DJ grinned. "Awesome. Think about it like a 'slumber party with a Big Sister' kinda thing for now. You'll have fun, trust me." She said, getting up and guiding Alice along with a tail gently looped around her. It was almost surprising at the amount of warmth and softness that the tail brought.<br/><br/>The two of them made their way into DJ's club, a nameless building that looked rather plain on the outside. Inside, however, it was anything but plain. The dance floor was large and made of sleek polished wood in a dark blue, just in front of a large podium where a sound system rested. State of the art, high tech beyond anything, but strangely enough it had no records or adjusting equipment. Instead, it had two panels on either side where someone could put their hands, to it wasn't hard to assume that it needed a certain someone to activate and operate it. In the corner was a bar, fully stocked with pretty much any selection, while booths and tables lined the walls all the way around the room. While everything was shut down now, one could only imagine what the place looked like in full operation until they actually saw it.<br/><br/>The two of them didn't stay here, though. DJ instead led the two of them downstairs. Down a long stretch of hallway with several rooms branchin off to the sides, where at the end lay two double doors padded with soundproof material that opened into the room that DJ claimed as her own. The entire place was padded with blue soundproof material, perfect for getting away from the world, where everything was set up like an average bedroom. The bed was large and had enough blankets and comforters to practically bury someone in comfort. A tv was set up with several different game systems hooked up and ready to go, while several more handheld devices lined the shelves around it. The bookshelves to the right were stacked with mostly manga, everything from Deadman Wonderland to Shingeki no Kyojin to Fairy Tail. There were also movies and games from varying titles, but otherwise the place was relatively plain. Strange, considering she was so eccentric with everything else. "So? Whatcha think?" She asked.