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[goodwillrising]

*We have a small boy making the most of the sunlight, sitting under a tree reading out loud to ... uh. Well, it doesn't look like there's anyone there. Not that this is stopping Will

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[moonlightdrops]

I'm afraid I don't know.

[goodwillrising]

Oh! Hallo, Yukito -- I didn't see you there.

[moonlightdrops]

Hello, Will-san. I hope I'm not interrupting.

[goodwillrising]

No, not at all. I was just reading to -- for fun.

[aneye4aneye]

[happening to be passing by, with some books too |D]

...that's...confusing.

[goodwillrising]

It's meant to be a cook book. Hallo.

[aneye4aneye]

Really? I don't cook, but that sounds different from what I would expect...

Good afternoon. Sorry for interrupting.

[goodwillrising]

It's an old book -- it even tells you where to go to trap the eels you need for the recipe.

Oh, no apologies necessary.

[tobethemiracle]

[set up so that only Will can hear/see/whatever him]

No, but I'm never good at riddles.

[goodwillrising]

It's a cook book.

'This, of course, accounts for eels being found in waters which were never suspected to contain them. This rambling disposition in the eel has long been known to naturalists, and, from the following lines, it seems to have been known to the ancients:

"Thus the mail'd tortoise and the wandering eel,
Oft to the neighbouring beach will silent steal."'

[tobethemiracle]

We need to get you a hobby.

[goodwillrising]

This doesn't count?

[yourenotgay]

*was just passing by but stops*

Over meadows?

[goodwillrising]

Apparently so. They also eat ducks.

Hallo.

[yourenotgay]

A fish??

Hi! Sorry to interrupt you and- *wait, there's no one there, whut?*

[goodwillrising]

An eel apparently -- The Common Eel in fact.

He's invisible right now.

[larc_en_me]

I just happened to overhear... would that be an eel?

[goodwillrising]

Oh, well done!

[larc_en_me]

I was right? I was just reading about them the other day...

[goodwillrising]

I'll find another one for you ... hmm.

Okay, this one is not an animal ... 'held in great esteem by the ancients; they considered it as a very beneficial food for the chest; therefore it was recommended in cases of consumption and to persons subject to spitting of blood.'

How's that for creating an appetite?