Sorry Mask, Louie's takin' over.

[king-of-bugs.livejournal.com]

Who: Louie, Weavile
What: They happen upon each other and bake COOKIES.
Where: Dorm complex kitchen
When: October 8th
Warnings: C for Cookies, chocolate chip-y, crumbly, and crumby. Cool crazy cooking. Other things that start with C.

Louie, as usual, felt all too hungry today. However, the mentioning of candy all along the journal network piqued his sweet tooth in a certain sense, just not for candy itself. He had a craving for something chocolate-y to quell, but just what would he eat that would be satisfying enough?

HMMM. This was the problem. Once he reached the kitchen, he realized that he wasn't sure what to make. There were so many chocolate desserts that he could possibly make, and yet he couldn't make them all. This was a tough decision. He loved so many of the chocolate dishes he could make and plenty of them could kill his craving, but which one would he choose?

Thankfully for Louie, someone would be helping him with that decision.

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[midnitepsych.livejournal.com]

Weavile was making his usual wandering rounds of the school. His stomach had been quietly growing, so he decided to grab a bite to eat. As he walked, the counselor happened to pass by the kitchen. He briefly glanced through the doorway. All of a sudden, he was hit with a cookie craving.

He frowned. Ever since a certain someone had introduced him to the deliciousness of magical microwave cookies, the Pokemon found himself have cookie urges. Even now, he still had the cravings every so often. The only solution was to quell the hunger.

Giving into a whim, Weavile decided to try and make his own cookies. Except that was a rather problematic idea as he didn't know the first thing about baking. So he entered the kitchen in hopes of finding a cookbook or recipe list.

[king-of-bugs.livejournal.com]

"Do as I do," Louie instructed, flattening the cookie dough onto a greased pan. He cut one cookie out with his cookie cutter, mashing it down and twisting it very slightly to make sure it'd cut out right. However, he still left it within the flat square of dough. He'd remove the excess dough after they were done.

"We can each do half, just like this."