12-30-2010, 07:34 AM
[html]ooc;; <333
The young boy was once again struck with how clean the japanese womans house was. There appeared to be very little dirt or dust anywhere- compared to the common room of the Victorian house where he lived. His own bedroom was clean and neat but the common room was the responsibility of no one in particular and therefore no0one felt the explicit need to clean it. Maybe Saul would do it if he thought it would get him anywhere. But he knew that once clean it would take only a brush of dirt on the floor for it to descend into chaos once more. Tsukiko's house was calming in the cleaniness here and Saul was happy to sit back on the sofa. She had placed the rabbits on the floor and then asked if he could clean them.
"Of course, Tsukiko."
He said and picked up the two hares he had caught earlier. By cleaning the young man hoped the japanese woman had meant gut and skin because that was what he intended to do. Removing himself once more from her house so as not to get blood everywhere Saul used his claws to quickly cut the skin at the legs and then proceeded to pull the skin over the rabbits head like a jumper. It came away easily and Saul continued with the other until they were both free of hair. A quick slice to their bellies had their guts spilling out. While getting rid of guts and bowles and other nasty parts the young man kept hold of both their hearts, livers and kidneys- they tasted pretty good. Returning with the rabbits and their inards Saul handed them to the young woman, who had managed to put together a broth in his absence.
"You can cut them however you want- I saved the hearts, livers and kidneys for the stew as well."
He said with a small smile. He was well adept at getting to the inards of rabbits now and that little exercise was a small routine for him when eating rabbit. He didnt like the fur all that much and preferred the raw meat of the rabbit. But cooked meat wasnt too bad and he wasnt about to insult the woman again. Casting a glance around Saul looked for the black cat before settling himself back down. Green eyes strayed over the woman and he noticed that she was a little thinner than the last time he had seen her.
"How are you Tsukiko?"
He enquired, head shifting to the side and he looked her over. Maybe she wasnt eating properly, which would explain the hungry look in her eyes when he had presented the rabbits.
word count;; 450
"speech"
The young boy was once again struck with how clean the japanese womans house was. There appeared to be very little dirt or dust anywhere- compared to the common room of the Victorian house where he lived. His own bedroom was clean and neat but the common room was the responsibility of no one in particular and therefore no0one felt the explicit need to clean it. Maybe Saul would do it if he thought it would get him anywhere. But he knew that once clean it would take only a brush of dirt on the floor for it to descend into chaos once more. Tsukiko's house was calming in the cleaniness here and Saul was happy to sit back on the sofa. She had placed the rabbits on the floor and then asked if he could clean them.
"Of course, Tsukiko."
He said and picked up the two hares he had caught earlier. By cleaning the young man hoped the japanese woman had meant gut and skin because that was what he intended to do. Removing himself once more from her house so as not to get blood everywhere Saul used his claws to quickly cut the skin at the legs and then proceeded to pull the skin over the rabbits head like a jumper. It came away easily and Saul continued with the other until they were both free of hair. A quick slice to their bellies had their guts spilling out. While getting rid of guts and bowles and other nasty parts the young man kept hold of both their hearts, livers and kidneys- they tasted pretty good. Returning with the rabbits and their inards Saul handed them to the young woman, who had managed to put together a broth in his absence.
"You can cut them however you want- I saved the hearts, livers and kidneys for the stew as well."
He said with a small smile. He was well adept at getting to the inards of rabbits now and that little exercise was a small routine for him when eating rabbit. He didnt like the fur all that much and preferred the raw meat of the rabbit. But cooked meat wasnt too bad and he wasnt about to insult the woman again. Casting a glance around Saul looked for the black cat before settling himself back down. Green eyes strayed over the woman and he noticed that she was a little thinner than the last time he had seen her.
"How are you Tsukiko?"
He enquired, head shifting to the side and he looked her over. Maybe she wasnt eating properly, which would explain the hungry look in her eyes when he had presented the rabbits.
word count;; 450
"speech"