been through the various songs and adages she'd often sing or use throughout the years. He'd rarely used them, if only because the songs ending up being major earworms. Still, he was willing to risk the song repeating endlessly in his head for now.
"Koko wa buatsui kōri no man’naka.
Itsu kara ka tozashita kokoro no kara.
Kitai o tsumekomu atsu ga ranhansha.
Kodō ga onore ni toitadasu."
Although he knew he was no Zaofan, but Charco always thought of himself as a pretty decent chef. He could sweat his vegetables, he could season properly, and above all, he knew how to cook meat, as he would prove as he begun searing one of the various steaks he had lined up, filling the air with its savory scent.
"Sobieru kyōdai na kabe, Koeru no wa dare no tame.
Oh Oh Oh Oh jibun o mezashite.
Arifureta seikai yori Hitotsu dake no kotae oi.
Oh Oh Oh Oh erabu no wa hoka no.
Dare de mo nai no sa, Koko ni shika nai mirai e."
Popping open the rice cooker, he quickly scooped out a bowl and placed it aside, followed by a bowl of that mysterious soup. Next came a platter dish piled with meat and vegetables which would have normally fed a party, but his hunger was nowhere near normal. Carrying his dish to a nearby table, he began eating, his gaze occasionally resting on the soup as he began debating on whether or not to try it.