How do you all survive on this stuff? (Angie)
Morris took a moment and sighed towards Angie. “It was a joke. I was bringing up the percentages as if you mean’t it literally…” He took of his top hat and hanged it on a near by pillar. “I’ve had hundreds of years to work on my stand up act but, I suppose it still needs a little work.”
He looked around and surveyed the area. “Wait… Is there even an oven or a range around here?”
"Oh…" Angie stopped her work, closing her fingers around the egg carton. "Sorry. I guess I got too into talking about minutiae about food…As for that, I do have a portable gas range that I bring around." From another bag she took out a device, just the right size to fit a pan on top. "There’s nothing I can really do about an oven unless I go back to my apartment so I can’t really bake here. But this works just fine." She fit the gas canister into the side of the range and began pulling out the other ingredients. "Is there anything you want in particular in your omelet?"
"Nothing in particular." Morris answered. "I not really picky and I think you'd have a better idea what to do with the meal then I would."
He then looked over the ingredients. "So, what is it that you'll need me to help with?"















