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"I only have my nature to blame, " there was his mischievous smirk, the trademark of a god who knew nothing better than being his very own self. "You have not answered my question though. Do you want to un-stranger us, by going on a date with me?"

"Oh and, I've wanted to tell you this," Lio stopped his pace and turned around to seek the chef's attention once more; sharp eyes got softened with genuine affection as he said, "I'm quite a fan of your carbonara. Can't wait to come back to Noona for more!"

He recognized this man, a face he had run into here and there along the common hallway of the apartments, but that was basically it. As a neighbour, Lio was definitely not a very good one. As a store clerk, he played his role decently, but never with the annoying enthusiasm one could often be bothered with. So instead of saying anything, he kept his mouth shut, eyes remained open and fixed on the customer, waiting to see if the other demigod was just talking to himself, or was about to seek assistance with whatever he was choosing right there.

"But seriously man, if you have 5G or something, use it instead; the wifi is just there for fun." The Japanese demigod added, genuinely not wanting this stranger to be disappointed like he had been fifteen minutes ago. The Internet connection could go wrong anywhere anytime, even on a magical island, apparently.