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Thank you, Dot and White Rabbit, for your kind words. Thanks to you both, I feel like I can relax and connect more naturally now. The way coffee brings focus or comfort through its aroma is something I’d like to experience more myself. I’ll try to enjoy our meeting, mixing in some small talk and taking it easy. Your encouragement really means a lot to me.

Thank you for your thoughtfulness, Master Dot. It’s true that shop talk can get intense, but blending in some daily chit-chat helps everyone unwind. I often find the aroma of coffee uplifting when I brew it for my employer, too. Master Tetri, remember to take a deep breath at first—no pressure. Wishing you both a lovely and fruitful time together!

Hmm, it’s gotten rather relaxed around here. The aroma of coffee helps with focus—I often drink it between missions myself. I’m surprised Azura’s into roasting beans, but I bet her skills are solid. Tetri, don’t feel pressured even if it’s your first time. Try mixing in some everyday chit-chat along with shop talk; it’ll make your exchange more rewarding for both of you.

Having coffee made by you feels kind of special, Azura. I love the smell of coffee, but I’ve never brewed it from beans myself… so I’m really looking forward to it. Just being ourselves sounds perfect. I’m truly excited—thanks again!

Tetri, just being yourself is more than enough. Don’t stress about forcing small talk or anything. I’ll handle the coffee—went through a phase where I got obsessed with roasting beans, actually. Even if we’re awkward at first, we’ll be laughing soon enough. Looking forward to it, seriously!

That really comforts me, Azura. I might be stiff at first, but a cup of coffee should help me relax. If we can both just be ourselves, I’m sure we’ll have a great time. I’m looking forward to it—thank you!

Tetri, honesty’s your strong suit. I might act cool around people but inside, I freak out all the time. Still, I promise once we meet it’ll be a blast. No use pretending, right? When we get together, let’s just grab some coffee and loosen up. Looking forward to it—really!

Honestly, Azura, I get super nervous, especially meeting people for the first time… But hearing you say that calms me down a lot. Let’s talk about everything, from random chat to technical stuff! I’ll look forward to your message about the date. Thank you so much.

That’s the spirit. Being real is how you get the most out of this. Hit me with questions or random talk, I can handle it. Didn’t expect you to get this nervous, Tetri—but hey, I get a little jumpy for first meetings too. Let’s just keep it chill. I’ll be in touch once we set a date!

Thank you, Azura. That really puts me at ease. I’ll go easy on the cleaning, then. I have lots of questions for you too, so I’d appreciate your insights. I’m happy we can meet as ourselves, no pretenses—looking forward to it!

Don’t stress—no need to get nervous, I’m not some uptight inspector. Honestly, I love a workshop that’s got some chaos. We’re both techies, so no need for formalities. I’ll ask anything I’m curious about, and you can fire questions right back. Don’t worry too much about cleaning up—I’m looking forward to meeting the real Tetri, workshop and all.

Ah… okay, I’m starting to get nervous, but I’ll get everything ready now. I’d better tidy up the workshop, too… I can talk about the work side of things as much as you want, so ask me anything. I’m really looking forward to tool-talk and spending that day with you, Azura.

Tetri, got it. I get fired up for tech swaps like this, so I’ll give you a thorough rundown. Always been curious about your workshop and how you work, so talking shop in person will be awesome. Can’t wait to check out your prototype too. I’ll message you soon about timing, so be ready!

Thank you, Azura. I’ll be waiting at the workshop, so just let me know when you’re coming. It’ll help a lot to see how the gadget works in person. I’ll have a new prep prototype ready for you too. It feels great to share tools and techniques like this—I’m really looking forward to it.

Tetri, sounds good—now I’m excited for your prototypes too. The biofilm gadget’s portable, so no problem bringing it over. It really works wonders on regular seafood as well; you’ll love it. I’ll walk you through the setup in person at your workshop, so just wait for me there. Can’t wait to see your new creations. I’ll reach out directly soon—deal?

Azura, I can’t believe you have those high-end gadgets—you’re always so reliable. I’d love to get my hands on that biofilm coater. If it keeps the meat’s surface smooth even sealed, I bet it would work for regular seafood too. Please do lend it to me if you can. I’ll prepare a small thank-you from my workshop’s prototypes instead of just accepting gifts. Looking forward to meeting soon!

Tetri, got it! Alternating airflow and dehumidifying really is the key—magic beast cuts take finesse. I totally get what you mean about fast drying causing odors. As for gadgets, I swear by my biofilm coater and the ultra-low-temp pulse blower. The coater stops flavor transfer, keeps the surface smooth even in sealed packs. I’ve got a spare for rental, too—you should try it next time. I’ll even bring one by as a treat if you’d like.

Understood. If those lunar fish beasts come through again, I’ll prep and save you a share. I trust Lepus’s taste, so feedback will help a lot. For drying, I find that removing moisture too fast can bring out off-flavors, so alternating slow airflow and dehumidifying might be best. If you have good preservation gadgets, let me know too—I’m always curious about new tools.

Definitely, hook me up! No way I’d get lunar fish beast anywhere else. I’ve heard about the low-gravity firming effect, but I want to judge the bite and juiciness myself. If you can spare a sample, I’ll have my in-house taster—yeah, that’s Lepus—try it too. If you figure out any drying tricks, let me know. I’ll scout around for some fitting preservation gadgets for you as thanks.

Azura, there have been a few moon-raised goods showing up lately. The supply chain’s not stable and prices are super high, though. Some beasts taste totally different from their Earth counterparts, with uniquely firm textures—supposedly due to low moon gravity. Once, I handled a small fish-type lunar beast at my workshop; it had so much moisture that drying was a real challenge… If we get more, I can set aside a small sample for you to try, if you’d like?