Lightly tapping the bottle of pills as she had asked what they were. It's body was transparent, it had a piece of paper decorating the outside of it with green and white. Along the green part of the bottle, it had words on it.<span style="font-style: italic">Meletonin 5 milligrams. Promotes Relaxation for Sleep.</span><span style="color: #40FFBF">"It helps the body relax, but it can cause you to have weird dreams, but not nightmares."</span>He chuckled softly and tilted his head a bit. Maybe she would take them, or maybe she wouldn't.<span style="color: #40FFBF">"And how about I cook this time, sleepy head?"</span>Leaning in he would gently nip the tip of her small pointed left ear, after pretending he was about to whisper something in her ear.<br/><br/>Slowly getting up, switching their spots so she can sit on the cushioned chair, he would open his inventory and within a blink of an eye, he was wearing his pair of pants and turtleneck shirt again. Yeah, he didn't want to burn anything that he wanted to use later, he'd need to cover up. Walking over to the kitchen area of the room, he'd open the ice box, which was ceramic in nature, and reached in. Taking out what looked like onions, cabbage and some beef jerky and an odd metal can, he would place them on the kitchen counter. Reaching further in, he started taking out various herbs, spices and vegetables.<br/><br/>Once everything was laid out, he opened a tub like section of the counter and took out a hose and started filling a tall pot with hot water. While he was doing so, he'd use his other hand to begin simply dropping the vegetables into the water, without peeling them. With that done with, he'd begin to tenderize the beef jerky with a hammer, making it quite a bit softer before tapping something on his inventory; causing a dinner table to appear near the kitchen area with two seats across from one another with a fine decorated linen table cover.<br/><br/>Going back over to the large tall pot, he would open the can and pour in what looked like pre-made beef broth. He'd then go over to a cabinate and take out a bag of breadcrumbs and pour those in, followed by garlic powder, onion powder, parsley, a little bit of barley and plenty of bacon bits. Taking out another pot, he began crushing what looked like ghost broccoli or cauliflower into a fine paste and added water as well as<span style="font-style: italic">fresh</span>garlic cloves; crushing them all together. Once that was set up, he lit the stone stove top with an unnatural blue flame, as it was actually a gas stove.