Janice
"True, thinking about stuff that doesn't have an answer can be a massive pain. Makes my brain hurt sometimes, y'know?" Their gaze was still focused on the pies, trying to pick out the biggest one from a group of nearly identical ones. Io had a lot of random things they were very good at, and this was one of them.

Eventually, they settled on one that was somewhat in the back and they pointed to it, making the exchange in Common with the stall's owner. The man didn't seem too pleased with their choice being one in the back, as those tended to be more freshly made, but the customer was king, so he handed it to them after they handed over the money.

"How d'you wanna divvy it up?" They asked, holding the thing carefully in their two lower hands, as if it were a very expensive item. Why couldn't they just start eating already... "I got some daggers but I'd probably have to clean 'em first. They're a bit oily right now. Y'know, to prevent them from rusting."

Io paused then, thinking over Vhun's question. That was a good one. They'd already done what they were supposed to do today, which was escaping from the law, so... Now what?

"I dunno, probably wander around, explore the city a bit. Don't have a lotta plans, to be honest. I think I'll be spending a couple days in this town before heading back home? Issa nice place, bit of a waste to come here and immediately leave again, ain't it?" Wait, they were rambling again. "Point is, I don't really got any plans."
Dwight
"Definitely."

The woman gave another small hum, this seeming to be her equivalent of a smile. She listened quietly as Io spoke to the shop owner. Perhaps it was a benefit to have a companion that spoke this language so well. Perhaps she'd have to make more of an effort to enunciate the words correctly. Maybe her ten years of effort simply had been wrong. She wasn't willing to admit that she perhaps was fully incapable. 

There was something funny about watching them pick their pie of choice. Clearly, they had developed a system to make certain they picked the one with the most amount of filling.

"I don't mind. Go ahead. Feel free to just tear it."

She wasn't going to eat much other than the vegetable broth and soft bits that were there. She'd never been much for trying to eat what she wasn't meant to, and she was somewhat impressed with Io's own preference toward the food of this area. They really were an interesting one, like a mothfolk that was trying to turn into a human.

"Oh. That is nice. I don't have many plans either, though I do need to be getting home sooner rather than later.."

She was holding all four of her hands in front of her body now, twisting her hands between each other.
Janice
Nodding, the moth tore the thing in half with all four hands, trying their very best to make it as equal as possible - which they did a pretty good job at, actually. It wasn't perfect, but an untrained eye might find that both halves were almost perfectly equal.

They handed one half to Vhun at random, not wanting to try to pick the larger or the smaller half. No matter which one they picked, it would be unfair somehow, so it was better to just choose randomly.

And with that, Io breathed in some of the warm, delicious-smelling steam coming from their half, and then chewed down, beginning to munch happily. Being a mothfolk, their bites weren't particularly big due to their anatomy, but they were a fast eater. "Mmh. Sho good," They mumbled, sounding quite satisfied. It really was great, even if it was a bit difficult to eat, as were most things in this world.

They made sure their mouth was empty before responding to Vhun, nodding as she spoke. "Yeah, that makes sense. Can't keep your sis waiting, I guess. Say, d'you wanna meet up again some day? Dunno about you, but I like having another of my species to talk to. Gives me an excuse to practise the language too, which is pretty cool methinks."

Io was eating all the bits of the pie without regard as to if it was good for them or not. Sure, they might feel a little ill tomorrow, but it was so worth the taste. They quickly continued eating, and would probably finish their half in a couple of minutes if they kept going at this pace.
Dwight
"Perfect."

Vhun gave a little hum, accepting her half without complaint. She was watching Io eat with great interest. How were they taking such enormous bites? She was deeply impressed, in the way that anyone was impressed with witnessing the mildly disgusting. Vhun took far small bites, picking around anything that wasn't easy to bite into.

"It is, isn't it?"

It took everything within her to avoid outright laughing at the mispronunciation brought on by a full mouth. They really were a creature of many strong emotions. She respected that immensely, especially given her own somewhat reserved nature. Or at least, reserved by the standards of the more humanoid folk.

"I would absolutely love to. I seldom see those of our kind, and you are quite a superb conversationalist."

She hoped they wouldn't interpret her compliment as nothing more than a superficial attempt at flattery. It was genuine, though spoken with a bit too much formality. Vhun's wings gave another little twitch as the loose thread once more touched the joint at the apex of them. She really did need to fix this cloak. It was bothering her immensely.

"When do you think you'll return here? Or... Do have solid plans to visit other cities or kingdoms?"