This is a large, high-ceiling, almost loft-sized apartment, the kind you just can't find in the City these days...they stopped building them that way around the 1960s. It has been recently re-modelled, however, and the decor is done in light pastels in a minimalist style. The floors are all hard wood, with large white rugs in the dining and living rooms. As you walk inside, you enter a wide hallway with several hooks for coats, an umbrella stand, and an antique crystal chandelier hanging from the ceiling, looking quite out of place among the more modern furnishings. Straight ahead is the dining room, where a long table is covered with appetizers, most of them vegetarian. To the right of this room is the kitchen, separated from the dining room by an arch. Another arch from the dining room leads to the expansive living room, which features a ridiculously large television, a black leather couch, and several modern art pieces decorating the walls. From here there is a hallway which leads to the bedrooms, but there appears to be some type of magical ward that prevents you from passing into it.<br/><br/>Elizabeth greets you at the door and after a brief tour revealing what was described above, she asks you to be seated in the dining room, where she also sits down. Isabelle enters a few minutes later, taking a seat at the head of the table.