dizzy_land | Semi-closed Tomorrowland get together

[[Invitations here, party here. Backdated to yesterday.]]

Thankfully, the kid got over his slightly painful exchange with Katou rather quickly, especially in the face of a party and seeing everyone. He hadn't heard from Demyx, but the kid was holding out hope he'd show up anyway. Seeing the Starcade games on and going made the kid grin. The "DO NOT MAKE OUT HERE" sign on Cayce's office door only made him crack up. Fine, if he and Sara got caught making out anywhere else, and someone complained, he'd point out he wasn't making out in the office.

There were tables for refreshments on the upper level, along with tables for people to sit at with food and drink. He added some sodas he'd brought along to the refreshment table, then a couple of pizzas to another table, already feeling the giddy mood of celebrating for no reason enter his system.

His "duties" done, Setsuna went to the lower level and, instead of waiting by the door like a good host, the kid, impatiently, started to play one of the games.

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"I don't know," Setsuna answered, honestly. "We could look." Even if it meant he had to work some for it, anything was worth having real Japanese cooking again.

It was really too bad that Setsuna hadn't been with him and Crowley for New Years; they had had a ton of Japanese cooking then. But Katou didn't remember that, and Setsuna probably didn't know about it, so the only person who knew that it had happened was Crowley, and he wasn't likely to ever talk about it.

"Cool," said Katou. "I had to skip out on the dashi soup because Faygot didn't have it, and I couldn't find anything in his kitchen to make it with." He also had to skip the sake and mirin.

So Setsuna would never know he missed out, which left him right where he started.

The dashi soup got waved off and Setsuna said, "No worries. This is more than I could have hoped for anyway. I don't mind. I'm just happy to see gyudon. You have no idea. I've really been here for a year, and there's nothing I want more than go back to Tokyo and spend all day eating Japanese cooking."

"Oh really?" Katou said, raising an eyebrow. "That's too bad. Turns out they don't have squid ink pizza here, either. I was sorely disappointed." No he wasn't. He wasn't at all.

"Ewww! I don't miss that," Setsuna said quickly. "If I want pizza, normal Western pizza is just fine." He wished he'd never tried that squid ink pizza back home. The name should have told him not to.

Katou laughed. "Listen, I told Virgil that we all eat squid ink pizza back home, okay? I said that Japanese people don't like tomato sauce because it looks like someone was murdered over the pizza. You know, 'cause it looks like blood? So, if you could just play along if he brings it up..." he frowned. "I'll need to find Kira too, to tell him."

To that, Setsuna started snickering, and nodded his head. "Sure. I could tell him that. And what else? Oh, we like little fishes on there, too. And seaweed baked into the cheese instead of bell peppers and stuff." Well, even Setsuna didn't like bell peppers on his pizza. Green things were meant to be in salad only, in his personal opinion.

"Oh, he seemed pretty shocked that we have squid on our pizza." Actually, Katou didn't mind squid on his pizza, even if he did like Western style pizzas better. "He was pretty hung up on squid and squid ink sauce though, so we didn't really talk about much more."

"Then we should be sure to tell him about more things," Setsuna said with a nod. He, personally, didn't like squid on his pizza, but the kid didn't like squid much in general. "I could tell him the only reason I'm lacking squid on these is because I couldn't find any."

"That'll need to be the same for the bamboo shoots and nori too," he said, grinning. "And, of course, the squid ink sauce."

"Pretty much anything I can think of, really," Setsuna agreed, snickering. Oh, this would be rich. Katou and Kira always did set up good pranks, though this one was low scale. "Does this guy even know what nori is?"

Katou frowned. "You know, he might not. He didn't ask what it was, but then, he might have been stuck on the squid thing."

"It's okay. I'll just have to make sure he knows," Setsuna said with a grin, determined on this, now. Nothing wrong with just saying seaweed.

Katou laughed. "I probably should've done that myself. Maybe he would've been more caught up with the nori than the squid."

"You never know," Setsuna said with a shrug. "Some people aren't bothered by it much more than the idea of eating certain sea creatures. We'll see."

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