"Chef's perhaps too strong a word. Although I did earn the right to work in the Bismarck--that's a very fancy restaurant back home. I suppose you could say that I am, then, though my husband's just as good as I am in his own right, and he's here, too."

Just not in the kitchen, at the present. That would be more than a bit crowded for them, if he were!

"I'm actually a bard, sort of a jack of all trades and mistress of none." Sarai chuckled a bit, then, as she kept working and let the tea steep. She actually was toasting thin slices of bread--a proper tea needed things to nibble on, after all, and she had some leftover avocado. No need to let it brown up in the cold chest, when it'd suffice to make some avocado toast to go with tea. She'd make cookies later, when the rest of the train was occupied elsewhere.

"So what do you do, Hibiki? When you aren't here, that is." They were all proverbial fish out of water, here!