♖drie; trois; drei

[trilingualism]

[Voice; English]

You know, aside from the monsters, I have to admit there are some very useful things about this place! Like all the stores, for example, I mean fighting monsters isn't exactly what I like to do with my Saturday mornings, but everything requires a little bit of work, right?

[There's a pause like she's a little preoccupied at the

Comments

[trilingualism]

Great! The work will go much faster this way.

[trilingualism]

Oh, you want to?

[vanoranje]

Don't want an apartment full of magic.

super awesome dutch action

[trilingualism]

It's not magic.

always B)

[vanoranje]

Kind of is.

[trilingualism]

It isn't at all. There's a completely logical scientific process.

Something about currents, blah blah blah

[fierybluebird]

Two windmills? That does sound rather cute.

[trilingualism]

Thanks!

[fierybluebird]

What kind of food are you thinking of serving?

[trilingualism]

European food!

[dontcallmegol]

Hm, I'm not sure how Shinji will react to the competition, what with the short supply already. There's also the Cafe too. But I wouldn't see why having another one would be that much of a problem.

{Also, snickering about Japan's "boyfriend"}

[trilingualism]

Competition can be really good!

Is he the one who runs the bar? Because I heard the beer wasn't very good.

[dontcallmegol]

True. But, not necessarily in a place like this where supplies are limited. I'd say it's 50/50 here.

Mn, that's the one. Aaah it's... an acquired taste.

[trilingualism]

The stores seem pretty helpful, well, minus the monsters.

[she laughs] Right.

[postasskicking]

I ain't his boyfriend! [W;A;W]

[trilingualism]

You told me you were!

[postasskicking]

It was a joke! [Sob]

[trilingualism]

You don't have to deny it! I'm very open.