Fruit Basket Kureno Novels & Stories

“ナッツとキャラメリゼしたバナナをトッピングしたキャラメリゼしたバナナのパンケーキ。キウイ、オレンジ、イチゴ、ブルーベリーなどの新鮮なフルーツと、クレームアングレーズのサイドとチョコレートソースの小雨が入ったミックスフルーツとチョコレートパンケーキ。または、クリーミーなココナッツカスタードがあり、カリカリのクルミをまぶしてカリカリに仕上げたココナッツカスタードパンケーキ。” (Nattsu to kyaramerize shita baShop owner o toppingu shita kyaramerize shita baShop owner no pankēki. Kiui, orenji, ichigo, burūberī nado no shinsen'na furūts u to, kurēmuangurēzu no saido to chokorētosōsu no kosame ga haitta mikkusufurūtsu to chokorētopankēki. Matawa, kurīmīna kokonattsukasutādo ga a*i, ka*ika*i no kurumi o mabushite ka*ika*i ni shiageta kokonattsukasutādopankēki.)

he asked, yawning and stretching his back a little. "I don't know, but everything's green for a change," Kiran answered. "I mean the grass and the leaves of the trees! The forest pretty much resembles what my world has." She then picked up a flask of water and one of the fruits she had stashed beside her. The fruit she gathered with Aledir from a nearby tree looked like an apple but oddly tasted like a sweet mango. She offered the food and drink to Noorh.

"No, no. It's already too late for that. I got this. I just need to get used to a few things, and I'll be fine." "I can figure it out," she encouraged herself, and as she checked further, her eyes landed on a woven basket tucked near the counter. Blinking, she tilted her head. "How come I never saw this?" "Did Lythari keep this here secretly?" She smiled and curiously reached for it, carrying it over to the sink. "How lovely," she muttered. "Fruits. How I love fruits. Ugh," then she started naming them. "We have blueberries, strawberries, raspberries; not sure what these deep purple ones are called. Mmm… but I think I should know them. What are they called again?"

He brought the basket he’d been holding onto and set it down on the table for the Goddess Queen to see. The basket made with wooden weaves was filled with multiple green-colored fruits. The fruit was called Nori. It was a seasonal fruit and it would only grow around this time of the year in Ehrlich’s soil. Even then, the fruit only grew in the warmest areas down south. Its yield was drastically low, so it was quite difficult to find them in numbers. “It’s been a long time since I saw this!” Alicia looked at the basket with genuine excitement. For the past six years, the time she spent in Coulson, she had never gotten the chance to eat her favorite fruit.

Rengganis said, looking flatly at her subordinate. “My apologies, Your Majesty. I only wanted to give you this,” he said, offering the bundle. Rengganis frowned and took it, unwrapping the leaf. “These are ciplukan fruits and cashew apples.” “These are edible?” Rengganis asked doubtfully. She’d never seen fruits like these in the palace. “Yes, these are fruits we often eat in the forest. We don’t have apples and the like here,” the man explained, adjusting the cloth tied around his head. “Forgive me—”

However, with his keen sense of smell, he had already detected the unique snakefruit scent at the foot of the hill. "Not bad." He smiled lightly and started up the hill. At the very least, Nora hadn't lied to him, which saved him lots of time. After obtaining the snakefruit, he only needed two other types of herbs to make the cure for Curtis, and he would soon wake up. When he reached his destination, Felix immediately saw the fruit on the ground. It looked like a peach with half its body buried in the ground. Only the tip of the fruit could be seen above ground. Regular people could just walk past it without even realizing it was there.

She carried a small woven basket filled with bright, violet-skinned fruits that smelled of honey and citrus. "Good morning, Earth-Breaker," Kesi smiled warmly, offering the basket. "The Matriarch requested that you eat before your tour. The Sun-Plums will replenish the last of your lost mana." Mwajuma took one of the fruits. She bit into it, and the sweet, vibrant juice exploded across her tongue, carrying a faint, tingling current of natural energy that immediately settled into her core. It was the taste of pure, uncorrupted life.

he responded with such certainty that I would have sworn he thought he had already won it. I opened my mouth to explain why it wouldn't that easy, but the smell of the food reminded me that my stomach insisted on eating more. What the heck. I thought to myself. Might as well argue that point later. The basket was amazingly well-stocked for a small, weaved thing. Tohr pulled out various items that could be something akin to fruits and vegetables. As well as something that resembled cheese except it was blue. Then a bottle of what I would assume was their version of wine. The bottle was beautifully crafted with what looked like stained glass with jewels encrusted around the thick middle. There

Quietly astounded, Luna sighed, never expecting King to possess such a conscience. “I shall take one and proceed to pick oranges now.” Meanwhile, on the balcony above. “Why is Luna taking a bamboo basket?” Preston leaned against the railing, his curiosity on display. King also leaned over and looked down. He beheld Luna donning an aged yellow straw hat and carrying a bamboo basket as she made her way toward the orchard. In due time, Luna arrived at the orchard, gently placing the bamboo basket on the ground, gazing upward, and commencing her task of plucking oranges.

Color green, pink, and purple. “What is that?” I asked Matheo who picked it. “Relax. I forgot them but they seem to be…edible. I think so, yes…” “Oh, I think I remember. The green one is Kamias, the purple is mangosteen, guava, and starfruit.” Matheo explained. Theon cooked the fish and we waited as I let Matheo eat the fruits first to see if it is poisonous. When he was fine for the whole hour, I tasted it and it was…decent than I thought it would be.