WaSuYu Scenario 2-1E

WaSuYu Chapter 2 - Minowa Gin
Expert mode scenario 1 - Cooking Together!
Shinjukan Elementary School
Classroom
Gi: Hell yeah, it's finally recess! Time for lunch!
Su: You sure are in high spirits, Gin.
Gi: Yeah, because I won't have to eat school lunch today! It's the weekly bento day! I mean, school lunch isn't bad, but a bento means I can eat the stuff I like!
Su: I believe you're aware, but the main purpose of elementary school is to study, not to eat.
So: Guuh~...
Gi: Whoa! You may confuse it for a rumbling stomach, but it's just a snoring Sonoko! You can't sleep now, it's lunchtime!
So: Mhmn... yawn... Oh~. Morning, Mino-san, Wasshi~.
Su: Good morning, Sonocchi. I believe you're aware, but you shouldn't sleep during class.
So: Ehehe~. Hearing the teacher chant that spell made me kinda sleepy~.
Su: I think she just read a passage from the textbook... but you're right, it did sound like some sort of incantation.
Gi: Sumi aside, Sonoko still aces her tests even if all she hears are magic spells.
So: Oh, but I had zero points on the last one~.
Su: You forgot to write your name again...
Gi: Ah, more importantly, it's noon! Lunchtime! Let's put our desks together and eat~!
Su: Wow~... Wasshi's bento is amazing as usual~!
Gi: And Japanese food only of course... Well, looks yuumy though. Don't you have fried prawns or something on the bottom layer?
Su: Furaied purans...? I don't understand the point of covering them in bread crumbs. I do have tenpura, however.*
Gi: So you do have them!
Su: Although preserving their crispiness over extended periods of time is a bit tricky.
So: Wait. Did you make all of this, Wasshi?
Su: That's right. My mother would be eager to make my bento, but there would be Western dishes in it if I left it to her...
Gi: Whew, you're committed...
Su: Aren't you making your own bento as well, Gin?
Gi: Hm? Hehe, yup. That's why it's full of the stuff I like!
So: You two are amazing~. I've never done any cooking~.
Su: ...I could teach you how to cook, if you'd like. I think it'll be easy for you once you've seen how it works.
So: Huh!? A-Are you sure!? You'd teach me, Wasshi!?
Su: Yes. You could come to my house one of these days... wh-what do you think?
So: Waah~! Can I really come over to your home, Wasshi!? Gladly, I'll come~!
Gi: Sumi-san's cooking study group, huh. Sounds fun, I'm in.

*Tenpura and fried prawns are fundamentally the same dish, but the latter has bread crumbs added to the coating before frying. Because of that, Tenpura is considered a Japanese-style dish, while fried prawns are seen as Western.