After all, this round tested knife skills, and in the staff member's eyes, there was nothing wrong with Farfetch'd's knife work. He would surely earn an excellent score and comfortably secure a place in the top thirty-two. The staff member had watched with his own eyes as Farfetch'd slowly assembled all those vegetables into a duck. The tofu skins in particular were incredible. Under Farfetch'd's skillful hands, those sheets of tofu had taken on the appearance of duck skin, and even their texture looked exactly the same. It truly was a miracle.
Maybe it's because Farfetch'd is a duck himself? The staff member was a little curious. For some reason, the "roast duck" before him looked so lifelike that it seemed as though it might turn into a real roast duck, fragrant with meat, at any moment. Its shape and appearance were also excellent, essentially identical to the real thing, which only made him more curious.
But Farfetch'd was still working. He was very serious when preparing food, something he had learned from Heath. After all, Heath was always completely focused when he cooked and never let himself get distracted, so through Heath's daily influence, Farfetch'd had picked up some of the essentials.
The staff member therefore refrained from asking any questions. Even the staff member filming beside him looked astonished. He had truly never seen such a lifelike roast duck. In fact, the cameraman felt that if this Farfetch'd failed to reach the semifinals, he would suspect some sort of shady dealings behind the scenes.
Heath had no idea that Farfetch'd's dish had already dazzled the staff. At that moment, he was watching with interest as a very muscular man carved something. Although it was carving, the man was still using kitchen knives, just in different sizes, so it