Meekly, the first one to raise his hands above the wooden bench tabletop was Hirro was he grabbed at the bowl and brought his head down to it. The boy's long brown bangs and his tired face would receive the wafting warmth from the bowl that was visually quite different from the cool night air. It almost immediately made his face gain color that it was drained of from his nightly spook and all of the long distance covering. The scent of the savory delicacy that entered his nostrils practically driving the smaller male from his near slumber-like state. Though, he didn't really find the will to reach for his utensil. It was delicious, Hirro could just tell, but he barely had the strength to get this far.
Habiki was almost entirely different in his approach. The bowl itself being lifted into the palm of solely his left hand, his perfectly sized manly hand as he smiled wide and also brought the bowl near to his face. Even behind his normal eyes, there was plenty of room for awe and wonder for spectators to speculate at what Habiki could observe that they could not. He had a firm memory of what made different meats more or less suitable for different dishes, but he wasn't a cook himself. The man could just read, comprehend and apply any properly written concept like no one's business. He wasn't as familiar with vegetables outside his own personal experience, and he was a little more fond of blood than he was with health foods. All together, this was going to be the first meal crafted for him by the hands of the mother of his children, his future bride. In a way, he was a little nervous. He trusted her confidence and he knew Aimi was a smart woman, almost headstrong in her determination and most certainly stubborn in some ways. By all means, she'll make great food. He just wanted to be absolutely sure he could be honest with her about how he feels after his first bite. It seemed promising, but he knew that things weren't always as they seemed.
He'd pick up a spoon, not reaching for summoning a particular bat that could always lend him chopsticks as he desired a spoon for this sort of dish. First came the broth. A soup wasn't a soup without a broth, whether a chef was aware of this or if they're just throwing some stuff together in a hot pot of water-The soup would still have a broth. His spoon being lowered into the bowl with it's bottom pushing into the meat and veggies just low enough for the broth to seep into the spoon before he'd retrieve it and bring the spoon right to his lips. One sip, and then another, and then he'd finish the spoon with his eyes closed. Despite not being an experienced cook, he appeared to be taking into account a number of features before opening his eyes with a wide grin and a glow to his eyes. He'd quickly gather up a spoon full of the meat and with some veggies before popping that into his mouth as well and chewing with both his shiny white human teeth and fangs. Feeling the very warm food bend to his will as it dispensed flavor and structural satisfaction along his gums and tongue.
It wouldn't be long after savoring this bite before the difference between Habiki's face, his spoon and the edge of his bowl was quickly eliminated. He didn't even seemed to be slowed by the slightest by the bowl's heat after having been just freshly made. He even appeared to be so enraptured by his devouring of the soup that he tilted his head back and scooped the last few drops and chunks of meat into his mouth before chewing it's fullness down and swallowing what remained within his cheeks. He'd finally release a breath of such great concentrated warmth that it was practically a solid white cloud. "Mmmh...." He made a mixed sound of pleasure and a look of satisfaction. In his eyes, it's like he was debating a way of giving her more babies in her belly. She was simply the best bride, and she did more than prove it at every possible opportunity. He wanted to express this immense feeling welling within his chest, but it was probably best illustrated with his hips and the intense mating they were growing accustomed too.