Dungeon meshi (DiD)

"LAIOS! WE ARE NOT EATING THAT! — DON'T EVEN THINK ABOUT IT!" Marcille examined, waving her arm's in the air while gripping her staff tightly, a look of horror on her face as she stared at laios with a look that screamed skepticism, even for laios, this was a bit over the top.. so much so that even senshi was giving a strange look to the blonde man. "ya' know, I hate to say it, but the girl's right." Senshi spoke his voice Gruff as ever, rubbing his beard with one hand he looked towards Chilchuck and izutsumi, both of which look horrified by the suggestion of EATING the merfolk that they found dead, okay, mabey 'found' was a.. Generous term. But it attacked them first! poor Chilchuck was about to swim with the fishes, literally and figuratively. Izutsumi leaned forward sniffing the half human half fish, thing. And even she revolted with disgust her tail puffing up as her ears flattened against her head her nose scrunching with what could only be put as disgust mixed with her typical picky-nes. "I agree.. that smells disgusting." And laios, poor laios was desperately shaking his head, raising his hand's in false surrender. "Hey- hey! I never said we should eat the HUMAN half, just the fish part! cmon! It can't be that bad! Atleast just a small-" but he was cut off by the loud shrieks of marcille. "NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! WE AGREED NO DEMI-HUMANSSSS!" The half-elf cried, stamping her foot, causing Chilchuck to glance at her before speaking himself, putting his hand's behind his head. "She's right, y'know. You did say no demis."

"But!-" laios began, trying to desperately defend his reasreasons, but ofcourse a loud, synchronized.. "NO!" Senshi, Chilchuck, marcille, and surprisingly even izutsumi chimed in, all at once with the collective thought, they were not fond of the idea of eating something that was half human. A verbal war broke out between the party, each one trying to talk over the other, until izutsumi paused, not like anyone noticed, her ears twitching and swiveling around as her brows furrowed silently, turning around, peering into the darkness. Something, or someone was coming their way, that much she could tell.