Baked Simple Pest Pie

Baked Simple Pest Pie is an in-game consumable item described consistently across multiple language localizations as a freshly cooked pie made from Pest. The item is presented as warm and steaming; every available localization characterizes it as a hot, recently baked or steamed pastry whose primary filling derives from the creature or ingredient known in English as Pest. The short descriptions emphasize its temperature and preparation state rather than effects or statistics.

This item functions as a flavored food object in the game world: its name indicates a simple, rustic preparation and its descriptions in German, English, Spanish, French, Japanese, Portuguese (Brazil), Russian, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese all convey the same core concept — a hot pie with a filling of Pest. The wording across locales alternates between "steaming," "piping hot," "steamed" and "still warm," but the consistent elements are that it is a pie, that it contains Pest, and that it is served hot.

• The concise, translatable identity of the item makes it straightforward to recognize in inventories and shops: a modestly prepared Pest pie, ready to eat.
• Localization consistency: every provided language version describes the pie as freshly prepared and warm; players encountering translations will see the same emphasis on temperature and on Pest as the filling.
• Flavor and presentation: the item’s portrayal focuses on sensory detail (steam, warmth) rather than on elaborated culinary description or rarity, marking it as a basic, everyday dish in the game’s food taxonomy.
• Naming convention: the source texts use the term Pest (rendered in each language according to localization norms) as the pie’s filling; the English form of that ingredient is Pest and appears in the item’s English description as pest pie.

Because source material supplies only short descriptive lines, no in-game mechanics, stat effects, crafting recipes, or specific location spawns are asserted here. The available evidence supports the item’s identity and cross-lingual presentation as a simple, hot pie made from Pest.