When the Count Leon, disguised and arriving quietly under the cover of night on the Hammer of Morphy, saw his son, the latter was wearing hospital clothes and devouring meat buns at a rate of two bites each in the airship's cafeteria, under the horrified gaze of the four dwarf chefs, with the food prepared for the entire ship crew for supper.
By Fraser's side, there were already seven empty bun baskets and three large plates of fried rice that had been eaten, plus a bowl of hot and sour fish soup with only the seasoning left.
This was nearly enough food to fill a small team of five strong men, but looking at Brigadier General Fraser's hungry condition, it was clear that he was far from full. This inhuman appetite truly taught the dwarf chefs a lesson.
My goodness, are all Goldenrod People unparalleled gluttons?
Count Leon was also startled by his own son.
On one hand, the appetite was indeed astonishing.
