[Maka doesn't know what it would be like to be a guest; to have been pulled from her home into a strange world where all the rules were different. But she does know that there are a lot of guests that had left that she missed, and more that she would miss once the war was over (and she refused to believe that it wouldn't end, someday). She can only hope that some of them like being here enough to feel the same.
She doesn't want to think that all of them are fighting against their will, even if she does get angry when people complain but never help.]
I already have eclairs, so I think a danish and one of those tarts.
[She points to each in turn, looking thoughtful. Clearly, this is an important decision.]
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She doesn't want to think that all of them are fighting against their will, even if she does get angry when people complain but never help.]
I already have eclairs, so I think a danish and one of those tarts.
[She points to each in turn, looking thoughtful. Clearly, this is an important decision.]