Winter Treats [Saiko/Hono]

Hmmmmmmmmmmm.

So Saiko has got to provide the ingredients, huh? This made the woman pause for a few moments before she nodded and spoke.

"Say less. I've got plenty in savings."

And, as if it was nothing, the woman reached into her pocket and pulled out a small wad of cash to cover the groceries and then some. So what? Did you expect someone who eats as much as this chick not to have money to fund her expensive feeding habits? There was still a great fortune from her days as Shadow Fall scum. It was a lot of money to sit on for someone her size.

"It needs to have lots of cream, strawberries, and all sorts of sweetness. I hate spicy stuff on my sweets, but you can make a spicy side dish for me."

Nodding once more toward Hono, Saiko patted her stomach and imagined some of the deliciousness before she raised an eyebrow at the notion of "love." It was a bit over the top, but she shrugged.

"Love makes your food kick? If you say so."

After a content sigh, the woman continued.

"If you keep this up, you'll be my personal chef soon, heh."

Novelty was the spice of life. Hono may or may not have known that fact, but to Saiko, it would be an exciting challenge for Hono to see what she could cook up. So, the hybrid nodded her head and spoke on that.

"Well, consider it a deal. I don't know if I'll be able to make you a personal chef if you are trying to be the Gotei's strongest captain, but even the strongest need some type of hobby to cool down. Otherwise, we all would just burn the hell out!"

Patting Hono on the back, Saiko giggled and handed her a hundred bucks or so to cover food. Being that she was loaded, it wasn't that big of a deal for her, and she continued.

"Perhaps we can even get to cooking up something tonight if you have time. My evenings are free, and I'm always looking to get to know my friends better~!"

Hmmmmmmm.

Seems Hono was super eager to cook for Saiko. She liked that! Not being one to sully the moment, the hybrid nodded and spoke aloud:

"Well, I have my own home in the barracks, but I also have a bigger place outside of the seiretei and another place in Earth. I travel a lot and had a lot of money and resources left over from when I was in shadow fall, so we can go a lot of places."

Tapping her chin, Saiko then looked at Hono, smirked, and bopped her nose gently.

"But you tell me: do you wanna stay in the Seiretei, go outside it or plan a trip to Earth? You pick."

Flirting again, huh? This woman was thirsty. So, for her silliness, Saiko gently booped the nose of Hono again and chuckled.

"You are being silly again~"

Tsk, tsk. She can't control her lust, it seems. Luckily for her, Saiko wasn't really bothered by it, as she had come across far worse degenerates during her time in Shadow Fall. So a bit of playful banter was fine by her compared to the horrors of the deprived demons and hollows she was forced to work alongside of.

With that aside, Saiko's head tilted slightly to the right and she blinked when asked if Elyss ever mentioned Hono to her.

"Nope. Never heard of ya til now."

Well, at least Saiko was blunt and to the point.

"So I'll take that as a sign we should go to earth then, no?"

"Silly is as silly does, Hono~."

Wriggling her nose playfully, Saiko played along and giggled in return. She was having fun, at least. But her hunger was getting the best of her. Moments after talking, her stomach let loose a menacing growl as if telling Hono to hurry up and make up her mind.

And at that moment, she did decide earth would be the best place. Hence, Saiko happily nodded her head and produced a black and blue vortex behind her. In a few seconds, it would reflect an image of an oak-colored cabin house in the middle of the woods. With the rich shades of amber and twilight glistening in the skies above, a beautiful sunset poured over a vast lake where many animals seemed to be thriving around the house.

Now, where was this lovely little nature resort? Hono would have to get in first to figure that much out.

"Ladies first~."

Snickering, she then motioned for Hono to follow through.