“ What now, Heimdall? ”

“ And I have the mead. ”

She joined him, sitting across after setting the jar down.

“ It looks delicious, I have not eaten anything like this in some time. ” She poured him a cup of mead, returning the chuckle before doing the same for her own.

She joined the feast, picking up the knife and fork before indulging in the savory meal. Letting out a pleased moan as she bit into the meat. “ Oh my, I never would have taken you as a cook. But this, Kratos, is amazing. ”

“ There is much from your home that I still need to learn about. ” She cut into the meat, indulging in another bite before gazing at the warrior across from her. “ Yes? What have you been thinking? ”

“ I see you're still using that false name. But at least I'm not Odin's slave anymore. ”

“ You really think I was treated so nicely? The only reason Odin knows any sort of magic is because of me. Something I regret. ” She scoffed, sneering at the Aesir.

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“ But you certainly need a shower. All that mead in your beard is starting to go bad. ”

“ Thank goodness. Was worried I'd have to use more flowers. ”

“ Right. I expect too much out of a drunken mess. Just finish your mead and bathe. I'll be tending to your goats. ”

Doesn't @DestroyerAesir get bored of drinking mead? Surely it'd get a little stale. He should try some dandelion wine she made.

She would roll her eyes from his expectations, but she didn't refuse to provide. With some annoyance, she poured him a mugful. “ It should also be noticeably healthier than that fermented sugar. ”

“ Is anyone hungry? I've made some stew. ”

Setting down a bowl for him. “ Lamb. I've heard it's a delicacy from where you're from. ”

“ Then by eating it, may it fill your hunger. ” She sat across from the Spartan, picking up her own bowl to smell it as well. “ You should tell me some Greek recipes one of these days. ”

“ Welcome back Kratos. I hope your journey was fair. ”

“What might the benefits be? I don't think I've ever heard about such a method of rest.”

“ Care for some tea? ”