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<blockquote data-quote="Velmont" data-source="post: 3123812" data-attributes="member: 13739">&quot;I didn't paid any fee either...&quot; adds Yeblin to teh discussion &quot;I must tell I ma not a knight either, not one like on of you.&quot; he tells to the three 'ossifers' &quot;It's been sometimes I am with the knights. They show me a few tricks and in exchange, I make there food. Knights doesn't take care of there plate. They prefer things that are not tasty, always eating the same thing. I was taking good care of the knight in the camp I was, and they were so pleased that theysend me here, mostly thinking farther from Solamnia, the kinght would even take less care of there appetite. I must tell Luke seems a better cook than Jeromy. Jeromy seems to not like me. But teh sad thing, it is that I will not do any more meals for Officer Stormblade. He was a nice officer, he is teh one who sent me here. The last meal I made him was a gombo stew. You know gombo? When you boil it, it become sticky and slimy. It's pretty fun to eat. You take a piece, but you must do at least twenty turns to your fork to break the slimy thread. In kendermore, each time I did it, we were challenging each other. Who could do teh longest thread, who would do the most turn without breaking the thread. My sister tried once to each all the sauce with one sip, sucking all it, but it's hard as the thread haev a tendency to break in teh end, when the only suace remianing is stickying to teh potatoes or the meat. I could do you some if you like, but we will haev to wait, as I don't have any gombo left... or maybe I have some in my pack. You think the commander would like that?&quot;[SBLOCK=OOC]By the way, gombo really exist, it is really slimy after boiling it. Popular in teh african meals, generally, strangers doens't like it much, as teh texture is something to foreign from our occidental meals. And the taste is not that great anyway.[/SBLOCK]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Velmont, post: 3123812, member: 13739"] [COLOR=Yellow]"I didn't paid any fee either..."[/COLOR] adds Yeblin to teh discussion [COLOR=Yellow]"I must tell I ma not a knight either, not one like on of you."[/COLOR] he tells to the three 'ossifers' [COLOR=Yellow]"It's been sometimes I am with the knights. They show me a few tricks and in exchange, I make there food. Knights doesn't take care of there plate. They prefer things that are not tasty, always eating the same thing. I was taking good care of the knight in the camp I was, and they were so pleased that theysend me here, mostly thinking farther from Solamnia, the kinght would even take less care of there appetite. I must tell Luke seems a better cook than Jeromy. Jeromy seems to not like me. But teh sad thing, it is that I will not do any more meals for Officer Stormblade. He was a nice officer, he is teh one who sent me here. The last meal I made him was a gombo stew. You know gombo? When you boil it, it become sticky and slimy. It's pretty fun to eat. You take a piece, but you must do at least twenty turns to your fork to break the slimy thread. In kendermore, each time I did it, we were challenging each other. Who could do teh longest thread, who would do the most turn without breaking the thread. My sister tried once to each all the sauce with one sip, sucking all it, but it's hard as the thread haev a tendency to break in teh end, when the only suace remianing is stickying to teh potatoes or the meat. I could do you some if you like, but we will haev to wait, as I don't have any gombo left... or maybe I have some in my pack. You think the commander would like that?"[/COLOR] [SBLOCK=OOC]By the way, gombo really exist, it is really slimy after boiling it. Popular in teh african meals, generally, strangers doens't like it much, as teh texture is something to foreign from our occidental meals. And the taste is not that great anyway.[/SBLOCK] [/QUOTE]

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