"None of that," Break says immediately, flapping a hand to wave away the honorifics. "In this place, all of us are simply here."

His tone isn't sharp or unkind. He, too, defaults to being overly formal at first, and sometimes struggles to figure out how to address those who don't want any honorifics at all. Saying names without some sort of qualifier is something for those he's especially close to, after all, and even then only in certain moments. It won't vex him if she's insistent on calling him something other than his name alone, but he certainly doesn't need that level of respect when it's not as though he ever outranked her.

"Handling the cooking here is the primary duty I've chosen for myself," he adds, by way of explanation. "It's much too troublesome for so many of us to go out and barter for every meal, you know?"