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Andrew had been deep in thought at first. He knew in a way that the ressurecion would be a tricky game to play. If something like that would have been easy to get, then he would have learned about it a long time ago. Andrew seemed to be deep in thought though, trying to figure out how the hollow must have looked. It was a strange thing to think, but to him if he could imagine what he could be dealing with he could understand what is expected. Much like how he could understand about what could be expected of him as a higher ranked member, he began to ponder the nature of the beast.

While washing his hands, his mind went back to the day he fought his hollow the second time. He remembered seeing lava and fragments of the hollow's body in long heap. The body didn't seem like bone at first but something like marble with bigger pieces of a crystallized material flecked in the parts much like his mask was. As he thought about it, he knew that it was going to be difficult. It was one thing when they were forced into a stalemate, but to overpower his inner hollow made him remember his rage. The hollow was able to feed into his anger, turning him into a living pile of lava and rage. But only through being able to let go of his rage allowed him to keep from falling.

Drying his hands, he then pushed the thoughts to the back burner as he sharpened the knives. He started to prepare the dish by working with the vegetables. He began to chop the tomatoes, onions and peppers in rapid succession. He smiled as he watched the accuracy of the cuts. He still remembered the day when the width of each cut used to be varied in length. But after spending so much time cooking he was able to hone his accuracy. Setting the vegetables aside, he cleaned up the knife his used and switched it for the flexible boning knife. Every tool had a job, and for a fish he needed a blade that can help him cut filets. The vizard cut the filets from the fish, running his fingers along the flesh to find the bones that remained; pulling them out when he found them. Satisfied with the search he put the ingredients into a glass dish and covered it in both the lemon and lime juices. He looked very satisfied with the current condition of the dish, covering it in plastic wrap to let it stay in the fridge. "Okay, now we just let the lemon and lime cook the fish."