Who: Cidolfus Telamon & Benedikta Harman. Status: Closed. Where: Around places. What: Cid and Benedikta follow a lead and sneak into a fancy holiday party. Event stuff TBA. Warnings: it's them, what do you want from me
[She arches a brow at him and reaches down for some sort of ham-looking thing. She is not much of a fan of it these days, but free food is free food, and she ought to at least try it to say that she has.
Just going to ignore the look that another haughty man eyes them and their plate.]
[She snorts as she follows him, taking his glass of wine to help carry while he has the plate. She presses a kiss to his cheek, leaving a light mark of her red lipstick there, hidden only by part of his beard.]
Did you forget I was an outlaw for several years prior? Any respect or goodwill I had towards so called nobles like these were already long gone.
Had they been actual good people I may have given pause, however...
[He looks up at the chandelier, gilded in what is likely in pure gold and diamonds with walls lined with large paintings that he can only assume to be of high value. Some extravagance is to be expected as it's only fair for one to display one's wealth, but with everything in such clear opulent display, it's obvious the owners are more interested in displaying their wealth than do anything good with it.]
[She watches his lips, her head tilting with curiosity when he takes that bite, but her eyes dart up to the ceiling where that giant, tacky light hangs.]
A shame. Here I was hoping to walk out with that thing for our home...
[Would it even fit—
Bringing the pink meat to her lips, she observes him.]
We'll have to figure out the kind of beef they use as that will be a major component to it.
[He will happily take that piece, and when she's finished with hers he's going to take another and put some of the sauce over it before letting her have her turn.]
[She hums her approval and takes the meat, her eyes closing as she savours the taste. She knows she should be more nonchalant about it, but she has never tasted anything quite like this? And it is so tender? She's never had a steak this good before, and the steaks that they do make are delectable.]
If it costs a pretty penny as you say, and I've no doubt that it does, perhaps we could strike some deals.
[He holds the plate a little closer for her to take. He'd offer, but with the balls as they are, it may be better she take it so as not to accidentally spill.]
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Might seem a bit "unrichly" of us if we carried containers, but you are more than welcome to the kitchen before we leave.
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[She arches a brow at him and reaches down for some sort of ham-looking thing. She is not much of a fan of it these days, but free food is free food, and she ought to at least try it to say that she has.
Just going to ignore the look that another haughty man eyes them and their plate.]
You are not going to try and stop me?
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[A wry grin as he takes a kebab while moving them to an open high table they can perch at.]
The have plenty to spare, don't they?
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I seem to have rubbed off on you a bit, too.
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Did you forget I was an outlaw for several years prior? Any respect or goodwill I had towards so called nobles like these were already long gone.
Had they been actual good people I may have given pause, however...
[He looks up at the chandelier, gilded in what is likely in pure gold and diamonds with walls lined with large paintings that he can only assume to be of high value. Some extravagance is to be expected as it's only fair for one to display one's wealth, but with everything in such clear opulent display, it's obvious the owners are more interested in displaying their wealth than do anything good with it.]
I doubt it.
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You could at least give me some of the credit.
[... And lifts it to his lips.]
A yes dear would have sufficed.
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Yes, dear.
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I suppose we do have them to thank for some things.
[She glances around, following the trail his own eyes had taken around the room with her own.]
Plenty of things to take with us, if we are so inclined. How thoughtful of them to leave them all lying about.
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Just keep in mind my pockets can only carry so much. The smallest items could even be worth the most.
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A shame. Here I was hoping to walk out with that thing for our home...
[Would it even fit—
Bringing the pink meat to her lips, she observes him.]
What do you think?
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[As in, the chandelier. She can get a more tasteful one to go over their dining table or something—]
But as for the steak, this is superb. I've never had anything like it, not even a behemoth steak could match it.
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Fuck.
[She doesn't mean to say it quite as loud as she brings a hand up to cover her lips as she chews, but...]
It melted the moment I put it in my mouth—
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And I'm sure it costs a pretty penny for it.
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[And she's taking another piece already and sharing it with him.]
I wonder if we might be able to make this at home?
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[He will happily take that piece, and when she's finished with hers he's going to take another and put some of the sauce over it before letting her have her turn.]
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If it costs a pretty penny as you say, and I've no doubt that it does, perhaps we could strike some deals.
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Perhaps even around here. No doubt there are some affluent chefs or members of the food industry here.
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And so now we are to look for two merchants... A butcher would be ideal. Might as well cut out the middle man and go straight to the source.
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[A grin as he nudges her.]
I'm sure you will be able to uncover a few leads for us in no time.
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[She pokes at the bread with the tiny ball spread next, curious.]
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[He holds the plate a little closer for her to take. He'd offer, but with the balls as they are, it may be better she take it so as not to accidentally spill.]
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[She smiles at him knowingly and takes the piece of baguette, holding it with careful fingers as she brings it close to her lips.
She makes a face at it and then slowly takes a bite.......]
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[A quiet chuckle as he watches her a little amused while sipping his wine.]
How is it?
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Ugh!
[... And spits it right out back onto the plate, earning some stares from people at nearby tables.]
It's revolting!
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Was it really so terrible?
[He's looking at curiously, wondering if he should try it or not.]
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