Kaku took some ingredients from the refrigerator with practiced ease, then brought out a basin and poured some flour into it. He filled a cup with water, looked at Lin Mo, and continued, "Captain, help me pour the water into the flour slowly, a little at a time. I'm going to knead the dough."
"Okay." Lin Mo nodded slightly, picked up the cup of water, and began pouring it into the basin as Kaku instructed.
Kaku began kneading as he spoke. "Captain, keep pouring at that speed. Stop when I tell you to."
"Okay."
"That's enough, Captain. You can stop."
Lin Mo obediently stopped pouring.
Kaku continued, "Captain, help me pour in a little more flour."
"Okay." Lin Mo nodded and picked up the bag of flour beside him. He followed Kaku's instructions, but misjudged the amount. With the bag's wide opening, half its contents poured out at once...
Lin Mo: "..."
Kaku: "..."
"Ahem." Kaku said awkwardly, "Captain, you poured in too much..."
Lin Mo was embarrassed too. "What do we do now?"
"Captain, bring me another basin."
"Oh."
Lin Mo opened the cabinet beside him. Seeing the neatly arranged bowls and plates of various sizes, he took out the largest bowl without much thought and set it beside Kaku.
Kaku glanced at it and was about to tell Lin Mo he had brought the wrong thing, but on second thought, a soup bowl would work too. He said nothing and transferred most of the excess flour into it.
"Captain, pour in a little more water."
"Okay." Lin Mo picked up the half-full cup and began pouring. Once again, he failed to control the amount, emptying a third of it in one go.
Lin Mo: "..."
Kaku: "..."
Looking at the flour paste coating his hands, Kaku gave a