If your character and Kay need to get together for a personal conversation or some other kind of little-tiny-thing, and we're feeling too lazy to throw up a new post, we can spam it up in here.
[Hiccup nods, a little grateful he isn't going to have to do that part himself. After making it this far, he's a little terrified about messing something up now.]
S-sure! Got it. [He starts taking bits of chicken and loading it onto a plate.]
[Meanwhile, Kay has the dubious honour of taking all those chicken bones and ligaments, along with all the juices from the bottom of the pan, and tossing them into a big pot. As she gets things ready, she talks through what she's doing.]
This part's not hard, really, but the bones and all have to simmer for an hour, too, and we might as well get it started now. You want to throw in a carrot, an onion, and a stalk of celery if you've got them--of course, there's no reason you wouldn't have 'em here. They don't need to be cut up, just clean. Then enough water to cover everything, some salt...[Lugging a heavy pot of water over to the stove...] and you've got yourself the start of a decent chicken broth. [And then, you get to eat the meal of the triumphant, chicken and potatoes.] How is it?
[He should really be writing this down, but Hiccup has a good enough memory he thinks he can remember this later. And if not? Well, it's not exactly like he couldn't get in touch with her. He puts puts of chicken in his mouth and he listens intently.]
O-oh! It's good. R-really good. Best thing I've had in a long time, really. Definitely beats fish any day.
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[Action, May 22]
S-sure! Got it. [He starts taking bits of chicken and loading it onto a plate.]
[Action, May 22]
This part's not hard, really, but the bones and all have to simmer for an hour, too, and we might as well get it started now. You want to throw in a carrot, an onion, and a stalk of celery if you've got them--of course, there's no reason you wouldn't have 'em here. They don't need to be cut up, just clean. Then enough water to cover everything, some salt...[Lugging a heavy pot of water over to the stove...] and you've got yourself the start of a decent chicken broth. [And then, you get to eat the meal of the triumphant, chicken and potatoes.] How is it?
[Action, May 22]
O-oh! It's good. R-really good. Best thing I've had in a long time, really. Definitely beats fish any day.