Yuki and Kori exchanged glances when the woman chose to give them a subtle smile before instructing her sons to bring out the good liquor. She had avoided the question. Perhaps because she had no real answer. Kori couldn't help but wonder, though. Did the woman think the threat was great enough that she avoided the conversation altogether, or did she simply not think it great enough to warrant a conversation? Or perhaps it was neither. Perhaps she simply didn't know enough about it and she didn't care to speculate, so rather than waste time doing so, she was trying to raise everyone's spirits instead?<br/><br/>Kori didn't have an answer, but she thought that, perhaps, it was the latter. Or perhaps a combination. Either way, it was pointless to speculate. She couldn't shake the feeling of unease that had grown inside of her, nor did she wish to, but she knew that focusing on it and needlessly speculating would get them nowhere. Meanwhile, Yuki smiled and nodded to the woman as she invited them to stay for some interesting meals and drinks, if they had time. "Of course. We did come here to eat, after all!" Yuki declared happily, her cheery tone in direct contrast to the air around them, and in contrast to Kori's somewhat intense aura.<br/><br/>Yuki gave Kori a light nudge, breaking her sister from her thoughts. "Hmm? Oh, yeah, sure. The shops can wait a bit longer," she smiled just enough to be friendly. "At any rate, I think I could use a drink. And more food," she responded with what was meant to be a sort-of joke to lighten the mood, before she popped another piece of her now lukewarm food into her mouth before downing her cup of saké and going back for more.<br/><br/>"So, what kind of foods and drinks are we talking?" Yuki asked with a somewhat intrigued grin. She was rather hungry, after all. More than she wanted to admit, which could very quickly turn into a very bad thing. Of course, the sustenance she truly desired was something she couldn't have, so she needed to take the edge off with what she could, before things got out of hand. Unlike Kori, who could control her hunger and control herself whens he fed, taking only what was strictly necessary, Yuki would lose herself if the hunger got too great. She wouldn't stop until her hunger was sated, or Kori managed to stop her and bring her back to her senses. No one wanted that. Her least of all. So it was best she ate her fill of human food for now. On that note, she took another wing and popped it in her mouth while she waited to see what kind of food would be served next.