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[seems Ienzo's in the kitchen, currently seated at the table with what seems to be a...gameboy color. Near him are a couple of containers of cookie dough, all of which are closed. Perhaps he's waiting for someone. Either way, he seems to be busy with a certain game...more importantly, a glitch]

How peculiar... the name "MISSINGNO" implies that it is a missing number, which in itself is odd, and I don't see why it has such a strange appearance. Why would it need to know two 'water guns', anyway? Curious...

[pausing--- oh hey, it's another one]

'M? Hm... even stranger.

[ooc: Unlike a certain red head, Ienzo is not game savvy. 'nough said.]

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[meanwhile, he'll just put the pots and pans he took out away]

[oops, she didn't think about that. But now she's walking back over with a block of butter.]

I got it.

Excellent job, Kairi.

[and now he'll be taking the butter and...spreading it across the sheet. Once that's done, he opens the first tube of dough]

I suppose we need only separate the dough into several spheres and place them onto the sheet before we begin the actual baking. Would you like to assist me?

[beams up at him, standing up straighter to watch.]

Uh huh! I can help! ...An' we'll make sure there's no fire this time, right?

Certainly. After all, we wouldn't want any more mishaps.

[and he'll go ahead and split the dough in half, handing one half to Kairi]

We shouldn't make the pieces too large, as they would take longer to cook and there would be less room on the tray, but at the same time, they shouldn't be too small. Perhaps, hm...

[with his free hand he tries to demonstrate a proper size]

Roughly this size may work.

[just stands there and watches, wide eyed the entire time. It's a lot different than how she tried baking, but she's not going to bring that up, and just reaches for her half.]

Okay. I can do it. How many cookies'll we have when we're done?

[meanwhile, Ienzo's gonna start breaking the dough into chunks and placing them onto the sheet]

Hm, well I believe it's best to bake either a multiple of two or three... perhaps fourteen cookies is a decent amount? You did choose a large sheet, after all.

[having mild difficulty pulling the dough into appropriate sizes; she's making a bit of a mess.]

That works! That'll be enough. It's a good thing I found a big one, huh?

That it is.

[pausing, as he looks over to Kairi]

Would you like some help?

[focused very intently on her half, but nods.]

Uh huh.

[he'll crouch down to her level, with a chunk of the dough to demonstrate]

What you must do is remove a piece of the dough and then...

[and he'll start smoothing it into a spherical shape]

Smooth it and sculpt it so it is a sphere. Think of it as something akin to sculpting clay.

Ohhhh...

[watches him, then tries to mimic with her own piece. It's not as smooth, but it's better than she was doing.]

[aw, smiles, and then places his own piece onto the tray, a few inches apart from the others. He then brings the tray to her level]

The next thing to remember is that the pieces should be placed a few inches apart in order to prevent the cookies to attach to one another when they're baking; after all, they will expand.

[and she picks her own up with both hands and places it on the tray, trying to give it enough distance.]

Yeah, they'll stick together if we're not careful, won't they?

Correct. We need to give the dough enough space so taht the cookies are separate from one another rather than being connected.

[smiling again]

You're doing an excellent job.

They'd turn into one big cookie that way.

[focusing on another piece now.]

Thank you for making cookies with me, Ienzo. This is fun.

That they would. I suppose that would be interesting, but it would take quite some time to cook.

[so will he, then; best to get the first batch taken care of, after all]

You're very welcome, Kairi. I'm enjoying myself as well.

We should make a really, really big cookie one day! But not today.

[put another, bigger piece on the tray.]

Even with th'apron?

[chuckles]

Yes, even with the apron.

[and with another clump on, he glances to the oven]

Well, this should do. Shall we bake them?

If you say soooo. And okay! Let's put 'em in the oven!

[and she nods, trying to wipe her hands... together, because that's very helpful.]

[with a nod, Ienzo takes the cookie sheet and places it into the oven, and then setting the timer]

I suppose all we need to do now is wait for them to bake.

[finding herself a cloth to wipe off her hands, 'cause, ew.]

How long do we wait?

[riiight behind you, he is. He'll just take a napkin from one of the tables to tidy up]

I would say roughly ten minutes should do, and if they're still not ready, we can simply cook them a few more minutes at a time.

[stealing cookie dough to nibble.]

'kay. I bet they're gonna be really good. Maybe I shoulda asked th'big Ienzo.

..."Big Ienzo"? What do you mean?