"Master Hades," a brown haired, kind-eyed butler, Hades had for come to know as Windsborn (the closest translation in English), "your father has come back with a decision on your restaurant proposal." I instantly sat up, eager yet anxious to hear what my father had decided since I proposed the idea to him about a fortnight ago. 

   "Well? What did he say?" 

   "His Lordship has accepted your proposal and has given you the period of a month to draw up a rough draft of the menu, including drinks, main servings, appetizers, sides, deserts, and, if you wish, special sides."

   "Special sides?" 

  "Things such as engagement deals." I nodded, showing that I understood. He shot me a smile then bowed and exited the room. Right after he left, I slouched in my seat and rubbed my temples. I put away my Eevean language homework, glad to have a distraction, no matter how tedious this assignment was compared to the other one. It started relatively easy enough as I set the goals I planned for each one: at least ten items in each category. After that I paused to consider what my restaurant could serve. I wanted the comfort of Earth, such as hot chocolate and tacos but I spent so much time on planet Noilia, in the foster home there that I didn't want to forget some of the sweets new people brought in like Draketart and Ukearian Cake. I remember the first time I tried Draketart, I was spitting fire for days; in fact, if it wasn't for Demeter I'd never have known that Ukearian Cake is the cure for the fire spitting. Draketart is usually the icing on top of the Cake but it can be eaten alone. It was then I understood why people usually brought them in two by two. 

In the end, I decided that I would mix the foods of both my reluctant home. With that in mind, I got the drinks done almost immediately. The drinks were: 

Pepsi

CocoCola (I personally prefer Pepsi, but all people have their opinions), Dyhesh (It's like diluted grape juice with strawberries added to it)

Freterna (think frozen berries mixed together for the ultimate slushie and, you almost always get a brain freeze!)

Hot Chocolate 

Lemonade

Gripan (Super sweet, keeps you going for two hours before forcing you into a deep sleep)

Hemis (think bitterleaf, it's very bitter on its own but mixed with a drink, that'll come later it tastes like honey) 

Amera (also called 'The Princess' Drink'. It's made from the Amera Berry that usually comes in crown shapes and makes you see everyone on a royal light (depending on their personality; example: children see everyone like royalty while a cyclical person may see everyone's motive to use them as a pawn to further their own goals)). 

Water (this is the drink that turns Hemis sweet, surprising huh?). 

With those as my final choices I turned to the main course part of the menu. This was arguably the hardest of the two, as there were many more that I'd like to then limit myself to ten first then come back to add more. I sighed, hitting my head on the table in effort to get my brain working. It hurt but it did it's job. At the end of a very grueling two hours, I'd finally narrowed it down to five that were SURE to make the list: 

Aminto (It's a local dish, that uses the Amera berry for its side-effects, but mixes it with the Kamikaze nut which makes the person tell the truth, or whatever they believe is the truth at that exact time.) 

Fried Rice 

Lasagna 

Macaroni and Cheese 

Drema (It's a intergalactic staple dish, that's foreign to Earth as they lack one of the main ingredients: Immenzan grain. It's like rice except the grains are bigger, green and are sour. The grains are usually steamed, if you want to sourness to lighten, or boiled, if you want the sourness to stay.) 

With that, I grinned and turned my attentions back to the Eevean homework, it was due tomorrow and Mr Banks was not one for late work. But even as I worked I couldn't take my mind off of the foods which I'm turn made me hungry so I rang for Windsborn to tell the cook I wanted  boiled Drema, what? I like sour food every once in a while, but I'm not one for hot. Anyhow, I've really got to turn my attention to my homework so, see you later!