[THE INNKEEPER SHOULDA CLEANED MOST OF THEM UP!!! or. at least half. you can walk without tripping on chickens
Wei Wuxian takes an extra minute to try and clean up the kitchen...or at least put the dirty dishes aside to be washed later before hurrying after Lan Wangji. he does not trust him to be alone]
[yeah when he gets up to their room he finds the tray carelessly deposited on the bed and Lan Wangji pulling item after item out of his quiankun sleeves before setting it down, unsatisfied]
[goes back to eating his own food once Lan Wangji's plate is sufficiently full, keeping his hand out of reach]
What am I supposed to do with you? Why won't you believe me when I tell you things? If I say it's fine, you should believe me. An injury like this is really nothing.
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There are still thirty-eight chickens.
[locates a small bottle of salve, removing the stopper and
pouring literally all the contents on Wei Wuxian’s hand]
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. . .
Putting more on won't make it heal faster.
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Hm.
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Why don't you bring the food up to our room?
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[...gets a cloth and douses it with cool water, before tying it around his hand too]
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That's perfect. It doesn't even hurt.
[shoos Lan Wangji over to the food to bring it upstairs. away from the kitchen is surely a safer place to be]
Go on now, make sure not to drop anything.
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unfortunately they both forgot that the lobby is still a chicken madhouse]
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Wei Wuxian takes an extra minute to try and clean up the kitchen...or at least put the dirty dishes aside to be washed later before hurrying after Lan Wangji. he does not trust him to be alone]
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Did you lose something?
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[sits down at the table himself and makes sure to pile everything that Lan Wangji made onto his plate]
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the food is good, by Wei WuXian’s standards. abominably spicy]
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You'll feel better after you have something to eat. Try it, try it! Your food is delicious.
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[putting some samples of some very spicy food onto Lan Wangji's plate.]
You have to tell me if you like it. It's not my best work, but we were working with the ingredients that we had, after all.
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then drops it and starts to eat Wei Ying's death cooking]
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What am I supposed to do with you? Why won't you believe me when I tell you things? If I say it's fine, you should believe me. An injury like this is really nothing.
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[talking between mouthfuls of food, sometimes through a mouthful, stopping onto to pour himself a drink.]
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