The prince and his master...(Zhia and EliXan)

[~OneHellofAButler~]

Kino sighed as he started washing the dishes. Even though he'd been working their for two weeks he still wasn't use to it yet. A prince actually working, serving other people? It wasn't right at all but yet there he was. He didn't have much of a choice either. The castle had been undergoing lots of attacks from some rebel warriors and this was safer than being there. As he finished the last one some more customers walked in and he sighed again. It seemed rare that they ever got a break. Customers were in and out pretty much all day most days. Even though it was a small restraunt (and a small town for that matter) everyone in the town came here to eat. Why can't they just feed themselves? Kino wondered. He walked over to them to take their orders, trying his best to smile a little and look like he didn't hate his job. "Hi, welcome, what can I get for you?"

 

[EliXan]

Seth was busy as he heard more customers come in.The more business,the more money he made.He never let money actually lead his life,but what could a person do when money was what helped you in life.He shook his head and continued with his work.He enjoyed cooking for the civilians that came in.It was always nice seeing their faces when they ate his food.For him it was like his food brought them inner happiness for those special moments. Seth was quite happy that there was extra help around.But he didn't think that Kino enjoyed being here very much.Seth sighed as he watched Kino serve the incoming customers.It was hard seeing the guy force himself to be here,but if he needed a place to go,he knew he would have to do the work.It was their deal after all.Seth waited for Kino to come over with the order.

 

[~OneHellofAButler~]

Kino took their orders and walked back over to the kitchen. "Two bowls of rice and two cups of ginseng tea." he paused and added, "I can make the tea if you want..." Although Kino hated working, it wasn't like he had much else to do. There wasn't much to do in a town as small as this. Kino boiled a pot of water and made the tea. Swiftly he carried it over and sat it down on the table. "Your tea," he said just barely remembering to smile and look somewhat friendly.