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I couldn't really put it much plainer
Who: Ignis Scientia & Little One
What: Meeting up
Where: On the train, in the dining carriage
When: After the train shaking event is over
After the events of the train had died down, Ignis had made sure he healed whatever passengers he came across. And after that business then he went back to the other place that mattered the most to him besides his room which was of course the dining carriage.
Everything was everywhere and he knew he had a long hard night ahead of him trying to put everything back to the way it had been before. Precious things like herbs and spices had been scattered everywhere and they would need to be repurchased whenever the train stopped again. This didn't even mention the broken glass that seemed to be everywhere now.
With a sigh, Ignis first made himself some coffee, which luckily that had survived. His green eyes surveyed the mess, andhe stood there with the coffee cup in hand, mentally cataloguing where to start. But then he got down on his hands and knees and began to clean glass and whatever else was broken and scattered. As he worked though, the advisor thought he heard footsteps, so he pushed his glasses up with his fingers and turned to see who was here now with him.
What: Meeting up
Where: On the train, in the dining carriage
When: After the train shaking event is over
After the events of the train had died down, Ignis had made sure he healed whatever passengers he came across. And after that business then he went back to the other place that mattered the most to him besides his room which was of course the dining carriage.
Everything was everywhere and he knew he had a long hard night ahead of him trying to put everything back to the way it had been before. Precious things like herbs and spices had been scattered everywhere and they would need to be repurchased whenever the train stopped again. This didn't even mention the broken glass that seemed to be everywhere now.
With a sigh, Ignis first made himself some coffee, which luckily that had survived. His green eyes surveyed the mess, andhe stood there with the coffee cup in hand, mentally cataloguing where to start. But then he got down on his hands and knees and began to clean glass and whatever else was broken and scattered. As he worked though, the advisor thought he heard footsteps, so he pushed his glasses up with his fingers and turned to see who was here now with him.
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So he nodded at her. "Sweet are the fruits of one's own labour." He'd said as much to Noctis one morning when he was able to get the King to agree to get up early one time and make breakfast with him.
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"Do you be having a favourite thing to be cooking?"
Conversation isn't her strongest skill, but she's been trained and she's practised, so she's trying.
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Green eyes looked at the little girl and he nodded. "There are some things on my favourite list but I have yet to make them."
Turning around he did a few more things and came back.
"I will most certainly share with you when I do. Is that acceptable?"
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She watched him silently, he was strange. Not in the dangerous way Tony was or the utterly baffling way Peter was but still. When Sami cooked she was always angry, banging pots and cursing little girls who got underfoot. The Poison Apple's food was highly regarded but the kitchen was a busy, bustling place. Sami would have never let her sit idle while she cooked.
But Ignis was calm and his words were soft. Even though he was doing lots of work, he didn't seem angry at all.
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Did she read? Could she read? If not, he supposed he could..read to her once he found some books. But that would wait because food was more important right now.
Working as quickly and efficiently as he could, dinner was made. Dessert preparations had started when Ignis figured he'd broach his earlier wonderings.
"When you were back home, had you been taught to read?"
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Pride was an invitation for ruin as Kant would say and maybe she should be more modest. But there's so much on this train that she doesn't know about she feels she needs to make it clear she really isn't stupid, not at all!
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Different worlds meant different people which meant different abilities and aptitudes. But with her voice sounded so confident, it was definitely a positive sign indeed.
"And here I was going to offer to teach you, but it seems you already have that covered." This statement came with a smile as he got the cheesecake part together.
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"Do it be needing to be going in the fire?"
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But after a moment or two, he turned back around and shook his head. "No..this one requires refrigeration."
Once the crumbs were pressed in with the remaining lavender and butter, Ignis put that away to chill.
By this time, that was done, the salmon was ready as were the carrots. The little girl's earlier comment about honey had him put that ingredient into the salmon and carrots, so both were honey glazed.
Setting both on a plate, he refilled her juice and placed everything in front of her.
"I hope you're hungry." And then he went back to work on the cheesecake.
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She was very hungry and this looked delicious. He had even put honey on the fish and carrots. It was the closest to food she was used to she had had since arriving on the train. She grinned a delighted smile.
Silence as a very hungry girl eats.
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That gave him time to finish his coffee and get himself another cup. It also gives him time to get the cheesecake finished.
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"I do be thanking you." She remembers her manners eventually. "It do be being very nice."
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"I have plenty more should you still be hungry or I can save it for later. And the cheesecake should be done here in a little bit."
He couldn't even begin to say that he was impressed with her manners, but someone had taught her very well.
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"Do you no be wanting to be eating too?"
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"Then no more fish and carrots for now. I don't quite have the clean up capacity for an exploded little girl."
More clean up was needed after the whole cheesecake had gotten done and he nodded. "I have some set aside. I find that I'm in need of coffee instead of food right at the moment." So he turned away to get it. "How are you doing on you juice? Do you need a refill?"
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She peered at her juice and shook her head, there was still plenty left. "You do be liking coffee a lot?"
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Turning his eyes to the little girl now, the advisor nodded. "I've found that it's like having an old friend visit from back home."
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She missed them, but it was hard enough keeping herself hidden and small on this train without further complications.
On the flip side it would be so much easier just to follow orders, to have someone here who knew things and could tell her the best course of action. Figuring it out all by herself was hard. Especially with people like Tony ready to hurt her the moment she put a toe out of line.
The one person she wanted here wouldn't come. Not ever so she wasn't even worth thinking about.
"It do be... a thing that do making you happy?" She tried to understand.
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Nodding to her question, he looked at her thoughtfully. "I've certainly found that sometimes it's the small things in life that give the greatest happiness." Though to be honest if Ignis could just go home he'd be extremely happy. But then again, none of them belonged here.
"Cooking is another thing that brings joy."
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She smiled at him as she sipped her apple juice. It was clear how much he liked to cook and in her opinion it made his food taste better. At least that had been some of the tastiest food she'd ever had! And the food people made on this train was already pretty good!
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Turning to look into the refrigerator and then looked back at the little girl. "The cheesecake looks about ready. You saved room didn't you?"
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She had little knowledge of how the fridge worked, except it was cold. Impossibly cold.
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"Alright, one piece of cheesecake coming up then."
Turning around, he reached for a plate up in the cupboard and grabbed it. Fetching a fork and a knife, the advisor cut the first piece for his guest and gave her a napkin along with the fork.
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It was good. Creamy and not really like cheese at all. Sweet. She grinned around her mouthful, eating happily.
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And he turned back around to get some of he dinner and refilled his coffee. The next thing he did was to get his own slice of cheesecake. Coming back to the little girl, he couldn't help but smile at the blissful face he saw.
Small things indeed.