The sky gets shaded because I believe in equality and I like to remind people that the atmosphere (and the Earth) is round.

This is the first in a new series of mine. This down-on-his-luck wizard has just hexed this castle and all of its inhabitants to travel through time and space completely at random. Stick around and you’ll see a whole lot of shenanigans inspired by this event and the absurd amount of things some medieval castle-dwellers learn about that they really just shouldn’t have.

In Henrik’s Level 1 Pop’n Sweet Cafe story, he and MC test a Party Starter for a royal garden party later.  MC clarifies that the appetizer is a vegetable and fish mille-feuille and refers to it yet again as a vegetable cake.

When I first began my search I first had to define what mille-feuille was, which seems to be a dessert with different pastry levels like a cake.  It also had to have vegetables and fish, which ultimately led me to narrow it down to this one (there was also another recipe but for the life of me I couldn’t find an image to see what it looked like).

I’m not sure where they are in the recipe image (shown on the link page), but this one calls for generic “soup vegetables” (specifying as carrots, onion, etc.) - but in the Pop’n Sweet image they appear to be on top as what looks like tomato (not a veggie!), maybe orange (nope!!) or lemon/banana (not veggies, either!!!) or honestly I don’t know, you do you with this one.

Of course, part of the story involves awkwardly feeding this to your significant other and then kissing them in front of your not-amused butler/parents/whatever, and I’m pretty convinced it’s going to enhance the flavor of your now awkward mille-feuille™  no matter what “vegetables” for it you decide to use.

which could mean nothing

The mortal imprisoning him seems to think that keeping his freshly installed womb appears to think the substance would help his fertility.

Truthfully, Loki's spirit had been strong for quite some time. Even if he himself couldn't cut his captors himself, his tongue certainly tried. But somehow the human in the glasses figured out how to break him- and quickly at that.

As much as the moments alone in fluid drained from his creator's other half, he knows they're better than what the mortal has planned for him.

We'll continue as many times as we need to. We get a proper vessel one way or another.

He's grown so numb from all of the trials, he almost doesn't recognize the body standing atop the orange fluid. But he eventually looks up, and even though the body is different, the soul shines as brightly as ever.

"It's you."