Nalia just laughed at the man’s reaction. Though, she had no leg to stand on to laugh, because she was certain that when she finally has her try of the stuff, her reaction wouldn’t differ greatly. She drank her cider, taking it in gulps as opposed to sips. The flavor was far more palatable, and oh so delicious.<br/><br/>As he looked out the front window, Nalia turned her head to do the same and nodded to his question. “Pretty much. No flow of time, so no aging, no sickness. Truthfully, no end. It would be a veritable utopia if not for the gloomy landscape. Needless to say, it can get rather boring very quickly. So, I can only recommend good drinks, good food, and good activities with good company to fill this void.” She took another drink of her cider, taking care not to chug it, yet already halfway through the tall glass. “Mm!” She exclaimed through closed lips, as if just remembering something, before swallowing what was still in her mouth to continue, “also, we’ve got some state of the art type technology here, stuff my world never had. So, while time doesn’t actually exist, the bedrooms are equipped with a virtual environmental shifter, so we can at least mimic the change in time in there if you want it. Then there’s the anger rooms. I usually recommend those for moments when you need to let off some steam, but really you could build an entire world in there where time still exists, and find yourself lost in one if you’re not careful. One room is already forever occupied from a previous patron. Not sure he’ll ever come out.”<br/>((<i>cough cough</i><a class="username" data-user-id="5743" data-username="@Briker" data-xf-init="member-tooltip" href="https://blackdahliaroleplaying.com/members/5743/">@Briker</a><i>cough cough</i>lol))