ăEhh, why?! Actually, why did I assume we had flour? Is it because thereâs bread in the vending machine? But if theyâre sold in the vending machine, somebody still has to make them, right⊠Wait, just because somebody makes the bread for the vending machine doesnât mean theyâll leave bags of flour here!ă
Ahh!!
Actually, didnât I have the same thought before, that there werenât any flour? Geez, whatâs wrong with me!
Since I assumed we had flour here, I didnât write it down on the to-buy list I gave to Rofas-san!
Uwah, this is a failure. Actually, well, technically we have rice and bread, so not having any flour isnât such a big deal, itâs just⊠What are we going to make for dinner tonightâŠ
We canât⊠make gyoza.
I staggered out the storage and went back to the kitchen.
ăAh, Yuuri-neechan, is this okay?ă
Kurtz-kun was grinning.
ăKirikaâs done too.ă
Kirika-chan looked like she was having fun too.
Itâs a little too late to tell them that we canât make gyoza now.
Ground meat⊠Okay, I know.
ăIâm sorry, we donât have enough ingredients, so letâs make a dish thatâs similar to gyoza and hamburg steaks instead.ă
I said apologetically, and Kirika-chan and Kurtz-kun both smiled back at me and replied.
ăIf itâs similar to them, itâs like we can enjoy both!ă
ăUwah, thatâs great! ă
No, but umm⊠I see, you can think of it like that!
Letâs turn the bread into breadcrumbs. Then, mix together the chives, cabbage, ground meat, soy sauce, cooking sake, and breadcrumbs.
The three of us mixed them all together.
There was a bit more filling now. I made patties that were smaller than a hamburg steak and baked them in the oven.
Then, we made a lettuce kakuni salad using the leftovers from this morning, and rice.
The combination didnât really make a balanced meal.
ăThe patties came out nicely. You can dip them into the vinegar soy sauce, but if you donât like sour things, you can eat them as they are as well. Okay, letâs eat. Itadakimasu.ă
ăStatus open.ă
Ah, thatâs right. Instead of saying itadakimasu, we should be checking our status. We have to record the effects.
Nom nom.
We each ate the gyoza-hamburg steak we formed ourselves. I got +10 in buff values, while Kurtz-kun got +1 and Kirika-chan got +2. So, there was no change. Now that we checked, we took our time to enjoy the food.
ăThis is yummy. Itâs hard to tell that this was made from the same boar used for kakuni. Kirika likes kakuni, but Kirika likes this one too.ă
ăTasty! I wouldâve never thought Iâd want to eat vegetables like this. This wouldnât taste good without the chives and cabbage right? Vegetables are great.ă
Mm, thatâs good to hear.
We finished all of the food, and cleaned up together. Once we finished our after-dinner duties, we returned to our own rooms.
I got into bed and started thinking about tomorrow.
Since we donât have a fridge, we canât make a large amount of food to keep.
Right now, we have dried meat, smoked meat, dried kakuni, and silverberry jam in stock.
The boar meat we used for dinner was the last of our fresh meat. What should we make tomorrow?
Rofas-san said heâll be dropping by a week later. I asked him for other things besides salt, so I wonder how much he can bring back for us? I have to ask him to buy some flour next time too. Can I be specific and ask for strong flour and weak flour?
What did Rofas-san say before he left, judgment magic? Is it okay to use that?
Now that I think about, I found out that MP potions are actually cola, but what about losing MP potions?
Does Kurtz-kun know anything about them?
I wonder what Rofas-san and Bryce-kun are doing nowâŠ
ăYuuri-san, are you awake?ă
Eh?
Is it just me, or did I just hear Bryce-kunâs voice coming from the door?
Am I hearing things?
*knock knock*
Someone pounded the door.
ăYuuri, itâs an emergency! Sorry, Iâm coming in.ă
I heard Rofas-sanâs voice too.
Ehh? W-whatâs happening?
ăRofas-san, you may be the owner of the hut, but you should not enter a ladyâs room without permission!ă
ăEven you understand that we have no time to waste!ă
No time? Both Rofas-san and Bryce-kun sounded desperate.
I quickly got out of bed, put on my shoes, and opened the door.
ăOh good, youâre awake.ă
ăWhatâs wrong? The two of you went to town, I thought⊠Did you forgetâŠă
I was about to ask if they forgot something, but I stopped.
It didnât feel like things were that simple.
They looked tense, like they were about to head off to battle.