Unbridled Originality
Stole your Sweetroll
Vorgol, Fishman Chef
Vorgol’s face blanched a bit when the man casually mentioned creating the undead, but he tried his best to hide his disgust. “Well, in that case, I would say he’s far from alright, shachi, what with being dead and all.”
He finished the cinnamon roll in two huge bites, and moved ever so slightly away from the counter where Victor sat, greeting another regular with a smile and one of the strawberry tarts he had pulled from the oven previously, whipping a pastry bag out of seemingly nowhere to frost it in-transit. “Gilna, good to see you, shachi! How is your husband doing?”
For the next few minutes, he engaged in idle chitchat with his other customers, occasionally...well, not so occasionally, actually, sampling some of his stock.
(Jel, bud, you've gotta give me something to work with here. I can't really respond to one line of dialogue.)
Vorgol’s face blanched a bit when the man casually mentioned creating the undead, but he tried his best to hide his disgust. “Well, in that case, I would say he’s far from alright, shachi, what with being dead and all.”
He finished the cinnamon roll in two huge bites, and moved ever so slightly away from the counter where Victor sat, greeting another regular with a smile and one of the strawberry tarts he had pulled from the oven previously, whipping a pastry bag out of seemingly nowhere to frost it in-transit. “Gilna, good to see you, shachi! How is your husband doing?”
For the next few minutes, he engaged in idle chitchat with his other customers, occasionally...well, not so occasionally, actually, sampling some of his stock.
(Jel, bud, you've gotta give me something to work with here. I can't really respond to one line of dialogue.)