Food Adventures, Thursday, First Period

[carbsliftthespirit]

Raiden, who totally had a black mane and tail and a backwards baseball cap on his head, despite his icon's tragic lack of same, had asked the students to meet him at Portalocity back when he'd assumed they were going to be, y'know, people-shaped this week. This morning he'd asked one of the gnomes to tape a sign to the door redirecting them to the park instead. Hopefully they wouldn't run into any trouble with the dinosaurs.

"Hey, everyponybody!" he greeted them once what he thought was his class was assembled. Had some random pony joined them? He had no way to tell. "I'm Raiden, and you signed up for Food Adventures! And we were supposed to start those adventures today, but, uh, I'm a pony." And probably some of them were, too. "And I couldn't reschedule our portal to anywhere with pony people, plus I don't know anything about their food." He would like to learn, though! "So instead we're going to introduce ourselves, and then explore our very own island! First I want you to tell me who you are, and a kind of food you'd like to try--either one you haven't already or one you want to know more about, both are good--and then your assignment for the week is to try something from one of the island's restaurants that you haven't before! If you don't have any money on you," because you were a pony, "just tell them to put it on Raiden's account. Okay? Great, let's get going!"

Comments

Re: Introductions!

[thatsmysword]

"... What's Oktoberfest?"

Well, Henry, it was something that happened on the same continent you were from, for a change, at least...

Re: Introductions!

[carbsliftthespirit]

"It's a big festival they have every fall in Munich, Germany to celebrate beer!" He knew beer, right? How about Germany? "There's lots of yummy food, too, like sausages and pretzels."

Re: Introductions!

[thatsmysword]

"Oh! Bavaria! I know that one," Henry said, unreasonably proud of himself in that moment. They were only part of the same Empire and everything. "I have heard they make good smoked sausages. I think the Deutsch might have been from around those parts..."

Re: Introductions!

[carbsliftthespirit]

"Yep," Raiden confirmed. "Germany is also called Deutschland, in its own language. 'Germany' is the English name for it." Because English did be like that.

Re: Introductions!

[thatsmysword]

"Right," said Henry. "Got it. Oktoberfest, then."

Stupid translator microbes had just given him 'němec' thrice, but he didn't want to point it out.