Dancing Circles on the Horizon of Events

"So let the gas you can do drift around the powdered magnesium...... Miss Lucia? Heat it up."

"Are you coming?

Shubbo!

"Something glowed... is this okay?

"Mm-hmm. That's it!

"This isn't Inari sushi, no matter what you think..."

Lucia looks delicate when she sees an object like white sand that can be done.

When Teresa smiled niggly at her reaction like that......

I took a bowl with water, and I mouthed it like this.

"Put that whitened magnesium powder in this water. So, because you don't need the silver part left in some of it? If I put that in, it could suck, explode..."

"... is the white one okay?

"... maybe"

With that said, Teresa places that bowl in her hand once, on a rock that was a little further away.

And then Lucia walked into that bowl.

"How much?"

Sarah, Sarah, Sarah...

The white sandy solids made so far were slowly put in using gravity-controlled magic.

You know, about the bowl.

"".................. "" Jeez.

and Teresa and Lucia staring from afar.

Then Beatrice, who was watching those two, asks the question with a rugged look on his face.

"Is this really cooking?

"Mm-hmm. It's cooking. It may not look like cooking... but it's definitely cooking."

In response to Beatrice's inquiry, Teresa approached the fearful bowl….

And then I peeked into it and...

"... um. It's like it's well made!

The powder I put in there seemed to give me a satisfying look, making sure it was dissolved safely in water.

"Hey, Teresa? What's that?"

"Hoo-hoo-hoo...... Here's some soy milk you just made and warmed up, huh? Put this liquid in there and mix it..."

""... when you mix it?

"... no, not if I scratch too much? Look, let's see."

…………

Lucia and Beatrice peek gently into the pan mixed with soy milk and 'mysterious aqueous solution' as Teresa tells them.

Then there appeared to be soy milk that was becoming jelly and solidified.

"Maybe this is..."

"Mm-hmm. It's tofu. Well, not that this is complete, but how many processes are left? I mean, Miss Lucia and Bear made it just now because of Nigari."

"" Former Nigari...... "

"That's right. Is that white powder called magnesium chloride? It was originally made from sea water, but it was not available in the town of Zapato, so we tried to create it from stone.... What do you say? Now, have you reviewed the concubine?

…………

"... why are you silent..."

I checked the two of them 'thoughts, and instead of returning anything, nothing responded, so Teresa seemed to feel like she couldn't help it.

If I were to analogize, I might describe it as close to the moment I slipped confidently mouthing the daiquiri I thought was funny.

... just.

They didn't seem to have had trouble responding because they didn't think anything of Teresa's behavior.

"Uh... yeah... I don't know what to say..."

"... Alchemy?

That's all I said, then Lucia and Beatrice, who give me the look of difficulty and are silent again.

Apparently, both of them, the surprise went around and they didn't know how to react.

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And you can do tofu, cut it thin, drain the water with gravity-controlled magic, fry it twice with animal oil......

The resulting "fried" is now boiled in hot water, drained of oil, and then simmered in a sauce made by mixing soy sauce, salt, sugar and millin......

If you chill where the flavor is sufficiently stained and fill it with vinegar rice mixed with chopped wasabi -

"... you did it!

- It is the completion of Inari sushi.

…………

"... you lords, you seem to keep quiet from earlier... concubine, have you done something?

"Ugh, yeah... nothing..."

"... Alchemy?

"......................................................................................................................................................."

Even in front of Inari Sushi, Lucia looked somewhere out of the blue, but Teresa frowned that Beatrice had only called it 'alchemy'.

Then she puts five pieces of Inari sushi on three small plates......

I handed it out to the two of them and then opened my mouth again.

"I make it out of just the atmosphere without weighing it down, so maybe it's not very tasty... well, I'd like you to take a closer look around and eat it. I'll take it, won't I?

Theresa then threw the Inari sushi she had made into her mouth the first of the three people there.

That's right.

as if it tasted poisonous.

"………" Momogu

"... How's it going?

"Hmm...... Not bad, but to be honest, it tastes unconvincing... Well, at least, as soon as you put it in your mouth, don't you think it's not as unpleasant as it sounds? See, your lords can try it. My concubine proved this sushi wasn't poisonous, right?

"Yeah...... But I was surprised. I didn't think you could do sushi from the stone..."

"No, it's not made of stone. That's simply because I made an artificial nigga out of ore."

"If I hadn't seen the process, I wouldn't have believed it..."

"Believe it or not, the sushi on Miss Lucia's plate is the truth. Don't hesitate to eat. That said, per capita, there's only five of them?

"Yeah. So, you want it? I wonder what it tastes like..."

And I said that with a look on my face like I was expecting...

Paku......

and Lucia throwing Inari sushi into her mouth.

And for some reason...

"………" Momogu

Her expression seems to have inadvertently turned into something serious.

Theresa asks terrible questions about Lucia like that.

"What if... it didn't fit your mouth?

Lucia, in contrast, frowned and asked the opposite question.

"Hey, Teresa...... Did you put anything in this? ♪ Paku ♪

"What... isn't it only about wasabi in there? And to the extent that it doesn't bother you, a very small amount of it?

".................." paku

"What the hell is wrong with you? You look so tannic... Was it that bad? Inari sushi, which I made for the first time, so I'd like you to take a good look at it... (Otherwise, my concubine, Miss Lucia will get me...)"

"Uh hey... it's not tasty, it doesn't fit my mouth... that's not true, is it? But... it's impossible..." paku

"It can't be because it doesn't taste bad... I don't know why..."

With a serious look on his face, Teresa turns to Zito's eyes, sighing at Lucia as she eats Pak Pak and Inari Sushi.

On the other hand...

"So, Teresa?! This is so delicious, what food is it?! ♪ Paku ♪

Beatrices seemed to have a clear reaction.

"You told me earlier, didn't you? It's Inari sushi. But well... don't you hate honest reactions, like your lord? Compared to that..." chira

".................." puffy

"... I'm not sure what it is, but there's something wrong with Miss Lucia just now..."

Plate with the last piece of Inari sushi on it, close to your face...

Lucia looking at it shaking into small pieces.

Seeing her reaction like that, Teresa seems to be getting worried gradually.

That is, I wonder if Inari Sushi really has something like addiction.

Luckily, however, Lucia, who ate Inari sushi, did not appear to have developed any symptoms of addiction.

When she raised that face, she said this to Teresa.

… except.

I don't know what I thought, since I went straight into the bag without eating the last of the Inari sushi.

"Thank you for today, Teresa. You make sushi for me...... I learned a lot!

"No... that would be good... Lord, I have Inari sushi in my bag right now..."

"Well... we'll all be waiting, and we'll go home before you worry?

"That's right."

"Ugh, um... Something tells me I can't convince myself... but I have to avoid waltz worrying. of withdrawing."

Theresa and the others start exchanging like that, cleaning up the pots and stoves they used, and getting ready to go down the mountain.

And when we all share roles and finish cleaning up in about 10 minutes...

They decided to walk down the mountain path lit up by the largely tilted sun and return to the carriage where their companions waited.

...... Note.

One thing has changed dramatically in this case, but Teresa didn't seem to notice it at this point.

If she had noticed it........................ no.

Even if I had noticed and been in some sort of action, I must have already, couldn't help it.

... because the 'Inari Sushi' she made is after it has already been eaten by Lucia...