Tormin still felt woozy, but for some reason his mind felt clearer now, either from the exercise, or from the conversation, he couldn't be sure. When the room began to change and shift from Nalia's updating of the setting, Torming jumped as if the ground was melting away, and taking him with it, but he landed back on the grassy ground without any issue. He looked around, noting the many parts of this small portion of whatever world this room was imagining. "Well that's... pretty damned impressive." Tormin acknowledged.<br/><br/>He'd never seen a game with a world like this before, but he had to imagine that for himself it might not matter. If he wasn't careful, he might get lost in here as well, or in any of the other planets that he had called home. Or perhaps even the interior of his own ship. His fingers twitched, that was a thought that was hard to resist. "I'll have to be careful myself then... I appreciate the warning. Not sure there's much point in wandering if I'm only going to end up stuck in a tiny room like this. Although, I guess when things get as quiet as they do out there, this is a welcome respite."