Of course! Some of those baked goods contain chocolate as well.
I have it on good authority that those who have acquired feline features and tendencies find the catmint soothing. Much in the same way most humans find lavender to be calming. One of my neighbors often brews it as a tea to help settle her nerves.
But considering that I have never seen you consume tea on any sort of regular basis and knowing that you have what I believe they call in the modern era a sweet tooth (though I suppose in your case it would be a fang!), I figured this would be more appropriate to your particular tastes.
If it displeases or offends you though, you have my apologies. I will be certain that they are delivered to someone else and they do not go to waste.
Don't you dare take back a gift of baked goods, or I may have to withhold treats myself.
Soothing? The scent alone is quite distracting. I have half a mind to escape through the window to reach it.
That's cute that you call it catmint.
I like tea. I just require more caffeine than it can provide. You're right on the snack portion. What do they call it in ye olde ancient times? What sort of sweet treats were around in those days?
It is my understanding that the interest it piques in those with feline traits is ultimately not the effect it has, but I cannot say with any personal certainty. It is only what I have observed in my sphinxes and those I count among my friends.
That is what it is called here. I am using the local term.
[someone ftlog teach this man how to :)]
My people were excellent at making bread. We would sweeten loaves with dates or honey. I believe these are considered to be similar to cakes in the modern era. Although they lacked the elaborate decorations as we did not possess sugar to make such things. Had we though, I believe my people would have excelled at such craftsmanship!
[The Great Egyptian Bake Off???]
We would also grind dates and tiger nuts together with honey to form a small sweet. I happen to like mine made with some cinnamon.
I suppose it might lower one's inhibitions and allow for instinct to override reason. But I think most try to avoid over-indulgence to avoid such outcomes.
[At least that seems the most reasonable explanation to him.]
I am not certain why your praise would somehow be a loss to my masculinity. I would think it a reflection of it instead. [...He is...genuinely confused. What is fragile masculinity??? Never heard of him.] I am quite worthy of whatever praise you wish to give me and I readily accept it as it is natural for the sun to receive such praise and worship. I only clarify because I do not believe using the correct term necessarily merits it. But if you feel so strongly on the matter then I suppose it does not matter if the reason is plain to me.
I shall allow it! You may call me cute to your heart's content!
My experience in modern foods is somewhat limited as it was not necessary for me to eat prior to my arrival here, but I do rather enjoy chocolate. It is an interesting combination of flavors as it is neither too sweet nor too bitter! It pairs quite nicely with wine as well.
There are certainly less pleasant ways to go than an excessive consumption of dates!
Would you like me to take notes as I experience the effects? Do you include any warnings when selling catweed at the cafe?
[Now she's just going to need to work her way through cannabis related nicknames for catnip. Catijuana perhaps?
But more importantly, he can't see it, but she's laughing at his reaction to being called cute. It's strangely endearing. Ozy why you got to be Like That?]
There's no risk at ever doubting your severe case of humbleness. Don't worry. Cute is often used as a term of endearment, predominantly towards smaller females and children. Some men, particularly physically strong ones, have been known to be offended when they're called cute. Tone can shift the meaning/intent.
Why would I provide warnings? Most purchase the catmint for the sphinx awlad.
[Her efforts on cat-based cannabis jokes are a bit lost upon Ozymandias sadly and fly straight over his head. But he doesn't ask for any sort of clarification. But for the record, it should be meowyjuana.]
As far as I am concerned, any praise that is given to me is worthy to be received. I shall not take offense at whatever compliments you choose to pay me.
I cannot claim to know the difference to know which form of chocolate it was, only that they were handmade by my Master for what I believe is called Valentine's Day. I understand that is the custom in modern Japan. The chocolate Chariot gave me this year were similar in taste, although she shaped them into small cats whereas Master kept them in the form of small bars. Master had a large number to make, so I find no fault in adopting a simpler shape. It was the practical decision!
What would you do with yourself if you could not occupy your time with making such smart remarks to me?
[He means that entirely with fondness, which she should hopefully be able to tell with no sign of irritation or ill mood coming through their Bond even at a distance.]
I suppose I would bother someone else to less enjoyable results.
Also, I likely wouldn't have catnip cookies, which honestly would be another travesty.
[No sass and no baked goods? For shame. Besides, as much as she needles him, there's a friendly fondness that she has for her bond, particularly when they sass at each other.]
[Hold on, he's trying to see if he remembers what "bacon" is. He knows he's heard the word before and needs to run through the mental catalog of foods he has been presented with to see if the name matches... Ah! Yes. Archer made this "bacon" a few times. It seemed to be quite popular among some of the other Servants.]
As part of a morning meal? I'm not sure that I would desire chocolate that early in my day.
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I have it on good authority that those who have acquired feline features and tendencies find the catmint soothing. Much in the same way most humans find lavender to be calming. One of my neighbors often brews it as a tea to help settle her nerves.
But considering that I have never seen you consume tea on any sort of regular basis and knowing that you have what I believe they call in the modern era a sweet tooth (though I suppose in your case it would be a fang!), I figured this would be more appropriate to your particular tastes.
If it displeases or offends you though, you have my apologies. I will be certain that they are delivered to someone else and they do not go to waste.
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Soothing? The scent alone is quite distracting. I have half a mind to escape through the window to reach it.
That's cute that you call it catmint.
I like tea. I just require more caffeine than it can provide. You're right on the snack portion. What do they call it in ye olde ancient times? What sort of sweet treats were around in those days?
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That is what it is called here. I am using the local term.
[someone ftlog teach this man how to :)]My people were excellent at making bread. We would sweeten loaves with dates or honey. I believe these are considered to be similar to cakes in the modern era. Although they lacked the elaborate decorations as we did not possess sugar to make such things. Had we though, I believe my people would have excelled at such craftsmanship!
[The Great Egyptian Bake Off???]
We would also grind dates and tiger nuts together with honey to form a small sweet. I happen to like mine made with some cinnamon.
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[Which can be taken in a weird way, but she ignores that.]
Let yourself be called cute. Unless you think it detracts from your masculinity.
Those sound delicious, and much better for you than the over-processed sugary garbage Americans gorge on back home. Though I do miss french fries.
I could eat my weight in dates and die fat and happy. Probably while laying in the sun.
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[At least that seems the most reasonable explanation to him.]
I am not certain why your praise would somehow be a loss to my masculinity. I would think it a reflection of it instead. [...He is...genuinely confused. What is fragile masculinity??? Never heard of him.] I am quite worthy of whatever praise you wish to give me and I readily accept it as it is natural for the sun to receive such praise and worship. I only clarify because I do not believe using the correct term necessarily merits it. But if you feel so strongly on the matter then I suppose it does not matter if the reason is plain to me.
I shall allow it! You may call me cute to your heart's content!
My experience in modern foods is somewhat limited as it was not necessary for me to eat prior to my arrival here, but I do rather enjoy chocolate. It is an interesting combination of flavors as it is neither too sweet nor too bitter! It pairs quite nicely with wine as well.
There are certainly less pleasant ways to go than an excessive consumption of dates!
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Do you include any warnings when selling catweed at the cafe?
[Now she's just going to need to work her way through cannabis related nicknames for catnip. Catijuana perhaps?
But more importantly, he can't see it, but she's laughing at his reaction to being called cute. It's strangely endearing. Ozy why you got to be Like That?]
There's no risk at ever doubting your severe case of humbleness.
Don't worry. Cute is often used as a term of endearment, predominantly towards smaller females and children. Some men, particularly physically strong ones, have been known to be offended when they're called cute. Tone can shift the meaning/intent.
I never needed your permission, but thank you?
[Kings are going to king she supposes.]
Milk or dark chocolate?
Yes, unfortunately.
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[Her efforts on cat-based cannabis jokes are a bit lost upon Ozymandias sadly and fly straight over his head. But he doesn't ask for any sort of clarification. But for the record, it should be meowyjuana.]
As far as I am concerned, any praise that is given to me is worthy to be received. I shall not take offense at whatever compliments you choose to pay me.
I cannot claim to know the difference to know which form of chocolate it was, only that they were handmade by my Master for what I believe is called Valentine's Day. I understand that is the custom in modern Japan. The chocolate Chariot gave me this year were similar in taste, although she shaped them into small cats whereas Master kept them in the form of small bars. Master had a large number to make, so I find no fault in adopting a simpler shape. It was the practical decision!
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[One consession shall be made: meowyjuana is better than catijuana.]
You are terribly humble.
Did you know that people become masters in the art of chocolate? They're called chocolatiers. They have some version of them here too.
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I was not aware of such a thing! We shall have to see what these chocolatiers are capable of.
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Time to spend an afternoon taste testing chocolate from across the city.
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I shall be certain to set aside the time in the near future.
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Just let me know when your schedule allows for tasting delicious chocolate beyond myself.
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[She may have dug into the cookies.]
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You're not afraid to be yourself and take on challenges too.
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Also, I was hungry.
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They're still warm.
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[He means that entirely with fondness, which she should hopefully be able to tell with no sign of irritation or ill mood coming through their Bond even at a distance.]
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Also, I likely wouldn't have catnip cookies, which honestly would be another travesty.
[No sass and no baked goods? For shame. Besides, as much as she needles him, there's a friendly fondness that she has for her bond, particularly when they sass at each other.]
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Ah, so I should anticipate less complaining the next time I gift you wish such baked goods?
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No, that is not a euphemism.
An effort will be made, but no promises. These have cheered me significantly, though.
Please also send jerky with these baked goods. Did you know, they make chocolate covered bacon?
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As part of a morning meal? I'm not sure that I would desire chocolate that early in my day.
[He's trying here, Sheva.]
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