>>44952301"Master," You interrupt. "What's so important about how bloodberries taste?"
"For one thing, the insides only get sweeter if you chew on them long enough and spit the juices out." Claudine frowns at you. "That's why many people are quick to dismiss them as not worth eating. It's a damn shame."
"Yes, but don't you basically spit blood-colored juice if you do that?" You ask, as Celine huffs and heads into the back.
"That's how bloodberries get their name, kid." Claudine rolls her eyes. "Why do you think they're called that?"
"The color of their skin?" You see Claudine grown as she facepalms.
"And you call yourself my student. You're not very smart, kid." She crosses her arms.
"I lived in a remote village, master." You state this in a flat tone.
"Yes, but does that excuse not getting better teaching?" Claudine raises a brow at you.
Suddenly, Celine appears with a bag of bloodberries in hand. "Here you go. Your precious bloodberries." She sarcastically replies. "That'll be 20 gold."
"You expect me to pay that?" Claudine frowns.
"Here you go, Celine." You hand her the money and give your master her treats.
"Thank you, Kline." Celine says and turns to Claudine. "And I don't care if you're Kline's friend or teacher, next time you kick my door down, you're going to regret it."
"Whatever. Come on, kid, let's beat this shack." You and Claudine leave the general store and head back to the grounds.
You are sitting on the grass, closing your eyes and meditating as your master told you to do. You feel drowsy and drowsy...
And you wind up in a world with a pink bubblegum sky and orange grass. The hell?
"Hello over there!" You turn to see a green teddy bear waving at you. "Hey, friend!"
Oh, god. What fresh hell is this?!
>To be continuedThanks for playing, I may stay up for a few questions.