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     Well this was something Morgan could confide some confidence in! How good bear was was something he found some knowledge in, given that it was a unique game meat that  if done properly, would be rather delicious! … That was his best guess anyways and all he hoped was that Rin felt the same. … Hopefully. 

    This would be a new adventure, an adventure about food. Kind of funny how that happened yet she isn’t going to complain. After all Rin is very interested in trying this bear meat. Now if Morgan is lucky enough to find it soon then the magus would be able to remain interested. If the not then, well, she won’t refuse it.

   ♫♪… ❝Yes I… I know that.❞ Yet she was too caught up in her nerves, in the fright she feels trying to explore a part of the city that is so new to her. Finding work, finding her way around, making a new schedule, it is all imperative yet has required her to step further out of her comfort zone, to work towards the goal of being able to surivive in this world and find some kind of happiness here. She wants to be back home, gardening alongside Inigo or dancing in the flower fields to a melody she sings. These are all only dreams now, she has to work with the world she has been given.

     Perhaps she has been a little harsh on her, yet at the same time she found herself refusing to admit so. For the moment at the very least. Part of Rin felt a little bad about it due to how nervous she was acting or at least from what the magus noticed with the woman's body language. Sighing, Rin raised a hand and let it fall down to her side.

     ♫♪… She was just looking for a dance studio, somewhere she could practice and find peace with herself, and while she had been to one once before, the city provided constant changes forming challenges in every task she found herself seeking to complete. The summer was coming and with it were brighter days and a little more hope for the regularly timid dancer, but everything was not perfectly in place for her. Though she was now allowed to feel more comfortable walking the streets of this city, she still found herself jumping when the rounded the corner and encountered a stranger, nearly bumping into her as she walked to the waltz in her head. There was a pause, a moment of fright, though the stranger did not look so frightening as many others that Olivia had encountered in this city.

     “You should. You could injure someone if you don’t.” 

     Hearing her acceptance of the offer brings that of a minuscule smile to her countenance, one nod being proffered in turn to what it is she speaks. Thus, she merely motions for the Master to follow her, planning to lead her to a small bistro which she has become fond of in her stay within the city that is not far from their current position. And, before much time passes, they arrive to find a table vacant, the youthful saint taking a seat as she awaits the other.

    It’s a good thing that Jehanne offered because that means she would be able to make sure they would reach their destination. By the looks of it, she knew where to go. As they walked there, the magus took note to pay attention to where they are going. Surely if she would be able to learn to navigate the sector alone if she learned what looked like what and near where.

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     Omf.

“ Well, yes. During father’s caravans when we’d have to camp out at forests with little food, there would be some game but plenty of wild bears! We found find a large enough one and take it out, providing enough food for the entire camp! “ While it may have sounded odd to her, not starving was something Morgan was fond of. Besides, bear meat wasn’t expressly bad.. it was kind of an acquired taste! 

     Interesting. She could never imagine herself living in such a way and part of her felt lucky for that. No, actually all of her did. She might not get the best food sometimes, but at least she did not need to hunt for her. Money and working for people is what made sure she didn’t need to run around looking for food. Rin cracked a smile at Morgan.

   “I never thought I’d /be/ here…” Well, considering she was a digital construct, the thought of her actually forging a life outside of the Moon Cell had been deemed a complete impossibility in her eyes. It was still so surreal, even if Hakuno herself carried questions about the true nature of this city’s existence.

     Rin titled her head and gave a hum. Honestly, the fact both of them and Servant she knew from their world being here surprised her a lot. But, hey, she isn't going to complain about it because so far it hasn't been a burden. It is something she would love to look into when she finally got  he chance to do so.

     Bok Choy? Udon? Well.. uh.. he was pretty sure he picked all that sure. Once he had done ticked everything off, he would hand the sheet to the vendor with a heavy sigh. He was pretty sure he ordered good enough food and hopefully they would suit Rin’s tastes. Hopefully. While he waited for both the stock to boil and the food to come, he’d turn his head back towards the magus. 

     Leaning back in her chair, Rin rested her hands in her lap and closed her eyes. It would be good to get something in her stomach and even more so food she has not been able to eat in a long while. Thankfully her stomach is calm or else it would be awkward if it dared to make those unladylike sounds. Pushing her brows together, the magus found herself surprised by what Morgan said.

   There had been plenty of familiar faces in this city thus far. Some she’d longer to see, like Saber, and others she’d feared ever meeting again, like Kiara Sesshouin. She much preferred meeting those in the latter category, and familiar brunette twintails were no exception to that preference.

    Tilting her head to the sound of her name, the voice quickly registered in her mind as one she knew and when Rin saw the owner of the choice it confirmed that fact. How interesting to see another person she knew here. For a long time she felt somewhat alone until recently.

             「 ♔ 」 It seemed that her question was strange, though Scheherazade couldn’t figure out why. This phone device was obviously something that had never before been seen in Reim, in her world and surely, in other worlds. Perhaps it was ignorence on her part, but at the very least she felt it shouldn’t be an odd question to receive here. But, at the very least, the girl was trying to be of help, and the Magi greatly appreciated it. A mystery such as this one, to her at least, was something that made her curious.

    There are a lot of rude and impatient people in the world, Rin would be classed more in the latter, and sometimes those people would bully those who didn’t understand common knowledge. However, since her time from coming here, she did slowly come to accept that, hey, not everything is the same. It’s odd to get used to, but it’s not worth kicking a fuss up. Might as well be polite and give someone a helping hand which it comes to something new.

      Understanding it just a bit more thanks to Rin’s words, Morgan would glance at all of the options available, a tad flustered at just how much there was available to pick from when it came to both meat and vegetables. Not even that, sea food, noodles, rice.. as well as things that didn’t go into the pot as well. Some of the things he quite hadn’t heard of or didn’t know how good they would be. 

     The magus kept her eyes on him and she sighed quietly. The way he acted and the way he spoke, both felt as if he is nervous or something like that. He had a good reason to be if that’s the case, it would be awkward to get something wrong in front of a stranger. But, Rin felt like there’s no reason.

[Touma couldn’t find a reply back to her since he knew it wasn’t right either since it had been his fault in the first place for blurting that out without thinking.]

     "A gun,"

     Familiar, this name would seem. While she cannot recall where exactly it is she has heard it, there is no doubt that the woman before her shares features similar to one in a distant memory she once visited. Whether or not this Master is the very same belonging to him, she is uncertain. There is no need to ponder on such things at the current moment, howsoever, knowing well there are other times to inquire of such curiosities within their inevitable capture.

     Free food? What a wonderful idea! While Rin found herself to be the type that keeps to herself and many would say that she acts as if she is too proud to spend time with other people. She maintain a rather neutral expression as she does not want to come off as someone who would easily accept such an offer or a person that is desperate like that.

   Yato should have known that it wouldn’t be this easy. He should have and yet.. well, let’s just say he didn’t even come to this plan prepared.

     Hm... okay, that would make sense. She had not been here for a good while. Books and research sure like to keep her busy. It doesn’t help there are so many shops around here. But, the magus found herself become even more curious.

Oh! That sounded like a good idea. He turned to her, his eyes looking way too much like a hopeful puppy.  ”I-is that really fine with you? I wouldn’t mind at all!”

     He lived in sector one? How amusing and yet there is something comforting about finding that out. It did make her journey a lot easier when it came to going home. The magus quietly shook her head. “I don’t need to go anywhere, but home,” she started.

   “I know this is sudden, but this place now charges a five yen entrance fee! You’ll have to pay up or you can’t go in!” Of course, Yato actually has no connections to this place, but.. no one has to know that.

     W h a t?