[ Incredible... Helena can recognize people by the sound of their footsteps?! Pausing in awe while the young woman busies herself with the cabinets, Alice takes a moment to ponder the notion and decide that it does stand to reason that there are differences to note and memorize. Shin Tsukimi's footfalls must have their unique traits, and the same applies to him, and others. He'd like to ask Helena about it, curious to learn what would signal to her that either one of them is approaching, but they have something else to address first.
The taste of corn potage... Alice readies himself to fetch their needed equipment, thinking. How much detail should he include? ]
It's... both sweet and savory, as well as creamy. The texture should be smooth.
[ Concentrating on describing it properly is beginning to make him hungry... ]
[ Oh! Helena's approach considers how to feed one's soul — there's more to identify than physical sensations such as tasting the flavor of the soup or feeling satisfying fullness after a filling meal, and so on. Giving the questions some thought, Alice leans against the counter behind him. ]
I see... In that case, I would describe it as comforting. Eating it, one feels cozy, like wrapping yourself in a blanket, or sitting around a kotatsu in winter.
[ Since Shin Tsukimi must feel the cold easily, judging by the many layers he tends to wear, capturing the essence of good soup to nourish the soul is an important objective! ]
When whoever eats it finishes a bowl, they should look forward to having it again.
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The taste of corn potage... Alice readies himself to fetch their needed equipment, thinking. How much detail should he include? ]
It's... both sweet and savory, as well as creamy. The texture should be smooth.
[ Concentrating on describing it properly is beginning to make him hungry... ]
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[they can't just add miso and hope for the best. it has to balance the best of both.]
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I see... In that case, I would describe it as comforting. Eating it, one feels cozy, like wrapping yourself in a blanket, or sitting around a kotatsu in winter.
[ Since Shin Tsukimi must feel the cold easily, judging by the many layers he tends to wear, capturing the essence of good soup to nourish the soul is an important objective! ]
When whoever eats it finishes a bowl, they should look forward to having it again.