Lobby Interactive Voice 5

The rare volume "Way of Tea: New Edition"? Never heard of it... "Steamed green tea wine," "soy-braised pu'er," "sweet and spicy oolong"... Now I suppose that explains its rarity.

In our operas, it's always the elder sister who teaches the younger sister that the world is a good place filled with friendship, love, and family. Outside the opera, however, it's Yuqing who's always telling me these things.

Mahjong and opera have something in common, you know – both are products of ancient culture that have evolved over time to attract new generations... And that's why my coming here to play isn't slacking off, it's studying the culture of mahjong. So, you better not rat me out to my sister, or else!

Hmm... Oh, hello. I'm not busy with anything, I was just doing some research on One Han City cuisine... Well, not "research" exactly, I was just curious about how it's different from the food in Fuyuki City... Eh? You'd like to know more? R-Really...? Okay, let me get my notebook!

So, Servants can't fight in mahjong matches, which means Masters have to rely on their own skills... But that's fine, I can handle it solo! Even in a real battle, self-defense is a must-have skill for modern Mages. I'll show you my Bajiquan if it comes to that.

Home-cooked meals have a more soothing taste than fine dining... Um, not that I'm saying I want to come over for dinner, it's just an impression I got from seeing so many other people do so. They must like you a lot.

Mahjong, huh... It's not quite as routine as brewing black tea, but I can hold my own. These hawk eyes won't miss any careless discards.

The order of the strokes in this autograph... and the pressure on that last stroke... Hmm, this looks suspicious...! Ah! Did you forge Joseph's autograph on this photo?! Don't play dumb with me. I'm talking about Joseph, the host of that famous adventure show. Hmph! I should've thought of this sooner. Given how close you two are, there's a 73% chance something like this would happen. Fortunately, the one I got before was genuinely signed by him.

What often makes a gem valuable isn't the gem itself, but the stories behind it, with the most valuable ones being those associated with the most intriguing or illustrious tales. Unfortunately, everyone is curious about these stories but oblivious to the bloody truths that stain them... Ah, but if you're interested in those truths, {name}, I'd be more than willing to share what I know.

I'm not one to be impressed by ordinary tributes. Because I grant wishes, people will spend days, even lifetimes, hunting for treasures worthy of my favor. Yet you, {name}, are a curious exception. You present fine offerings yet request nothing in return. What you truly desire remains deliciously beyond my comprehension...

Weird... can't find the scoring stick. Meh, it's not like those plastic chips really matter anyway.

Elizabeth and I always move together.
We went out yesterday... Wait, what did we go out for? No... were we actually together yesterday?

A true legend delivers on their boasts. Me? I never promise what I can't deliver.

I'll make a killing in One Han City too! Ahahaha!

Here, try this fish soup I made for you... *cough* Hmm? Aren't I afraid of fish? W-well yes, of course I am...! But I toughed it out, just for you. That's how much I care.

In my chamber burns incense, day and night. It is not lit for pleasure, but to drown out all other scents. One Han City knows nothing of the smell of blood. The cloying sweetness of flowers and food clogs the senses... Steeping in such smells, even a swordsman's edge may dull.