[There's someone else scouring this tea garden. She heard a bit about it while creating her forts-something something water blah blah leaves. The point is, leaves, honestly. Her mouth has water. And there's water around here, so she can take drinks whenever.
But to make tea, they need leaves, and she's taking all kinds of free samples, typically wandering to where the butterflies go because they seem to know what's tasty. She chews on a leaf here and there, takes a petal to see if that would make a good 'tea' and you know what? It's actually not great. Leaves and petals aren't candy and even mixing them with cups of water in her mouth do very little. It's chewy. Gummy. Oh well.
She hears Guzma as she starts to experiment with a tree leaf, ripping it into little pieces, shoving a couple slices of green in her mouth. This is terrible. Can someone just make this for her? Maybe she should ask Kravitz or Asgore if she comes across them.
Or maybe him. It's impossible to ignore his delighted voice and she buzzes towards him, much like the huge moths surrounding him.]
Its name is Dope Ripped. [That's what she decrees because that's how it is.] That's what that moth is called now.
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But to make tea, they need leaves, and she's taking all kinds of free samples, typically wandering to where the butterflies go because they seem to know what's tasty. She chews on a leaf here and there, takes a petal to see if that would make a good 'tea' and you know what? It's actually not great. Leaves and petals aren't candy and even mixing them with cups of water in her mouth do very little. It's chewy. Gummy. Oh well.
She hears Guzma as she starts to experiment with a tree leaf, ripping it into little pieces, shoving a couple slices of green in her mouth. This is terrible. Can someone just make this for her? Maybe she should ask Kravitz or Asgore if she comes across them.
Or maybe him. It's impossible to ignore his delighted voice and she buzzes towards him, much like the huge moths surrounding him.]
Its name is Dope Ripped. [That's what she decrees because that's how it is.] That's what that moth is called now.