The colors that accent this room are reds, golds, oranges and yellows - the walls are a deep red, the curtains a shimmery fade of orange and gold, and the floor is a dark wood. The most prominent feature is the giant bed, big enough for like, at LEAST four people. It’s a four-post bed frame with heavy red velvet curtains that can be pulled to enclose around the bed. There are fairy lights pulled across the curtains like this. There’s a big plush red carpet under the bed so that when you roll out of it, you immediately step on something soft. Next to the bed is a brick fireplace without a poker or anything. Does it work? Does it even go anywhere? I don’t know, but it is very aesthetic.
On the far wall are a bunch of bookcases, filled with fake book facades. There’s also a lot of empty potion bottles and pretty gemstones and various magical aesthetic objects like bird skulls and things like, glued to the shelves just for decoration. Next to these bookshelves is a window with a nook, where a comfy cushion and pillow makes it easy to curl up and read. This window shows something like a slideshow of different worlds. It changes every 30 minutes or so.
The walls are decorated with paintings of various watercolor flowers, all in the same color scheme. One of the paintings is a picture of Fantasy Guy Fieri (he has elf ears) promoting a huge roast turkey leg during the production of an episode of D*ners, C*rt-Ins, and D*ves. There are also cheap but very bright glow in the dark star stickers all over the ceiling.
The desk has a painting that looks like it is very well cared for sitting above it on the wall in a frame. The desk itself is wood that is made of the same material as the flooring, matching in color and the general Victorian style, though it does have really gaudy flame decals painted across the top.
Also, of course she has a walk-in closet. It’s painted in similar colors to the rest of the room with a big table in the middle for shoes and jewelry. The walls in here have that same terrible flame decal randomly splashed across it.
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Yeah. The whole aesthetic is the same, except his has a huge, fuck-off moon in his mind palace. [she will... sit... somewhere???]
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[ he sounds so exasperated.
there's a chair and the futon. he seem to particularly want her to sit in the chair. ]
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and then at the chair
and then sits on the floor.]
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That's fine.
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[lup will be the first murder victim of the game because tsuru is about to tutorial her]
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[ he is clearly disappointed and isn't hiding it. ]
What's in your room?
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Oh, you know, a bed, a desk. Fantasy Guy Fieri.
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[ no comment on the chair accusation ]
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[ he needs to know. ]
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[ the chicken has no opinion on this. ]
Are you also sharing a washroom with someone?
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Oh, yeah. Cloud. He hates it, it's hysterical. What about you?
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[ i can't wait for tsuru to get his own bathroom in a week ]
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Oh, her. I like her, she's cute. A bit awkward, but.
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She's really funny. Also... strangely tiny...
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[ he gestures her height
except it's like two feet too short ]
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Unless she shrunk. Which is possible.
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Yeah, that seems about right.
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Anyway, your chicken is welcome here any time. [I FORGOT I HADN'T OPENED THE DOOR YET anyway here they are. the door. to her room]
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[ whether this is true or not remains unseen. ]
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The colors that accent this room are reds, golds, oranges and yellows - the walls are a deep red, the curtains a shimmery fade of orange and gold, and the floor is a dark wood. The most prominent feature is the giant bed, big enough for like, at LEAST four people. It’s a four-post bed frame with heavy red velvet curtains that can be pulled to enclose around the bed. There are fairy lights pulled across the curtains like this. There’s a big plush red carpet under the bed so that when you roll out of it, you immediately step on something soft. Next to the bed is a brick fireplace without a poker or anything. Does it work? Does it even go anywhere? I don’t know, but it is very aesthetic.
On the far wall are a bunch of bookcases, filled with fake book facades. There’s also a lot of empty potion bottles and pretty gemstones and various magical aesthetic objects like bird skulls and things like, glued to the shelves just for decoration. Next to these bookshelves is a window with a nook, where a comfy cushion and pillow makes it easy to curl up and read. This window shows something like a slideshow of different worlds. It changes every 30 minutes or so.
The walls are decorated with paintings of various watercolor flowers, all in the same color scheme. One of the paintings is a picture of Fantasy Guy Fieri (he has elf ears) promoting a huge roast turkey leg during the production of an episode of D*ners, C*rt-Ins, and D*ves. There are also cheap but very bright glow in the dark star stickers all over the ceiling.
The desk has a painting that looks like it is very well cared for sitting above it on the wall in a frame. The desk itself is wood that is made of the same material as the flooring, matching in color and the general Victorian style, though it does have really gaudy flame decals painted across the top.
Also, of course she has a walk-in closet. It’s painted in similar colors to the rest of the room with a big table in the middle for shoes and jewelry. The walls in here have that same terrible flame decal randomly splashed across it.
tadaaa.]
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