On Mon, 27 May 2002 14:05:05 -0500 Donald Lee Granberry <noharness@mac.com> wrote:
The aroma of Ranma's cooking woke Kasumi in time for her
to help him set the table. Ranma let the girls eat in
relative peace. The three of them bragged on Ranma's cooking,
pleasing him enormously, but a Westerner would not have
recognized what he called a western omelette. Western
omelettes do not ordinarily include chopped squid, rice and
slivers of sweetfish, although most Westerners would not have
been surprised by the jalapenos Ranma slipped into Akane's
omelette. Not only did the tongue-searing peppers not seem to
vex Akane in the least, she seemed to actually like them.
Ranma shuddered as he watched his fiancee wolf the thing down.
He felt that he had just glimpsed an important clue into the
enigma of Akane's problem with cooking. He decided to put the
matter aside for later consideration. He had other, far more
important things to worry about this morning.
That's at least two people that have noticed Akane's not affected by strong
spices. It will be interesting to see how they act on that observation.
"But if you were fightin' Ryoga, he'd blow through your
blocks and kick your cute little ass. Hell, Kodachi would
give you a hard time."
It would be interesting to see if Kodachi wants to give her a hard time now
that Nabiki's shown her other outlets. Of course, neither Ranma nor Akane
are aware of the new situation yet. And even Nabiki doesn't know about the
planned migration yet.
Akane opened the back of the ambulance and was
surprised that Tofu had brought out her and her {sister's : sisters'}
formal kimono, as well as both varieties of Ranma's. Puzzled,
she gathered took them by the hangers and brought them into
the house.
If only one of her sisters' kimono is involved, maybe you should name the
sister. I can think of reasons for either or both or neither to be present.
Nabiki waited until he went outside, then muttered, "I
had rather you stayed and helped me into bed, Saotome."
Too dangerous.