it's actually about ethics in blacksmithing (
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estoria2015-04-03 08:30 pm
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open to all;
Who: Archer
swordboning and YOU. (Maybe Athena too)
When: December 15th and on
Where: Right here where you need him. At least in the streets.
What: Golden Archers is sadly open. Come get your top tier food of choice.
Rating/Warning: Nah.
[Archer was fully cringing at the emblem Athena made and the fact that it was pasted on his apron. Well, inwardly at least. Athena got to have her way with the things went around here since she was the one who put in the money and most of the work. That meant her lame idea of what was great ended up plastering almost anything that had the surface for it.
But for a food stall, there was a serious lack of menu. Archer, though, intentionally wanted that. Restricting himself would only be admitting that he couldn't make things that people wanted outside of said menu. Obviously, there were some restrictions because supplies of some things were exceedingly rare or impossible to find. Which meant that rich people places had to be visited for that. But here were reasonable prices for fresh cooked food.]
Before you ask, there's no menu. So just tell me what you want.
[Customer service needed a little bit of work, however. And no, Saber, you weren't getting any free food.]
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When: December 15th and on
Where: Right here where you need him. At least in the streets.
What: Golden Archers is sadly open. Come get your top tier food of choice.
Rating/Warning: Nah.
[Archer was fully cringing at the emblem Athena made and the fact that it was pasted on his apron. Well, inwardly at least. Athena got to have her way with the things went around here since she was the one who put in the money and most of the work. That meant her lame idea of what was great ended up plastering almost anything that had the surface for it.
But for a food stall, there was a serious lack of menu. Archer, though, intentionally wanted that. Restricting himself would only be admitting that he couldn't make things that people wanted outside of said menu. Obviously, there were some restrictions because supplies of some things were exceedingly rare or impossible to find. Which meant that rich people places had to be visited for that. But here were reasonable prices for fresh cooked food.]
Before you ask, there's no menu. So just tell me what you want.
[Customer service needed a little bit of work, however. And no, Saber, you weren't getting any free food.]
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[He seems to genuinely be considering the question, though, and lapses into silence as he mulls it over. It's not the kind of dilemma he's ever had to consider before...]
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I've spoken about this with Athena but take this as a warning. I dedicated my life to ideals and ended up killing thousands to save millions by the end of it. In the end, this kind of thing will destroy a person.
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I am a prosecutor. Rest assured, the only blade I'll wield against another is the blade of the law... I am no vigilante who would take others' lives into my own hands.
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[Dipping the soba into cold water next and then arranging it a bowl. And a separate plate for more slices of meat for you know here.]
Here.
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[Before he digs in to his noodles, he whistles Taka over, and the hawk helps himself to the meat left out. Don't worry, Taka has good table manners...! More or less.]
I'm glad to see an establishment that knows how to treat birds well. Most tend not to accept them as customers.
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[Which was good enough. A lot of animals were probably just plain dumb.]
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[The hawk gives a screech of assent, and Blackquill proceeds to make a start on his own meal.]
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[As usual, it's hard to tell if he's being serious or not.]
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[This place never ceases to be full of nasty surprises.]
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[He'd argue ghosts don't exist, but arguing rational, common sense with most people here is like arguing with a brick wall.]
What became of the ghosts if they could not be slain through ordinary means?
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[Or so he hopes. He finishes the last of his soba, then offers Archer his card for payment.] My compliments to the chef... Taka also rather enjoyed his meal.
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[Taking the card. Barely any money is being taken out though, what a cheap meal.]
You're welcome though not much was done.
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[He coaxes his hawk onto his arm, then back onto his usual perch on his shoulder. Time to get going, birdy.]
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[Crossing his arms. SOMEDAY IN THE FUTURE.
Sword fanatics.........]
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[If Athena has her way, she'll wrangle him into coming back to Archer's stall tomorrow, anyway.]
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