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The Legend of Zelda: Whispering Storm [Chapter 1: Hylia]

Yeah, it was probably unpleasant for whoever tries to kill the cucco. How the heck are you supposed to raise them anyways? Yeah, they lay eggs but there are a lot of safer alternatives to raise if you're just looking for eggs. But yeah, Tinnun will either grab Cucco meat or a safer bird alternative.

The Legend of Zelda: Whispering Storm [Chapter 1: Hylia]

It's probably not as bad as you think. She's going to use Cucco meat which is what I'm guessing is the chicken equivalent in this universe.

The Legend of Zelda: Whispering Storm [Chapter 1: Hylia]

Fun fact, cashew chicken is a real thing.

The Legend of Zelda: Whispering Storm [Chapter 1: Hylia]

It seems the Deku doesn't seem to have anything in mind in particular. Maybe Tinnun could try to cook something she's been wanting to do for a while. Like cashew chicken. In fact, the Rito might cook that for the Deku Scrub.

Though her interest is piqued by something about Ordon. Tinnun knew she wasn't being addressed about it, but she was curious. Besides, she could buy some Cucco meat over there for the cashew chicken.

@Pikmin Eye @FlitterFaux @HeroicSociopath @Darkmoon Angel

Let's B!tch. I feel it's a healthy release for our roleplay annoyances 2.0

Wow, really? The more you know, I suppose.

Let's B!tch. I feel it's a healthy release for our roleplay annoyances 2.0

I can't ignore my chemistry stuff I learned in class, even though you probably already know this. Unless you're doing alchemy (which is one of its goals, and that can only happen in fictionland), you can't create gold from other chemicals. It's always a balanced equation that uses the same elements and the same amounts of the reactants as the products, which you can balance with coefficients. You cannot flat-out throw a new element to other side without balancing, that completely ignores one of the scientific laws saying you can't create or destroy mass. All you can do is form new compounds or break them apart.

Sorry for that, on topic now.

Yeah, that kind of proves my point about research. You have to research how tracking works, even if you don't want to delve more than two sentences to it, just learn about tracking to the point you know what you're talking about and the other roleplayers and potential lurkers can visualize it some.

Let's B!tch. I feel it's a healthy release for our roleplay annoyances 2.0

Which is why I don't generally approve of the use of the Omnidisciplinary Scientist trope in RP. If you want a genius character, you have to put forth the effort to actually research things that character knows about, and it's easier to make them specialize in one or two fields of study than ten of them. Same thing with any profession your character is. I spent multiple days researching the culinary arts and various dishes for my chef character, and while I haven't fully ramped up the extravagant dishes (the fanciest I've mentioned so far is a souffle) that may be made, it always help to have the knowledge. Even if you don't plan go into much detail about your character's profession or what they know, you still gotta research because you never know when that knowledge is going to actually matter.

On the lighter sides of things, I hate it when my mind derps up and forgets to mention people in the IC post, so I have to mention them OOC.

The Legend of Zelda: Whispering Storm [Chapter 1: Hylia]

I forgot to mention everyone in my IC post, so I'll post the mentions here since ones edited in don't do anything.

@Pikmin Eye @FlitterFaux @HeroicSociopath @Darkmoon Angel

The Legend of Zelda: Whispering Storm [Chapter 1: Hylia]

Tinnun was a bit surprised to see that Krysanthia offered to pay whatever meal the Deku wanted. It was good that the white Rito was being generous. So she's not necessarily going to complain, it's always appreciated to see some nice people out here.

"Are these your friends?"
She decided to answer first. "I've never met them, so I don't know who they are. It seems they are here for some food too, though."
Though there's always that chance Krysanthia might know who they might be, so Tinnun assumed Krysanthia would answer if she knew who they were.
"By the way, is there any particular kind of meal you would like? I'm only proficient in Rito and Hylian cuisine, and a little bit of Zora and Gerudo cuisine, so I apologize if I can't serve any dishes Deku typically have." Tinnun always had plans to learn other cuisines. She's definitely saving Goron cuisine for last, considering that stones are difficult to work with considering her current tools for cooking.

The Roleplayer Confessions Thread

I hang around casual, but I see these people typing up five to seven paragraphs.

Meanwhile, I'm sitting here with two to three paragraphs because I like getting to the point of the post and not stuff it with fluff. Not saying all who type a lot use a lot of fluff, but still, I like to keep it short and sweet without resorting to one-liners.