There was a new person at the Hotel. The sinner wasn't particularly notable, not someone who would stick out. Of average height, wearing a half-tucked button down, a jacket decorated in pins of all sorts, a pair of khaki pants over their furry legs, and a beanie over their hair and horns, they weren't didn't seem the type to strike someone as odd or seem out of place anywhere. One might think they're here for redemption, however in reality…
"Scarlet?" She called out, looking around. They were fairly certain this was the right place. "You here?"
( @radiowaveconspirator )
( ooc: SORRY IF ITS BAD I HAVENT ROLEPPLAYED LIKE THIS IN A WHILE )
huh-?
[she'd been organizing something in the kitchen, some easy task to keep her busy instead of reading all day. however, she pokes her head out.]
. . . did someone need me-?
[she's actually relatively small for her age - pale, essentially just a body with a puff of white hair. tiny antlers - it is just barely visible, but she appears to have fangs.]
There was a new person at the Hotel. The sinner wasn't particularly notable, not someone who would stick out. Of average height, wearing a half-tucked button down, a jacket decorated in pins of all sorts, a pair of khaki pants over their furry legs, and a beanie over their hair and horns, they weren't didn't seem the type to strike someone as odd or seem out of place anywhere. One might think they're here for redemption, however in reality…
"Scarlet?" She called out, looking around. They were fairly certain this was the right place. "You here?"
( @radiowaveconspirator )
( ooc: SORRY IF ITS BAD I HAVENT ROLEPPLAYED LIKE THIS IN A WHILE )
huh-?
[she'd been organizing something in the kitchen, some easy task to keep her busy instead of reading all day. however, she pokes her head out.]
. . . did someone need me-?
[she's actually relatively small for her age - pale, essentially just a body with a puff of white hair. tiny antlers - it is just barely visible, but she appears to have fangs.]
i don't "just know it"! what do you take me for, some amateur?
no, no, i take time and effort to learn things! i piece information together, connect dots, like a proper person. there are eyes and ears everywhere, if you know where to look and when to listen! :)
and a word of warning: be a bit more careful with your so-called dad. motives aren't always the clearest! :)
you should know that "nice" does not equal "trustworthy", or has the deer not told you that? i would hope he has the sense to explain basic rules of this wretched dimension to someone he apparently cares for, but i could be wrong, hm?
hm, interesting, interesting. i'm partial to sweets like that myself. i presume you made something simple, since it was your first time? chocolate chip, likely, or maybe a recipe the Radio Demon has. i trust you had fun?
dad helped me, he made most of it-. . . it was chocolate chip, yeah. a little flaky though? i don't know if it's supposed to be like that, he said it was.
flaky? i suppose that would be an issue with the flour, if my baking knowledge isn't failing me. in any case, it doesn't matter very much since you enjoyed them and had fun, though keep in mind to check the quality of your ingredients next time.
and we're getting a bit off topic, aren't we? you failed to respond to what i said about the deer not telling you things you need to know. what else is he hiding?
ooh, is that was makes it flakey? he didn't really explain much to me, except for the baking soda - or was it powder? he explained that. it has that so it rises which is why you gotta be careful not to put the wrong amount in or it will rise too much.
if we must talk about this, i would like to suggest you try hot chocolate as well the next time you have cookies, if you haven't had it already. separate but similar suggestion, milk and cookies.
oh, and brownies. those are nice. i have a recipe from a while back if you're interested.
i don't "just know it"! what do you take me for, some amateur?
no, no, i take time and effort to learn things! i piece information together, connect dots, like a proper person. there are eyes and ears everywhere, if you know where to look and when to listen! :)
and a word of warning: be a bit more careful with your so-called dad. motives aren't always the clearest! :)
you should know that "nice" does not equal "trustworthy", or has the deer not told you that? i would hope he has the sense to explain basic rules of this wretched dimension to someone he apparently cares for, but i could be wrong, hm?
hm, interesting, interesting. i'm partial to sweets like that myself. i presume you made something simple, since it was your first time? chocolate chip, likely, or maybe a recipe the Radio Demon has. i trust you had fun?
dad helped me, he made most of it-. . . it was chocolate chip, yeah. a little flaky though? i don't know if it's supposed to be like that, he said it was.
flaky? i suppose that would be an issue with the flour, if my baking knowledge isn't failing me. in any case, it doesn't matter very much since you enjoyed them and had fun, though keep in mind to check the quality of your ingredients next time.
and we're getting a bit off topic, aren't we? you failed to respond to what i said about the deer not telling you things you need to know. what else is he hiding?
ooh, is that was makes it flakey? he didn't really explain much to me, except for the baking soda - or was it powder? he explained that. it has that so it rises which is why you gotta be careful not to put the wrong amount in or it will rise too much.
if we must talk about this, i would like to suggest you try hot chocolate as well the next time you have cookies, if you haven't had it already. separate but similar suggestion, milk and cookies.
oh, and brownies. those are nice. i have a recipe from a while back if you're interested.
i don't "just know it"! what do you take me for, some amateur?
no, no, i take time and effort to learn things! i piece information together, connect dots, like a proper person. there are eyes and ears everywhere, if you know where to look and when to listen! :)
and a word of warning: be a bit more careful with your so-called dad. motives aren't always the clearest! :)
you should know that "nice" does not equal "trustworthy", or has the deer not told you that? i would hope he has the sense to explain basic rules of this wretched dimension to someone he apparently cares for, but i could be wrong, hm?
hm, interesting, interesting. i'm partial to sweets like that myself. i presume you made something simple, since it was your first time? chocolate chip, likely, or maybe a recipe the Radio Demon has. i trust you had fun?
dad helped me, he made most of it-. . . it was chocolate chip, yeah. a little flaky though? i don't know if it's supposed to be like that, he said it was.
flaky? i suppose that would be an issue with the flour, if my baking knowledge isn't failing me. in any case, it doesn't matter very much since you enjoyed them and had fun, though keep in mind to check the quality of your ingredients next time.
and we're getting a bit off topic, aren't we? you failed to respond to what i said about the deer not telling you things you need to know. what else is he hiding?
ooh, is that was makes it flakey? he didn't really explain much to me, except for the baking soda - or was it powder? he explained that. it has that so it rises which is why you gotta be careful not to put the wrong amount in or it will rise too much.
if we must talk about this, i would like to suggest you try hot chocolate as well the next time you have cookies, if you haven't had it already. separate but similar suggestion, milk and cookies.
oh, and brownies. those are nice. i have a recipe from a while back if you're interested.
i don't "just know it"! what do you take me for, some amateur?
no, no, i take time and effort to learn things! i piece information together, connect dots, like a proper person. there are eyes and ears everywhere, if you know where to look and when to listen! :)
and a word of warning: be a bit more careful with your so-called dad. motives aren't always the clearest! :)
you should know that "nice" does not equal "trustworthy", or has the deer not told you that? i would hope he has the sense to explain basic rules of this wretched dimension to someone he apparently cares for, but i could be wrong, hm?
hm, interesting, interesting. i'm partial to sweets like that myself. i presume you made something simple, since it was your first time? chocolate chip, likely, or maybe a recipe the Radio Demon has. i trust you had fun?
dad helped me, he made most of it-. . . it was chocolate chip, yeah. a little flaky though? i don't know if it's supposed to be like that, he said it was.
flaky? i suppose that would be an issue with the flour, if my baking knowledge isn't failing me. in any case, it doesn't matter very much since you enjoyed them and had fun, though keep in mind to check the quality of your ingredients next time.
and we're getting a bit off topic, aren't we? you failed to respond to what i said about the deer not telling you things you need to know. what else is he hiding?
ooh, is that was makes it flakey? he didn't really explain much to me, except for the baking soda - or was it powder? he explained that. it has that so it rises which is why you gotta be careful not to put the wrong amount in or it will rise too much.
if we must talk about this, i would like to suggest you try hot chocolate as well the next time you have cookies, if you haven't had it already. separate but similar suggestion, milk and cookies.
oh, and brownies. those are nice. i have a recipe from a while back if you're interested.
i don't "just know it"! what do you take me for, some amateur?
no, no, i take time and effort to learn things! i piece information together, connect dots, like a proper person. there are eyes and ears everywhere, if you know where to look and when to listen! :)
and a word of warning: be a bit more careful with your so-called dad. motives aren't always the clearest! :)
you should know that "nice" does not equal "trustworthy", or has the deer not told you that? i would hope he has the sense to explain basic rules of this wretched dimension to someone he apparently cares for, but i could be wrong, hm?
hm, interesting, interesting. i'm partial to sweets like that myself. i presume you made something simple, since it was your first time? chocolate chip, likely, or maybe a recipe the Radio Demon has. i trust you had fun?
dad helped me, he made most of it-. . . it was chocolate chip, yeah. a little flaky though? i don't know if it's supposed to be like that, he said it was.
flaky? i suppose that would be an issue with the flour, if my baking knowledge isn't failing me. in any case, it doesn't matter very much since you enjoyed them and had fun, though keep in mind to check the quality of your ingredients next time.
and we're getting a bit off topic, aren't we? you failed to respond to what i said about the deer not telling you things you need to know. what else is he hiding?
ooh, is that was makes it flakey? he didn't really explain much to me, except for the baking soda - or was it powder? he explained that. it has that so it rises which is why you gotta be careful not to put the wrong amount in or it will rise too much.
if we must talk about this, i would like to suggest you try hot chocolate as well the next time you have cookies, if you haven't had it already. separate but similar suggestion, milk and cookies.
oh, and brownies. those are nice. i have a recipe from a while back if you're interested.
i don't "just know it"! what do you take me for, some amateur?
no, no, i take time and effort to learn things! i piece information together, connect dots, like a proper person. there are eyes and ears everywhere, if you know where to look and when to listen! :)
and a word of warning: be a bit more careful with your so-called dad. motives aren't always the clearest! :)
you should know that "nice" does not equal "trustworthy", or has the deer not told you that? i would hope he has the sense to explain basic rules of this wretched dimension to someone he apparently cares for, but i could be wrong, hm?
hm, interesting, interesting. i'm partial to sweets like that myself. i presume you made something simple, since it was your first time? chocolate chip, likely, or maybe a recipe the Radio Demon has. i trust you had fun?
dad helped me, he made most of it-. . . it was chocolate chip, yeah. a little flaky though? i don't know if it's supposed to be like that, he said it was.
flaky? i suppose that would be an issue with the flour, if my baking knowledge isn't failing me. in any case, it doesn't matter very much since you enjoyed them and had fun, though keep in mind to check the quality of your ingredients next time.
and we're getting a bit off topic, aren't we? you failed to respond to what i said about the deer not telling you things you need to know. what else is he hiding?
ooh, is that was makes it flakey? he didn't really explain much to me, except for the baking soda - or was it powder? he explained that. it has that so it rises which is why you gotta be careful not to put the wrong amount in or it will rise too much.
if we must talk about this, i would like to suggest you try hot chocolate as well the next time you have cookies, if you haven't had it already. separate but similar suggestion, milk and cookies.
oh, and brownies. those are nice. i have a recipe from a while back if you're interested.
i don't "just know it"! what do you take me for, some amateur?
no, no, i take time and effort to learn things! i piece information together, connect dots, like a proper person. there are eyes and ears everywhere, if you know where to look and when to listen! :)
and a word of warning: be a bit more careful with your so-called dad. motives aren't always the clearest! :)
you should know that "nice" does not equal "trustworthy", or has the deer not told you that? i would hope he has the sense to explain basic rules of this wretched dimension to someone he apparently cares for, but i could be wrong, hm?
hm, interesting, interesting. i'm partial to sweets like that myself. i presume you made something simple, since it was your first time? chocolate chip, likely, or maybe a recipe the Radio Demon has. i trust you had fun?
dad helped me, he made most of it-. . . it was chocolate chip, yeah. a little flaky though? i don't know if it's supposed to be like that, he said it was.
flaky? i suppose that would be an issue with the flour, if my baking knowledge isn't failing me. in any case, it doesn't matter very much since you enjoyed them and had fun, though keep in mind to check the quality of your ingredients next time.
and we're getting a bit off topic, aren't we? you failed to respond to what i said about the deer not telling you things you need to know. what else is he hiding?
ooh, is that was makes it flakey? he didn't really explain much to me, except for the baking soda - or was it powder? he explained that. it has that so it rises which is why you gotta be careful not to put the wrong amount in or it will rise too much.
i don't "just know it"! what do you take me for, some amateur?
no, no, i take time and effort to learn things! i piece information together, connect dots, like a proper person. there are eyes and ears everywhere, if you know where to look and when to listen! :)
and a word of warning: be a bit more careful with your so-called dad. motives aren't always the clearest! :)
you should know that "nice" does not equal "trustworthy", or has the deer not told you that? i would hope he has the sense to explain basic rules of this wretched dimension to someone he apparently cares for, but i could be wrong, hm?
hm, interesting, interesting. i'm partial to sweets like that myself. i presume you made something simple, since it was your first time? chocolate chip, likely, or maybe a recipe the Radio Demon has. i trust you had fun?
dad helped me, he made most of it-. . . it was chocolate chip, yeah. a little flaky though? i don't know if it's supposed to be like that, he said it was.
flaky? i suppose that would be an issue with the flour, if my baking knowledge isn't failing me. in any case, it doesn't matter very much since you enjoyed them and had fun, though keep in mind to check the quality of your ingredients next time.
and we're getting a bit off topic, aren't we? you failed to respond to what i said about the deer not telling you things you need to know. what else is he hiding?
i don't "just know it"! what do you take me for, some amateur?
no, no, i take time and effort to learn things! i piece information together, connect dots, like a proper person. there are eyes and ears everywhere, if you know where to look and when to listen! :)
and a word of warning: be a bit more careful with your so-called dad. motives aren't always the clearest! :)
you should know that "nice" does not equal "trustworthy", or has the deer not told you that? i would hope he has the sense to explain basic rules of this wretched dimension to someone he apparently cares for, but i could be wrong, hm?
hm, interesting, interesting. i'm partial to sweets like that myself. i presume you made something simple, since it was your first time? chocolate chip, likely, or maybe a recipe the Radio Demon has. i trust you had fun?
i don't "just know it"! what do you take me for, some amateur?
no, no, i take time and effort to learn things! i piece information together, connect dots, like a proper person. there are eyes and ears everywhere, if you know where to look and when to listen! :)
and a word of warning: be a bit more careful with your so-called dad. motives aren't always the clearest! :)
you should know that "nice" does not equal "trustworthy", or has the deer not told you that? i would hope he has the sense to explain basic rules of this wretched dimension to someone he apparently cares for, but i could be wrong, hm?
i don't "just know it"! what do you take me for, some amateur?
no, no, i take time and effort to learn things! i piece information together, connect dots, like a proper person. there are eyes and ears everywhere, if you know where to look and when to listen! :)
and a word of warning: be a bit more careful with your so-called dad. motives aren't always the clearest! :)
i don't "just know it"! what do you take me for, some amateur?
no, no, i take time and effort to learn things! i piece information together, connect dots, like a proper person. there are eyes and ears everywhere, if you know where to look and when to listen! :)
and a word of warning: be a bit more careful with your so-called dad. motives aren't always the clearest! :)