"Where would I even live?" Odysseus answered with a roll of the eyes, as it would be impossible to live anywhere but a floor above the ground on the building, it took him a bit longer than he would admit to think that she might be worried that the sun would be able to hurt her. He turned back to look at her as he pressed the button for the elevator, "Don't worry I have special glass on all windows that will protect you from the sun. Though there are a few failsafes that would let the light pass through unfiltered." he reasured her of her safety and at the same he warned her that the house had been given protective capabilities in case something untoward happened. The elevator dinged that it was on the other side of the heavy looking door that Odysseus opened without visible effort. "I really love how well made this is." he mused as he got inside the new state of the art elevator, it could easily fit five people inside, all walls being mirrors except the one with the panel.<br/><br/>Odysseus pulled out a key chain and took a chrome grey key, putting it on the keyhole corresponding to the third floor, each floor was its own appartment, the door opened directly into the a hall, on which was also a staircase, and right in front of them was a steel security door, and a camera able to peer all around the place. Odysseus stride was confident as he chose another key from the key chain, putting it in the lock and twisting a couple of times, unlocking and opening the door. The apartment that greeted them was sparsely furnished, at least the living room, having only a a black couch, of those that could turn into a bed, an armchair, of dark brown leather, a small table and a set for television, and nothhing else. Everything seemed very clean and unused, as if Odysseus hadn't been living here at all, a wraith even inside his house. On the right side was a big kitchen, in a semi-autonomous room, big with many capboards and a wide counter of marble. The walls were wight in colour, the east side of the kitchen had a huge wall of glass panels, letting sun in when it was on the sky, a window helped with the illumination of the room. "THis is it." Odysseus said. He tried to convey that way that the corridor on the left was mostly off limits. "The bathroom is the first door on the corridor to the left." he added.