Hungry people need to eat...

[basic_powers]

It took a little bit of bribing amid the waitrats and kitchen staff to arrange for four hours of uninterrupted time. Half an hour of that was spent checking over the entire kitchen for listening devices, scrying spells or astral anchors. Once that was done, everything was about getting all the bits and bobs for teaching someone cooking basics out and at the ready. Spices were arranged, the espresso machine was warmed and primed. Coffer of various types was set out in jars, ranging from the dreaded SANKA to Civet Cat to the special blend that the people on Security drank (It was always nice to have a coffee that doubled as a liquid to exorcise ghosts, spells and what not).

For what's he's worth, Beauford is standing calmly next to one of the polished steel prep tables of the kitchen, wearing a battered plain denim apron that may have a few char marks at the shoulder. At least that's how things appear to Quentin when the young man shows up at for lessons.

Comments

[basic_powers]

"Good, because living off of pizza and take out can't be good for anyone's health, even if you are of Oberon's Get."

[heatherandsteel]

He opens his mouth at Oberon's get, stops and then nods,

"Other people do feed us and we live in San Francisco, even pizza can be healthy. Oh and if you want, I can explain some of the Fae races."

[basic_powers]

He's made some...rough concepts of what the people of Quentin's world (all species included) are like, so there is only the faintly raised eyebrow at the word races.

An entire world summed up with one word, a plural noun.

"As much as you've got my curiosity up... it'll have to wait until our next lesson, Quentin." Beauford's just going to make a pointed glance towards the doors to the kitchen which are opening to admit the regular staff back in to start work.

Unless he wants to talk about this in front of the entire kitchen and wait staff... "Besides, I've had tofurky pizza."

[heatherandsteel]

Quentin makes a face as he lifts up the dishes and follows Beauford, "Some things that are done with tofu are wrong. And yes, another time."