sechs; action

[whitecovered]

[This evening, Weiss is in the kitchen, and not the library, for once. It seems that there is a book reading...a cookbook (about exotic foods, he's bored okay)...on a kitchen table. There's a punchline in there somewhere. Every so often, he floats and grasps a page to turn it manually (because he doesn't trust the ghosts still). And of course,

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[huffythedragon]

What haven't you heard of before, Grimmy?

[whitecovered]

Certain recipes in this cookbook, it seems.

[and there are drinks in it too, but ehn. it's a catch-all for exotic foods. And he's never seen more than half the animals mentioned in it.]

[huffythedragon]

Do you want to try cooking?

...Can books even cook?

[whitecovered]

No, I was merely curious.

[that'd be implying that a book can eat.]

[huffythedragon]

What other things do you read about?

[Because clearly this is a question that must be answered]

[whitecovered]

A great many things. Histories of other worlds, technology, biology, and other topics that may catch my interest.

[he'd probably try to read the whole library if given the time.]

[huffythedragon]

Did you ever think of using that internet thing?

[whitecovered]

The internet?...

Hmmm...I recall that our world had that long ago.

[huffythedragon]

It's not in my world but it's here and it's pretty cool!

[whitecovered]

What does it do, exactly?

[huffythedragon]

It's like...all the books in the world ever, at your fingertips.

[whitecovered]

My word...that certainly sounds fascinating.

[huffythedragon]

I know right? I wonder how they fit everything in.

[whitecovered]

Finding a means of storage would be difficult indeed. Humans were wise back then, it seems.

[...in that sense. Not so much about other things.]

[huffythedragon]

I guess so. It's something to do with wires.

[whitecovered]

Wires and electricity yet again.

[So many inventions. But they couldn't save themselves with them.]