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[peoplesprincess]

Strangely enough, one of the only things I'm bringing back from the Fire Nation today is lots and lots of tea-- jasmine and ginseng mostly, but also White Dragon and lychee, which no other worlds but ours seem to have. The tea on the world I'm staying on now is quite strange. It comes in either packets or little bags. It's not bad, but it can't

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[heavenly_home]

I agree.

[peoplesprincess]

Is fresh tea more common in Japan?

[heavenly_home]

Yes, it is. We have a ceremony devoted to making it, even.

[peoplesprincess]

Is that related to some sort of holiday, or do you just perform the ceremony every time you make tea?

[clockmaster]

Ah, Tea. God bless the small pleasures.

You are back home, how so?

[peoplesprincess]

It's called worldhopping? You may have heard of it.

[clockmaster]

Very funny.

No I'm mean that finally if no one is trying to kill you while you're there.

[peoplesprincess]

My father claims to have had a change of heart. Frankly, I think someone just changed his heart for him, but that's neither here nor there.

[peoplesprincess]

Tea made with lychee nuts. Does your world have them?

[peoplesprincess]

I wouldn't consider myself an enthusiast.

[honestcop]

You should be able to find loose leaf at specialty stores, even if you're in the West. Or mail order, if you're really isolated.

[peoplesprincess]

I don't need to use the mail system. I can just worldhop.

[honestcop]

Ordering on the Internet seems like it would be less effort.

[peoplesprincess]

Less effort than worldhopping? Hardly.

[autobot_girl]

There's white tea here. Is that like that White Dragon tea stuff?

[peoplesprincess]

I wouldn't know. Where's "here"?

[autobot_girl]

Well I'm in Detroit but White Tea is imported from China. Does that tell you anything?

[peoplesprincess]

I've never heard of Detroit, but I know a little bit about China.