Oh my. And that is the kindest thing anyone has said since I got here.
[Aira isn't wrong, though. ...On both counts, even if Shu doesn't usually care to boast of her physical attributes. Rising from her seat, she ushers the girl towards the buffet table set out with food, which by this point in time, might have cooled considerably at room temperature. But what is the point in being a pseudo-goddess if you can't occasionally alter reality to keep your feast at piping hot temperatures?]
If you will excuse my nosy impertinence... I believe you are from a place called Japan? [That was the language she had seen in her visions of the future.] I only recently learned of the country from a Corsair named Oki. In my world, we have a country called Higashi that seems to be a parallel. In the same vein, your world has a place called China, I believe? My home of Yan and Higashi are neighbors, much as China and Japan are.
I say this because we might share some traditions. In Yan, we eat fish, noodles, dumplings, and soup in celebration of the coming year.
[Everything looks delectable, although a significant portion of it has already been taken by other guests.]
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[Aira isn't wrong, though. ...On both counts, even if Shu doesn't usually care to boast of her physical attributes. Rising from her seat, she ushers the girl towards the buffet table set out with food, which by this point in time, might have cooled considerably at room temperature. But what is the point in being a pseudo-goddess if you can't occasionally alter reality to keep your feast at piping hot temperatures?]
If you will excuse my nosy impertinence... I believe you are from a place called Japan? [That was the language she had seen in her visions of the future.] I only recently learned of the country from a Corsair named Oki. In my world, we have a country called Higashi that seems to be a parallel. In the same vein, your world has a place called China, I believe? My home of Yan and Higashi are neighbors, much as China and Japan are.
I say this because we might share some traditions. In Yan, we eat fish, noodles, dumplings, and soup in celebration of the coming year.
[Everything looks delectable, although a significant portion of it has already been taken by other guests.]