"My turn! Draw!" Looking at the customer before him, Heath kept finding strange lines popping into his head, leaving him unsure whether to laugh or cry. He felt he really had wandered onto the wrong set. After all, this guy's hairstyle looked far too much like Yugi's. Heath even thought his face looked a little like Yugi's, too. Whenever he looked up and saw this customer, he felt a subtle sense of being pulled out of the scene.
Still, Heath made what the customer wanted: a serving of Oyakodon. He had to admit that although the dish's name sounded a little strange, its preparation was actually very ordinary. It was just that the flavor was a little hard to describe. Heath remembered ordering takeout once when he went to an internet café with a good friend in his previous life. The dish had been called silky egg rice, but since the version Heath ordered contained chicken, it had essentially been an alternative form of Oyakodon.
The texture was similar, too. The thick, runny egg created an effect somewhat like omurice, and adding chopped chicken gave it a very unusual taste that was difficult to describe on the spot. At the very least, though, Heath noticed that the customer seemed quite fond of this distinctive texture. He could tell the customer was very satisfied with his meal.
"Serving customers really does bring some surprises." Heath smacked his lips. He truly had never expected to see such a distinctive customer in his food truck, complete with that strange hairstyle. Just what he would expect from a card player.
[You served Mutou. You received one First-Edition Unopened Pokémon Trading Card Game Booster Box.]
Heath froze for a moment. Well, damn, this guy really was named Mutou? Heath even wanted to go