( Meanwhile Annie just thinks, this person's chatty. Not a negative or a positive, simply observed. )
Your assumption's correct. I was heating one up in the oven the other day.
Falin Touden, I'm Annie Leonhart. I'll take the jam in trade. Preserved foods are always valuable.
( Annie does not want to ask why there were Sentient Peach Monsters, but also thinks it's no more weird to eat a jam made out of their remains than eat anything else you hunt, so... )
I'm currently at the apartments if now is a decent time.
Please, call me Falin! And yes, absolutely; if you just give me an apartment number, I can be right there!
[ And that is exactly what she does once Annie tells her where to meet her — she shows up, cradling a large jar of chunky, orange-coloured jam, labelled in neat handwriting: “Sentient Peach Monster, 1st summer”. ]
Hi! Annie, right? I wasn’t sure which jar you’d like, so I took the biggest!
( Annie actually has the pie in hand as well, and given it's a whole dang pie, balances it and answers the door to see Falin, now in the flesh versus on messages. Her eyes drop to the large jar with its label, but orange is...
... Okay, if she thinks hard, there are reasons it'd be unpleasant. Annie doesn't let herself think on it at all. )
... Smaller would have been fine, but thank you.
( There's no easy way to do this exchange of Large Objects at the door, so Annie steps back and glances toward the kitchen area. )
Come in. ( Making the pie lift a little: ) This one's for you.
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Your assumption's correct. I was heating one up in the oven the other day.
Falin Touden, I'm Annie Leonhart. I'll take the jam in trade. Preserved foods are always valuable.
( Annie does not want to ask why there were Sentient Peach Monsters, but also thinks it's no more weird to eat a jam made out of their remains than eat anything else you hunt, so... )
I'm currently at the apartments if now is a decent time.
no subject
[ And that is exactly what she does once Annie tells her where to meet her — she shows up, cradling a large jar of chunky, orange-coloured jam, labelled in neat handwriting: “Sentient Peach Monster, 1st summer”. ]
Hi! Annie, right? I wasn’t sure which jar you’d like, so I took the biggest!
no subject
... Okay, if she thinks hard, there are reasons it'd be unpleasant. Annie doesn't let herself think on it at all. )
... Smaller would have been fine, but thank you.
( There's no easy way to do this exchange of Large Objects at the door, so Annie steps back and glances toward the kitchen area. )
Come in. ( Making the pie lift a little: ) This one's for you.