As long as he's not starving, that's good. Ryo can understand wanting something sweet - it's why a lot of travelers carry dried fruit or honey candy. "I might have something sweet - I'll check in a bit."
(Note to self: honey candy would be great to have on hand for situations like this. Either order it from the train after the mission or ask Senku if he knows how to make it.)
He looks at the indicated root, judges it to be a bit too small to need the knife, and digs in around it instead, upturning the soil until he can simply yank it out like the last one. He stops completely once the root is upturned and looks at Jake. "After we're done with this plant, we're having a conversation about that." It's a simple statement of fact that brooks no argument. He's seen people fight through injury before - sometimes it's necessary for survival - but on the heels of walking it off, it sounds like it's something different, and that's not necessarily a good thing.
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(Note to self: honey candy would be great to have on hand for situations like this. Either order it from the train after the mission or ask Senku if he knows how to make it.)
He looks at the indicated root, judges it to be a bit too small to need the knife, and digs in around it instead, upturning the soil until he can simply yank it out like the last one. He stops completely once the root is upturned and looks at Jake. "After we're done with this plant, we're having a conversation about that." It's a simple statement of fact that brooks no argument. He's seen people fight through injury before - sometimes it's necessary for survival - but on the heels of walking it off, it sounds like it's something different, and that's not necessarily a good thing.