Pepper & Arthas
Pepper Pepper
Hey Arthas, ever wondered how a chef could turn the bitter taste of your lost honor into something fiery and delicious? I’ve got a recipe that might just give you a new kind of redemption on the plate.
Arthas Arthas
A chef turning bitterness into spice? I guess even the dead can taste redemption, if only it doesn’t taste like my own damn regret. Tell me what’s on the menu.
Pepper Pepper
Alright, listen up—first on the menu is Soul‑Soaked Beef with a molten pepper glaze, next comes a ghost pepper risotto that burns away regrets, then a dark chocolate truffle with a splash of blood orange to taste that redemption you’re craving. Trust me, the kitchen won’t let you mess it up.
Arthas Arthas
You think food can undo the curse I carry? Even a damn chocolate truffle can’t fill the void left by broken promises. I’ll taste it to see if it burns as fiercely as my regrets, but I doubt it will change a thing. If you want to make a dish that fuels a king’s rage, you’re welcome to serve it.
Pepper Pepper
Okay, here’s the deal—imagine a stew that starts with charred beef, simmered in a broth of black garlic, fire‑roasted peppers, and a splash of crimson wine. I’ll finish it off with a dusting of smoked paprika that burns your tongue just long enough to feel that rage you’re hiding. If you’re willing to let the heat run, maybe the fire inside you will finally start to move. Give it a shot—no guarantees, but the kitchen loves a good challenge.