Mousse cake.
Hoshino briefly recalled the steps. Mousse cake was actually quite simple. No matter the flavor, it was a blend of cream, eggs, and gelatin sheets—the only difference was the flavoring.
She already had experience, so making it wasn't particularly difficult.
Contrary to what most people imagined, the fragrance in lemon cake mainly came from the lemon zest, not the tart seeds and pulp.
Mousse cake was rather special. It didn't require an oven and was made entirely cold.
Hoshino skillfully completed the whole process. Looking at the perfect lemon yellow on the cake base, she let out a sigh of relief like a real chef—then immediately realized something was wrong. She wasn't here to be a chef.
Myrtle. Where was Myrtle?
She served the mousse cake to Pramanix, who happily called over a whole group of feline friends to share in the joy of sweetness.
At last, she had time to look for Myrtle.
Feater's film class wasn't hard to find. Hoshino made her way there with practiced ease, passing through corridor after corridor before quickly finding the place and peering through the crack in the door.
Hoshino made no sound. Right now, she was Shadow Warrior Impact, a ghostly sword-wielding warrior.
The sound came from the projection screen, which was showing scenes clearly unsuitable for children: dark hues, crowds fleeing in panic, heads exploding now and then... Wasn't this horribly inappropriate?
Hoshino finally spotted Myrtle.
She was rather peculiar.
The other children all covered their eyes. Only Myrtle covered her head and stroked it up and down, as if worried that her own head might explode. Only after feeling that her skull was still intact did she let out a breath of relief.
"See? This is what happens when you use cheap special effects. When filming superhero