cupidsammo | marcoh (does not make a polo joke)

[ w- whoa ]

I'd really believe you could seriously mess someone up with just one hit, too.

The less punches needed, the better. If your opponent can't get back up then that's how you win.

That makes sense. It probably goes without saying, but I'm not a hard hitter myself.

That's okay. I can punch things for you.

Just stay close if something dangerous appears.

[ —!! ]

I'll be sure to do that! But at least it doesn't seem dangerous here.

No, and with luck it will stay that way.

[ Forces this soup to be ready. Checking in and getting a bowl. Veggie chicken stock pasta baby!!! It has a perfectly okay taste. Truly college but at home type meal. ]

It's probably fine.

[ Five minute soup let's go. She'll def help herself to a serving in a bowl, aaaand nom. ]

—Phew! This is really refreshing after a day of endless burgers.

How many burgers could you have eaten in a day?

[ He isn't the type to get sick of the same food easily so he just dealt with it. ]

Is it good?

Not that many! But you still have to have three meals in a day, right?

[ t- that's normal, right ]

But... yeah, it does! And it isn't too heavy on the stomach. So, thank you.

Yes. But they had other things than burgers.

[ Don't let the absolute mess they left the cafe in deceive you. There was more than just burgers and nugs...... ]

Good. I'm glad. I'm not a cook but I did grow up making things for myself and my sister a lot, so...

Oh, it's fine. To be honest, I can only make a few things myself too. It's one of my senpai back home that does a lot of the cooking for us.

What is that?

[ Truly every game I make somebody explain what it's like being Japanese to me. ]

[ really going to make me explain japanese shit to the japanese person ]

—Hm? Um, you mean calling someone 'senpai'?

Yes.

[ Truly I don't play many Japanese people so every game is me having this stuff explained to me it's very funny. ]

Ummm... Let's see...

[ girl who was probably never left japan has to think about this one ]

It's basically an honorific you use for someone with more seniority than you, or like—an upperclassman? Usually someone with more experience.