>>5418751"You know me too well. I'll have the fish."
Ur-Enzu laughs, a booming sound that makes one of the attendants jump. "I should hope so, My Lord! At once, at once. You," he points to one of the slaves, "bring My Lord the next dish." The man bows, and scurries off, the Head Cook eyeing him all the way until he disappears behind a pillar.
>"How many temples was it again, anyway?"He laughs again, and this time you cannot help but smile. You are beginning to feel a little calmer now.
"My Lord's late father visited all the city's temples on his coronation day, from the Ekur even to the little shrine of Bau, and sacrificed lavishly to all their gods. I daresay My Lord has some catching up to do!" He chuckles, and immediately raises his hands placatingly. "But that is to be expected. My Lord was surely exhausted after yesterday, and certainly the lesser temples can wait a day or two, no? Ah, the fish."
The slave bows, setting the next course before you.
>"Is it so late already?">"To be honest, I don't remember much of yesterday. It all felt like a blur.">"I don't think I have ever been to the shrine of Bau before.">"My father was a generous man.">"What fish is this?">WRITE-IN 