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[battle_maid]

[For anyone in Hungary's house, she can be seen disposing of the presents in the best way possible. Putting them in a deep hole in the backyard and avoiding the urge to find a certain someone and punch him in the damn face for this whole thing. She's certainly not going to let her "children" find them in any shape or form

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[dramakingsuoh]

[In the living room, looking around the tree for all his presents :(]

[battle_maid]

[Aww, Tamaki. D: Once her task is done she'll come back inside, glancing into the living room.]

Tamaki?

[dramakingsuoh]

Oh, good morning! Do you know what happened to the presents? Did the weather go back to normal, too?

[battle_maid]

Come with me to the kitchen for a moment and we'll discuss it there, yes? [She's already heading to the kitchen to thoroughly wash her hands from her hole digging fiasco.]

[dramakingsuoh]

[Follows]

I'm sorry if it's rude to ask, but are you feeling all right today? You look as lovely as ever, of course, but...

[battle_maid]

I'm fine. [Washing hands, staring a bit at the water.]

The presents. They were another trick of this place, you... I could not let you see them.

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[dramakingsuoh]

It was something dangerous?

[dramakingsuoh]

...You shouldn't have gotten rid of them by yourself.

[battle_maid]

Better myself than you, I promise. Do not forget that I am a trained warrior, hm?

[dramakingsuoh]

Yes, but...

[battle_maid]

I appreciate the concern, Tamaki, but I promise you it was better that I did it.

[dramakingsuoh]

...All right. Thank you.

Are you hungry? I've learned how to make toast, actually!

[battle_maid]

I am. But I was thinking, since this place wishes to believe it's Christmas, that I could make something fitting for it?

[dramakingsuoh]

Oh...

Can I help? Will you show me how? Oh, what do they do for Christmas in Hungary?

[battle_maid]

It's not much different than a lot of places, honestly. But I was planning on making a bejgli and seeing if I could find some fruit wine...

[dramakingsuoh]

It's very different in Japan, you know. What's a bejgli?

I don't know how to make Bûche de Noël, though, or the King's Cake, but I always draw the trinket anyway, so we could just assume. I think that I would love to try your food or your wine, though!