MissingNo
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Guest Quarters, station
In the jungle, any trace of a scent could give him away, and scraps would draw scavengers as well as predators. Cleanliness during and after meals had been essential. Dirt was not "dirty" to him, but scraps and crumbs were. He also had learned to eat every little bit that his stomach could handle; it had been difficult to tell how long it would be before the next trap caught something edible back there.
The pudding was frowned at, but after seeing a spoon stuck in it and noticing a similar utensil being used by Sune, Sukeharu stuck a finger in to test the dish, tasting the bit that clung to the finger after he pulled it away.
Sukeharu just watched Sune, blankly. Attentive, but blankly. Well, at least until the word "family" came up, and moreso when "Mishhu" was mentioned. That earned the Shoi a brief twitch of a frown. The boy didn't seem to keen on the idea those words represented, and it was unlikely he knew that they were being mentioned separately. He heard them said in the same breath, knew what they meant to him, and didn't want anything to do with either (especially not together).Nashoba said:Sune looked at his communicator at the message that had come in from Hanako.
"Well, your food will be here shortly. Meanwhile, there are some people who have agreed to help you for a while. They are a family that we rescued from the Mishhu a few months back. The Knox's will help you until a more permanent situation is worked out...."
The boy's eyes widened as the food was uncovered and quickly grabbed at the chicken. The meat was quickly and neatly cleaned from the bones, the boy ate every bit. Surprisingly, he wasn't messy about it. He even cleaned his fingers with water when he finished (after licking as much as he could from them...kids would be kids).The door chimed, and Sune got up and walked over to it. There was a steward from the wardroom with a cart with several covered plates. He thanked the person and pulled the cart in.
"As I promised, here is your food. I hope you like it, I ordered what the young people on the Bouken liked to eat." He said, with a brief flash of pain.
He positioned the cart next to the small table in the room, lifted one plate off and sat at the table. "There is fried chicken, salad, sliced peaches and chocolate pudding. Help yourself." he said as he picked up a set of utensils and started eating the fried chicken.
In the jungle, any trace of a scent could give him away, and scraps would draw scavengers as well as predators. Cleanliness during and after meals had been essential. Dirt was not "dirty" to him, but scraps and crumbs were. He also had learned to eat every little bit that his stomach could handle; it had been difficult to tell how long it would be before the next trap caught something edible back there.
The pudding was frowned at, but after seeing a spoon stuck in it and noticing a similar utensil being used by Sune, Sukeharu stuck a finger in to test the dish, tasting the bit that clung to the finger after he pulled it away.