Gary
It's way different. The smell, the buildings, what people wear and even the sounds. It feels like a completely diffrent world than here in Runra. Even what they sell is different. However, there are some traces of Runra if you look close enough" *Kibaru enjoyed traveling to diffrent nations and experiencing all the diffrent changes*
Megan
"I have never left the Runran territory, I look forward to seeing the different cultures on the mainland. The only stories I heard were from my brother, Rin. He used to travel a lot." *She offered a distant smile, resting one arm on the table.*
Gary
"Oh. Was he a traveller too?" *By the sounds of it, he assumed he died, but he didn't want to make his assumption outload. Soon after the food would arrive to their table* "Wow. This looks great. Time to eat"
Megan
"Yes... He loved to travel, and when he came home he would tell me about all kinds of adventures he had in foreign lands." *Raijin looked at his plate of food, he had ordered pork with some spices, along with rice wine. She clasped her hands in front of her and closed her eyes, reciting something in Runran under her breath before trying a piece.* "Hmm! It tastes good!"
Gary
*Kibaru would do the same, using Runra as well* "Thanks for the food. May you return to the cycle of life" *He then opened his eyes, before starting to eat* "Mmmm. Not bad. The seasoning is allot different than what I usually use"
Megan
"You know... I brought us here because my brother used to talk about the food." *Her gaze became sadder as the words left her lips.* "Apparently he never lied."
Gary
"Yes he didn't" *Kibaru smiled at that statement as he continued eating* "You're lucky to have had such an amazing older brother... Wish mine was that awesome"
Megan
"Oh? I'm sorry you have to wish for that... But if it makes you a little happier, my brother was not very present in my life after all." *She offered Okami a smile with kindness and sadness. She ate another piece of the pork, savoring the spicy flavor.* "You know how it is, always busy with something, always carrying some responsibility... "