[kaeya chuckles, flustering a little at the enthusiastic praise.]
Ah- if only you could have had it in my home world. I had to make do here, but usually the chicken is marinated in an exquisite wine that is unparalleled by any other.
[he takes his own skewer and bites into a mushroom.]
But I'm glad you like it. [a little softer-] It's also thanks for taking care of me during ah. Rough times.
[adorable, kaeya deserves to be flustered (and praised!) far more often.
rather than keep kaeya's other hand captive, sizhui takes the skewer he's already eaten off of, holds it carefully between his fingers and brings his other hand around so he doesn't make too much of a mess when he goes for a mushroom of his own.
of course, there are more pleased-sounding noises as he chews that up too, but once he's finished, he remarks,] Perhaps, with a few stamps, you might be able to request the wine? [and as for the rough times...] I don't mind, Kaeya, you're my friend and I'll always do anything I can to help. [pause, his expression softens somewhat, but there's still clear fondness in the quirk of his lips.] Even if it means staying with you in an ice cavern for a few days.
[kaeya takes humor in his fuckups at least, so he laughs.]
Sometimes I worry that you're much too trusting. And yet- you've managed to survive so far, if we don't take into account why we're even here. So maybe you're onto something. Maybe being too cynical actually weighs you down in life.
[kaeya's made plenty!!! mostly for sizhui to eat as much as he likes.]
[which is good, because if you can't laugh at yourself, who can you laugh at?]
Ah... [sizhui trails off, considering, taking another piece of food off his skewer and eating while he thinks. sure, he's been told this many times before; it's not all that surprising, given the circumstances and how he normally handles things by taking them in stride, yet there have been moments where he's wondered if he is too naïve.
lucky for him, he has more than enough wisdom and worldliness to make up for what he lacks in other experiences, and what he doesn't have there, he makes up for in skills he uses to protect himself.]
It's true, there's something to be said about living life with a pessimistic point of view... but I must admit, I do try and see the best in people, no matter what they've done during their lifetime. [there are exceptions, of course, but even then, sizhui still hopes people can change for the better.]
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Ah- if only you could have had it in my home world. I had to make do here, but usually the chicken is marinated in an exquisite wine that is unparalleled by any other.
[he takes his own skewer and bites into a mushroom.]
But I'm glad you like it. [a little softer-] It's also thanks for taking care of me during ah. Rough times.
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rather than keep kaeya's other hand captive, sizhui takes the skewer he's already eaten off of, holds it carefully between his fingers and brings his other hand around so he doesn't make too much of a mess when he goes for a mushroom of his own.
of course, there are more pleased-sounding noises as he chews that up too, but once he's finished, he remarks,] Perhaps, with a few stamps, you might be able to request the wine? [and as for the rough times...] I don't mind, Kaeya, you're my friend and I'll always do anything I can to help. [pause, his expression softens somewhat, but there's still clear fondness in the quirk of his lips.] Even if it means staying with you in an ice cavern for a few days.
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Sometimes I worry that you're much too trusting. And yet- you've managed to survive so far, if we don't take into account why we're even here. So maybe you're onto something. Maybe being too cynical actually weighs you down in life.
[kaeya's made plenty!!! mostly for sizhui to eat as much as he likes.]
Maybe you've got it right.
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Ah... [sizhui trails off, considering, taking another piece of food off his skewer and eating while he thinks. sure, he's been told this many times before; it's not all that surprising, given the circumstances and how he normally handles things by taking them in stride, yet there have been moments where he's wondered if he is too naïve.
lucky for him, he has more than enough wisdom and worldliness to make up for what he lacks in other experiences, and what he doesn't have there, he makes up for in skills he uses to protect himself.]
It's true, there's something to be said about living life with a pessimistic point of view... but I must admit, I do try and see the best in people, no matter what they've done during their lifetime. [there are exceptions, of course, but even then, sizhui still hopes people can change for the better.]