She didn't have a room in mind; that was fine. He shrugged and chuckled, before tilting his head with a curious look as she mentioned the mysterious aspect that she liked about the rooms. He'd find out soon enough, then.<br/><br/>When their fingers interlocked and she turned to look at the floor counter, he planted a soft kiss on her cheek before listening to the rest of her words. "Well, I guess I owe your sister some thanks. She's the one that assigned me the room," Axle laughed. "Didn't know it was gonna be so fancy, but that's good if it means I can keep you around more." Of course he was aware she had a bar to attend to, but then she had to have time off occasionally as well.<br/>As if to emphasize his desire to have her close, his arm wrapped around to bring her closer, while his hand helped to steady her towel as well. Though he felt like kissing her some more, he didn't want to cause their towels to possibly shift and fall, especially when the doors were just about to open and anyone could see.<br/><br/>When they did, he followed her lead to find the door, then entered curiously behind her and shut the door before having a look around and taking it all in as she did her twirl.<br/><br/>"You can say that again..." he agreed softly, looking out into the bedroom and kitchen through the open doors, before venturing over to the window as she directed him to. His face pulled into a soft smile when she summoned another vista to be simulated at the other side of that window - complete not just with visuals but also sound, perhaps even the feeling of an outside temperature, wind pressure on the glass. It felt suddenly so much like a normal situation that it was almost a little disorienting. For a moment, he could have been fooled that they weren't in this strange reality anymore - just in the past.<br/><br/>He took in a breath too as he looked at the illusion; it reminded him of the life before. He didn't want to think about that too much, though. As he turned to look at her and saw the happiness in her face, he couldn't help but smile.<br/>"That's home for you, huh?" the man asked softly, nodding. "Great view. And again, impressive tech. Bet you can change the time of day on it too, hm? Can I see what it's like in the evening?"