Nailed it! | Wednesday, 3rd period

[sharp_man]

"Next week will be our final," Hannibal told them all when they arrived. "This week, therefore, we're making something more in keeping with the season. Buche de Noël." He brought out his own, which was a picture-perfect sight of tree trunk with mushrooms sprouting up around and through it, spots of moss and decay, and crumbed and airbrushed dirt below it. He carefully sliced off a portion for each of them. "This is a traditional dessert for the upcoming holiday. Enjoy mine, then make your own. You may look up ideas for decorations online, or create your own design. As usual, I will be around to answer any questions you may have."

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Listen to the lecture/eat Hannibal's food!

[sharp_man]

Life's short - eat dessert first!

Re: Listen to the lecture/eat Hannibal's food!

[chirpchirpchirp]

That log was a cake.

That LOG was a CAKE.

"Earth is so weird."

This wasn't stopping Vette from eating hers, though. She'd been smart and saved room on the way here in spite of being pelted with free marzipan.

Re: Listen to the lecture/eat Hannibal's food!

[sharp_man]

Fortunately, marzipan would keep.

"You don't have foods like this back home?" Hannibal asked.

Re: Listen to the lecture/eat Hannibal's food!

[chirpchirpchirp]

"I mean..." Vette shrugged. "We don't usually eat sticks, but whatever'll keep you going, I suppose."

Yes, she knew it was cake. She was still utterly baffled by the 'log complete with moss' bit.

Re: Listen to the lecture/eat Hannibal's food!

[sharp_man]

Hannibal chuckled. "Well, I do hope this tastes better than most sticks."

Re: Listen to the lecture/eat Hannibal's food!

[hashtag_chocobro]

Okay, now, this was just cool, and maybe got Prompto thinking about what other cakes could be made to look like other things, but then he shook his head and told himself to focus on the cake at hand, because he knew if he wanted to make it good enough for the pictures he totally wanted to take of it, he would have to make sure to concentrate and pay attention to what he was doing.