Post by dragon on Apr 15, 2011 22:50:04 GMT -5
Sometimes, it was quite annoying to be so very young. This L'nu decided, as he found himself standing there holding a large iron kettle in some confused bemusement. What was he supposed to do with it? He hadn't exactly caught the instructions that had been garbled at best due to their hasty nature. Apparently the cook had thought he was a candidate, or weyrling, or drudge or something.
Granted, that was probably partly his fault. He'd been in the kitchens and without his knots. Mostly because he had been trying to be sneaky. Needless to say it had backfired. He'd found a collection of forks and spoons in his laundry again, much to his dismay. He really needed to get a pet that he could blame this on. No one would believe him if he blamed it on Rose. Gold flitters didn't swipe stuff the way, oh, say, mandyrs did. So, he'd gathered them up and tried to sneak them back into the kitchens, all without bothering with formal attire in any fashion. Which meant he was without knots, and appearing to be sneaking about the kitchen like a goody-hungry kid.
-Sigh-
He stared into the iron pot for a moment, before exacting a herculean strength to lift it high enough to slide it onto a worktable. His problems seemed to be mounting upon each other. Worse, in having the pot shoved at him so suddenly he'd never noticed that he'd automatically stuffed the spoons and forks back into his pockets ... which was ultimately a very bad place for them to land. They'd only end up back in his weyr again! If and when he did eventually notice they were there.
Rose landed on the far rim of the pot and looked down into it before looking at L'nu and peeping an inquiry; by far the mildest sound she'd made all month.
"Shards if I know. I don't cook. I've never cooked. How would I know what they want done with it?" L'nu asked. "I'm not even sure what that's supposed to be! It doesn't look like any food I've ever seen before. It looks kinda ... runny. Mushy. Um. Lumpy?" He reached over the lip and poked the contents cautiously with a finger. It glooped. He yanked his hand back out of the pot and wiped his finger on his pants. "An unknown viscous liquid." L'nu decided.
Rose cheeped in answer, though he didn't have the first clue what she meant by it. While he stared at the pot trying to decide what to do with it, Rose leapt back into the air and winged her way overhead all the way across the kitchen. Backwinging into a landing there, she uttered a throat-ripping scolding. Purely and simply because she recognized her current auditory victim. How dare he stay missing for so long? Slaves shouldn't go missing!
Granted, that was probably partly his fault. He'd been in the kitchens and without his knots. Mostly because he had been trying to be sneaky. Needless to say it had backfired. He'd found a collection of forks and spoons in his laundry again, much to his dismay. He really needed to get a pet that he could blame this on. No one would believe him if he blamed it on Rose. Gold flitters didn't swipe stuff the way, oh, say, mandyrs did. So, he'd gathered them up and tried to sneak them back into the kitchens, all without bothering with formal attire in any fashion. Which meant he was without knots, and appearing to be sneaking about the kitchen like a goody-hungry kid.
-Sigh-
He stared into the iron pot for a moment, before exacting a herculean strength to lift it high enough to slide it onto a worktable. His problems seemed to be mounting upon each other. Worse, in having the pot shoved at him so suddenly he'd never noticed that he'd automatically stuffed the spoons and forks back into his pockets ... which was ultimately a very bad place for them to land. They'd only end up back in his weyr again! If and when he did eventually notice they were there.
Rose landed on the far rim of the pot and looked down into it before looking at L'nu and peeping an inquiry; by far the mildest sound she'd made all month.
"Shards if I know. I don't cook. I've never cooked. How would I know what they want done with it?" L'nu asked. "I'm not even sure what that's supposed to be! It doesn't look like any food I've ever seen before. It looks kinda ... runny. Mushy. Um. Lumpy?" He reached over the lip and poked the contents cautiously with a finger. It glooped. He yanked his hand back out of the pot and wiped his finger on his pants. "An unknown viscous liquid." L'nu decided.
Rose cheeped in answer, though he didn't have the first clue what she meant by it. While he stared at the pot trying to decide what to do with it, Rose leapt back into the air and winged her way overhead all the way across the kitchen. Backwinging into a landing there, she uttered a throat-ripping scolding. Purely and simply because she recognized her current auditory victim. How dare he stay missing for so long? Slaves shouldn't go missing!