[h1]Gintoki[/h1]
Gintoki looked at Lucas in slight disappointment following his comment, but quickly put that to the side as his food arrived. The fruit itself seemed to have been remade into a gelatin of sorts, probably due to his offhanded mention of Toriko's name. Well, that name was probably floating around their listing because of how famous he and that chef friend of his were in their own world, so the way his meal was served was probably derived from they had it prepared. Not that it looked that bad, though.

"Really? My bad then. You might still want to check it out, though." he said to Lucas as he picked up a spoon and carefully took a piece of the gelatin off of his plate and lifted it up.

"Well, let's do this." he said, smiling as he took his first bite of the food.

Gintoki's immediate reaction was one of incredible shock. He had expected something like a layered multiflavored gelatin at first, but this was more like a gobstopper that just kept rotating through flavors over and over again. It was amazing, but the taste reminded him of something else entirely.

"...Crap. I'm sorry Shinpachi, but I'll probably die of sugar overdose today." he muttered as he swallowed his bite of the gelatin and continued eating. "I have no regrets. I can die a happy man now."

[h1]Suwako[/h1]
Suwako shot a glare full of malice at the second of the three enemies who had just appeared, the Mishaguji slowly taking form at her feet. His words only confirmed her suspicions even more, and it was probable that conflict would break out at any second. But would she make the first move?

...No. That was suicidal. That boy was intentionally provoking her, for sure. She had let her emotions get the better of her before, and it had ended up with her in hot water multiple times over. That didn't mean she would simply let them go, though. Though she didn't know anything about the girl that was just rescued, protecting those that needed protecting was on her to-do list as a deity of the Moriya Shrine- something Sanae had tacked on, saying it would 'rally the people behind them' or something of the sort. If she didn't stick true to those beliefs now, then how could she face those two back at home without guilt?

[h1]Kakine[/h1]
"Well, if the theory of parallel worlds was true in other worlds as much as ours, then it'd only be a matter of time before people would get curious. Though I must say your motivations otherwise are... Interesting, at the very least." Kakine stated as his meal arrived. The pungent aroma of foreign spices wafted from his noodles, attacking his nose as if with a sharp knife. Maybe it was a mistake to order this food...
"That aside, though, another person to travel with might make out job a bit more interesting. Though I do have a few... Qualms about bringing you into the city itself. I wouldn't doubt that the officials wouldn't take kindly to your entrance, either... Hm... Oh! There's always the option to just meet up in the next world over." he said, holding out his left hand and forming a small while earpiece out of Dark Matter within. "Take this- if we need to, I can transmit information across worlds with it. Probably. I haven't had anyone to test it with yet."

With his right hand, Kakine took a pair of chopsticks and looked at the noodles warily. Maybe it was just better to bring it back to Academy City for analysis instead.