"Would you like anything added?" Heath asked Officer Jenny Qian as he looked at her. Although he knew her requirements for food and the flavors she liked, he still asked. For some reason, asking made him feel a little more at peace. A strange feeling arose in his heart. He wondered whether he had relied a little too much on the system when cooking before. After all, with the system, he only had to follow its guidance. But what if there were times when he couldn't see that information? How should he cook then? That was a problem. At that thought, Heath remembered his task to make a Divine Meal for a god. That was much the same: difficult to make, and a lot of trouble. He couldn't see the god's tastes. But perhaps it was time to start cooking without looking at the other person's tastes and preferences. Perhaps cooking that way would let him make even more perfect food?
"Hmm, bacon and eggs. And could you add some bee pupae? I quite like eating them." Officer Jenny Qian hesitated before telling Heath. He nodded when he heard her. Although the additions were a little bizarre, they weren't unacceptable. He did know how to cook bee pupae, and he had bought some at the Super Department Store earlier. He had only bought them out of curiosity, but unexpectedly, they had now come in handy. He really didn't know whether to laugh or cry.
Bee pupae were a very unusual food. Their name alone told you what they were: the pupae of bees. They could be divided further according to the type of bee. In the Pokémon world, for example, there were even Beedrill pupae. However, not many people ate those, because Beedrill pupae were also Pokémon and were somewhat