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Ciel led Lu and Add back inside the house. Add successfully convinced the two of them to not only get him the Kingdom Hearts game but also get him an energy drink on their way home.
“Since the siblings are getting into holiday spirit, let’s make some gingerbread cookies, yeah?” Ciel suggested, gathering bowls and spoons and other baking dishes.
Lu grinned, “Yeah! We can make them into little men and bite their heads off while they scream for mercy!”
Ciel smiled warmly at her, “Yep!” He looked at Add, “Finish your drink before we finish making cookies.”
Add nodded. It was nice of Ciel to clear out the downstairs for cookie making so that he could drink his drink without getting into trouble. He looked from Ciel to Lu and back again, “Wait… gingerbread cookies are little men?”
“Haven’t you had gingerbread cookies before?” Lu’s eyes were wide in astonishment.
“No?” Add wasn’t really sure why that was important. Whether he’d had gingerbread cookies before shouldn’t affect his question any. Nor should it affect whether or not it was answered.
“But Ciel makes them every year!”
“Add only eats the chocolate cookies,” Ciel reminded Lu calmly.
Lu looked up at Ciel. She tipped her head to the side curiously, “Oh yeah. How come?”
Add shrugged, “I don’t like anything else.” He didn’t even know Ciel made any kind of cookies other than chocolate and chocolate chip but okay. It didn’t surprise him that Ciel could make other kinds of cookies but just because someone could do something doesn’t mean they do.
“But you haven’t had gingerbread cookies,” Lu argued.
“So?”
“What else haven’t you had?”
“I only eat chocolate cookies.”
“So, you haven’t even had anything?” Lu stared at him. “How come?”
“Lu-” Ciel attempted to cut into the argument but Add cut him off.
“I told you. I don’t like anything else.”
“But you haven’t had anything else.”
“I don’t want to have anything else,” Add snapped impatiently.
Lu pouted, “How come you try the new stuff Rena makes but not Ciel?”
“Rena’s stuff is different. She makes me try it.”
“No, she doesn’t.”
“Yes, she does. The rule is I have to have one bite before I can get something else to eat.” It was a really annoying rule, but a rule all the same. Besides, he was used to it now so it wasn’t as much of a hassle as it was at first.
“That applies to Ciel’s stuff too!” Lu insisted.
“It does not.” Add argued.
“It does.”
“Does not.”
“Does.”
“Not according to Rena.”
“It does according to me!”
“You’re not the boss of me!”
“Lu. Add,” Ciel had to tap both of their heads to get their attention. When they looked up at him he directed them to gathering ingredients like they hadn’t been arguing just moments before, “How about you each grab me half of the ingredients on the list? That’s eight things each.” He handed Lu her list and Add his.
Add looked over his list. He needed to grab unsalted butter, vegetable shortening, packed light brown sugar, unsulfured molasses, an egg, confectioners’ sugar, dried egg white powder, and some water. He stared at the list in confusion, “What the fuck is confectioners’ sugar? Why do you need an egg and dried egg white powder? I thought all brown sugar was packaged. And isn’t vegetable shortening just fake butter? Why do you need both that and butter? Why does the butter have to be unsalted?”
“Hold on. One question at a time,” Ciel laughed. “Confectioners’ sugar is sugar that’s been finely powdered. It’s used for making icing and candy. The egg is for the cookies while the dried egg white powder is for the icing we’re going to put on them. Packed brown sugar isn’t the same as packaged brown sugar. Packed brown sugar is when you press it down into itself. The main difference between vegetable shortening and butter is the flavor, or lack thereof in shortening’s case. And we have unsalted butter because salt is part of the recipe for the cookies.”
Add stared at Ciel in surprise. While he had expected answers, he had not expected the half-demon to recite them from memory. He shrugged and set to work gathering the ingredients on his list.
Ciel did most of the actual making of the cookies, but finally the dough was rolled out and ready to be turned into little men. Ciel gave Add and Lu each a cookie cutter. He sat at the table next to Lu, his forearms resting on the table, to watch the two kids working on their cookies.
About halfway through cutting the dough Lu turned to Add, “Bet you can’t make a little man without using the cutter.”
“Sure, I can,” Add glared at her.
“Do it then,” Lu grinned.
Add smirked, “Only if you do.”
“Coward,” Lu stuck her tongue out.
“Nah,” Add shook his head. He cut out another cookie and set it exactly one inch to the left of the one he did before. He wasn’t sure why they needed to be one inch apart, but Ciel said it was important. Dynamo had places set for each of the cookies on the cookie sheet. “You’re the one that’s refusing to. I said I could do it.”
“Fine. We’ll both do it. Whoever’s is the prettiest wins a special prize.”
“What kinda special prize?” Add asked curiously.
“I don’t know yet,” Lu shrugged. “We’ll just make our little men and then we’ll figure it out.”
“Maybe the winner gets to decide what flavor the Christmas cake is gonna be,” Add suggested.
“That’s not a prize. We’re both gonna pick chocolate,” Lu argued.
“Well… maybe pick something other than chocolate.”
“Then you can’t pick chocolate either.”
“That’s not fair,” Add complained. “I don’t know what’s good besides chocolate.”
“That sucks.” Lu shrugged indifferently, “The prize is deciding the flavor of the Christmas cake but neither of us can pick chocolate.”
“That’s not fair!” Add stomped his foot.
“There’s plenty of other good flavors, Add. I can help you pick,” Ciel offered calmly.
Add sulked. What was the point of picking the flavor if he couldn’t pick the only flavor he liked? Either way, he refused to lose to Lu. He studied the cookies the cookie cutter had made and carefully shaped the dough with his fingers. It was cold and had a texture he did not like but he pushed those details to the back of his mind.
“We have to decorate it with the icing and stuff too,” Lu added. She pounded her fist into her cookie in frustration a couple times, making Add jump. She glanced at him, “Sorry. This is hard.”
Add stuck his tongue out. He looked down at his own cookie and shrugged, “I don’t mind it. My hands just feel really gross.” Once he was satisfied with his cookie he immediately went into the kitchen to wash his hands.
Eve walked past the kitchen on the way to the stairs down to her lab. Add noticed and grinned, “Eve!” He hurried after her, the cookies nearly completely forgotten.
Eve waited for him halfway down the stairs, half turned back toward the top, “Hello, Add.”
“Hi!” He hurried down the stairs until he was on the same step as her, “You’re going to your lab right?”
Eve nodded but she didn’t move.
Add didn’t notice and grinned up at her, “I’m coming too!”
Eve sighed. She didn’t say anything but continued down the stairs.
Again, Add didn’t notice and happily followed her down the rest of the stairs into her lab. He had yet to be in her lab. Whenever he did help her it was always in her room, or at the table upstairs. Her lab was a box shaped room with multiple tables. The entire wall to the right of the door was all shelves filled with various materials and partially finished projects.
That was where Add went first. Every shelf was meticulously organized, with labels and containers to keep like pieces together. He whistled. She had all sorts of stuff and he didn’t even know until now. He looked around for Eve. She was sitting at a table on the other side of the room with various sheets of paper gathered around her. He hopped onto Dynamo and zipped across the room, stopping just before the table, “Whatcha doing?”
“I’m working,” Eve answered simply without looking up.
Add looked around at the papers. They looked like designs but he hadn’t seen any of them before. He glanced at Eve, “How come you have all of these but no new friends?”
Eve looked at him, her eyes widened slightly in surprise but her expression quickly cleared. She explained calmly, “I am unwilling to create more Nasods than I can take care of and currently that means that I won’t be building any more.”
“Well that’s no fun,” Add muttered under his breath.
“I suppose,” Eve shrugged. “However, it’s less fun for something to happen to them because I can’t protect them.”
“I can help!”
“Thank you for the offer, but that is my responsibility.”
Add sulked. He stuck his tongue out at her, “Okay…” He quickly got bored and returned to looking around. She had an alchemy lab and a corner of her lab was filled with all sorts of weird magical stuff. He glanced back at her, “Why all the magic stuff?”
“I lend my lab to Aisha occasionally. She’s developing her own form of magic.”
Add frowned. That seemed dumb. Why bother making her own form of magic when there were already too many versions of it anyway? He wandered back to the alchemy lab and looked it over. It appeared to be operating almost independently. “What’s it doing?” He reached out to touch it.
“Please don’t touch anything in here,” Eve told him before she answered his question. “It’s analyzing various chemicals for their properties and potential uses.”
“Huh.” Add pulled his hand away but continued to watch it. After a few moments he got bored again and wandered back over to the shelves. There was a soft whirring noise coming from one that caught his attention almost immediately. Dynamo located it as something on one of the top shelves near the back. He stood on Dynamo and made sure to be very gentle moving stuff around so he could find it. Eve would no doubt be angry with him if he broke something, by accident or not.
“Add.”
“Yeah?” Add turned to look at Eve.
“I thought I-”
“Oh shit!” Add dropped off Dynamo quickly and shoved his hands into his pockets, “You said not to touch anything!” He was so focused on finding the source of the noise that he completely forgot about that. He shuffled his feet, hoping she wouldn’t get mad at him.
Eve sighed, “Try to remember please.”
Add nodded vigorously, “I will!” He trotted back up to the table where she sat and sat on Dynamo next to her. “Are you making more designs?”
Eve remained silent for a moment, “I might. Currently I’m looking over some of the older ones to ensure they are brought up to date.”
Add laid his head on the table and watched her for what felt like a few hours at least but when he checked the time on Dynamo only ten minutes had passed. He groaned, got up, and wandered around again. There was a closet in the opposite corner of Aisha’s weird magic stuff so he wandered over to it and opened the door.
“Add, stay out of there.”
Add looked at Eve curiously, “What is it?”
“The water heater closet,” Eve answered.
Add looked into the closet. All he saw was another wall. Maybe there was a door somewhere. He had yet to see the water heater. Surely there was a more effective way to control the water temperatures than hiding an extra closet in Eve’s lab. He wandered into the closet and found another door. Before he could open it, however, Eve called from the first doorway, “Add, come here.”
“But-”
“Now, please.”
Add dragged his feet but followed her out of the closet. Eve made sure the door closed behind him. He sulked under the table Eve sat at, “I’m so bored.”
“I’m not keeping you here,” Eve was very calm.
“You’re not usually so boring,” Add muttered.
“It’s not my job to entertain you, Add. If this is so boring for you, then you are free to find something else to do. You have no one to blame but yourself should you choose not to.”
Add didn’t move, but when time continued to crawl at a snail’s pace, he looked around for something to do. He crawled out from under the table and left Eve’s lab to find Snowball. He found her watching the snow fall in his window. Add gathered her favorite toys and took her back to Eve’s lab.
“Please keep the cat off the shelves,” Eve told him the moment she saw Snowball.
Add nodded, “I will.” He set the cat down in the empty space in the middle of the room and played with her there.
