Loki & Kalach
Kalach
Loki, I’ve been working on a dish that follows a strict ritual but hides a subtle twist—almost like a quiet spell. Do you think a well‑prepared meal could be used to outsmart someone, or is that too risky for a master of deception?
Loki
Ah, a culinary spell? Delicious idea. A well-prepared dish can be a subtle weapon, but only if you add the right ingredient of mischief. Remember, the heart of deception isn't the plate but the mind that eats it. So go ahead, cook your charm, but keep your senses sharp, no one likes a burnt surprise.
Kalach
That’s a good point, Loki. I’ll make sure every spice is measured, every flame controlled. A little mischief is fine, but a burnt dish? That’s a mistake I’ll never forget. Thanks for the reminder.
Loki
Nice, just don’t let the flames outsmart you. A perfectly timed spice swap is a lot more fun than a fire drill. Enjoy the drama, but keep the kitchen safe—no one wants a literal inferno of disappointment.
Kalach
I’ll keep the flames quiet and the spices dancing, Loki. The kitchen’s safe, and the drama stays in the dish. Thanks for the friendly warning.