Jungo Torii (
fish_or_die) wrote in
towerofanimus2013-03-01 08:19 pm
Entry tags:
the engima deepens
Characters: Jungo and you! And also possibly Jungo²
Setting: The cafeteria and the aquarium, morning to afternoon on March 1st
Format: I'll match what I'm given.
Summary: Jungo has more questions than he does answers, so he's going to hang around and try to learn how to cook things that aren't chawanmushi. Later, his cat gives him a tour of the aquarium.
Warnings: None. This shouldn't get too bad.
[Cafeteria:]
[There are a lot of things in the tower recently that Jungo just doesn’t understand. That’s not too new to the chef from Nagoya; he tends to follow orders and go with the flow. He barely explores the tower aside from the floors he’s grown accustomed to, and he’s grown a bit used to life inside the Tower...or at least, he thought he had. The games he had to play, the talk of souls, the video of someone being eaten...those are definitely things he’s not used to. He wants some answers, but he’s not entirely sure where to look, so he goes to do what he knows how to do best.
It’s just a bonus that there are new ingredients to cook with.
While Jungo is perfectly content to stand in the kitchen and try whipping up various things with them to the best of his ability (while also realizing that these ingredients are pretty simple), he’s going to be a bit more proactive about cooking for others as well. If he sees anyone just sitting around the cafeteria, they can count on an intimidating looking guy walking up to them and trying to get their attention.]
Hey. Why aren’t you eating?
[Sure, he's not smiling. His voice is a bit low, threatening, and his tuque covers one of his eyes if he's standing at the right angle...but it could be worse. If he already knows you, he's going to cook up something and bring it over without being asked...and he's never cooked fish sticks before.]
[Floor 10:]
[Once he’s done experimenting with things and chatting with others, Jungo spots something familiar out of the corner of his eye. It’s his own cat, also named Jungo. The human Jungo doesn’t have a habit of watching where Jungo goes during the day, so he decides to give chase this time. He follows the cat up the flights of stairs until he’s standing in the aquarium for the first time; he’s never gotten off to look around this floor before. The wild cat isn’t against the company, but to anyone walking by it will very much look like a cat is leading Jungo on a tour. Every so often, the cat will stop to stare at a certain fish, and Jungo will speak to the cat.]
Mm. So that’s one you like, too, huh?
Setting: The cafeteria and the aquarium, morning to afternoon on March 1st
Format: I'll match what I'm given.
Summary: Jungo has more questions than he does answers, so he's going to hang around and try to learn how to cook things that aren't chawanmushi. Later, his cat gives him a tour of the aquarium.
Warnings: None. This shouldn't get too bad.
[Cafeteria:]
[There are a lot of things in the tower recently that Jungo just doesn’t understand. That’s not too new to the chef from Nagoya; he tends to follow orders and go with the flow. He barely explores the tower aside from the floors he’s grown accustomed to, and he’s grown a bit used to life inside the Tower...or at least, he thought he had. The games he had to play, the talk of souls, the video of someone being eaten...those are definitely things he’s not used to. He wants some answers, but he’s not entirely sure where to look, so he goes to do what he knows how to do best.
It’s just a bonus that there are new ingredients to cook with.
While Jungo is perfectly content to stand in the kitchen and try whipping up various things with them to the best of his ability (while also realizing that these ingredients are pretty simple), he’s going to be a bit more proactive about cooking for others as well. If he sees anyone just sitting around the cafeteria, they can count on an intimidating looking guy walking up to them and trying to get their attention.]
Hey. Why aren’t you eating?
[Sure, he's not smiling. His voice is a bit low, threatening, and his tuque covers one of his eyes if he's standing at the right angle...but it could be worse. If he already knows you, he's going to cook up something and bring it over without being asked...and he's never cooked fish sticks before.]
[Floor 10:]
[Once he’s done experimenting with things and chatting with others, Jungo spots something familiar out of the corner of his eye. It’s his own cat, also named Jungo. The human Jungo doesn’t have a habit of watching where Jungo goes during the day, so he decides to give chase this time. He follows the cat up the flights of stairs until he’s standing in the aquarium for the first time; he’s never gotten off to look around this floor before. The wild cat isn’t against the company, but to anyone walking by it will very much look like a cat is leading Jungo on a tour. Every so often, the cat will stop to stare at a certain fish, and Jungo will speak to the cat.]
Mm. So that’s one you like, too, huh?

Floor 10
[ Sayaka's voice comes from a distance, as she's standing somewhere far from the aquarium. Her voice is somehow gloomy... after everything that happened, who would ever be happy after hearing the truth about their situation? Not the idol, of course, even if being dead became a source of slight relief. Ironically enough. ]
I suggest you don't get too close to the fishes. They might attack you.
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He stands when he's greeted, and he can smile just a little.]
Hello, Sayaka. Thanks for the warning. Jungo already told me to be careful, but we've already had a close call. [There's a fish running out of air somewhere on the floor, in other words. He'll just walk over to her...] Did you want to see the fish, too?
cafeteria;
Like usually, really. ]
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...Well. They're supposed to be egg rolls. He kind of had to improvise everything, but he did have bread, chicken, fish, eggs...just enough to try and make something. They probably only taste marginally better than plain fish sticks, but...]
Hey, Urotsuki. I just made this.
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Her eyes widen just a tiny bit when she sees him, in fact. ]
.. You made food..? Are you going to eat it? [ Not like she realises it's for her. ]
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It's for you. I've already had plenty to eat. Let me know if it's good, alright?
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Food.. just for me..? Ah, you're so kind..
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[Really, he's glad he's run into Urotsuki at all considering how...different the Tower seems. He's grasped some of it, but the entire mood seems off. It was never a pleasant atmosphere, but lately...]
Are you doing well?
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[ She says it blankly as usually, but there's something genuine about the way she says it. Urotsuki doesn't lie much either way. The girl is slowly starting to poke the food a little, as if she's playing with it before eating it. ]
And you..? You're okay too?
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[And he's dealt with it, too. Watching her play with her food reminds him of something, though...he reaches into his pocket and pulls out something wrapped in a napkin. It's still safe, so he stares at it for a moment before tucking it back into his pocket.]
Mhm. I'm okay. There's been a lot going on, too. I'm glad you're safe.
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cafeteria
Uh. Not hungry?
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Would you like to eat something better? I'm trying to get used to this month's ingredients.
[It's a helpful offer, right? He doesn't see how this isn't helpful.]
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[She looked back down to stare at the plate once again. Honestly, her skipping meals was a pretty regular occurrence nowadays.]
I mean, I guess it's not bad? It's kind of bland though, but everything is kind of bland. The dinosaur shapes are awesome though.
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[It's an offer he extends to everyone, so it's no big deal to him. He thinks he can cook better than what's on her plate, anyways.]
I've never seen them in dinosaur shapes before. Is that normal?
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[She picked up two of the dinosaur nuggets, one in each hand.] You know chickens are descended from dinosaurs, right? There's this rare sub-breed of chickens that don't have beaks and look more like mini-velociraptors.
[Aaand now she was playing with said nuggets as if they were actual little dinosaur toys.] Anyway, they keep 'em farms for these special nuggets. They're a hit with the kids.
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Hm. I didn't know that. I've never seen them before, but if kids enjoy them, then that's good. Have you seen these chickens before?
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I lived in the middle of a city. There was hardly even any leg space, let alone chicken space.
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Mm. I live in the city, too. It's crowded, but there's a lot of nice people. I don't see chickens very often, either.
Cafeteria
[The answer to the question was said by a relatively gloomy teenager as he picked his food around, looking halfway between depressed and bored.]
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You don't look good, [he decides to just get to the point.] What's wrong, Naegi?
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[Not about Maizono-san, but yeah, that's what he's been doing anyways ever since that big network post by Feferi-san.]
Have you been cooking all this time?
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[He says this and somehow sounds a bit disappointed for a change. He's been thinking, too, of course. Just not as much.]
What are you thinking about?
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[not that it's going to stop him, but it's still... surprising.]
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[Actually...wait. Maybe Naegi will know more.]
...I don't know very much about this place. Sorry, Naegi.
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[there's just a slight smile on his face as he said that.]
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