Midnight beamed. "Excellent. Don't worry, despite the size, it's actually a much simpler layout than the ship," she said, and took off down one of the hallways off of the main lobby. "Let's see, back here's the kitchen and pantry, and of course the dining room. The wine cellar's below the kitchen, of course, as well as the panic room; if this place ever comes under attack, just slip in there. There's enough automated defenses that it shouldn't be an issue, but you can never be too careful!"<br/><br/>She showed off the rooms, then looped back around to the other side. "Over here, we have the entertainment lounge, with all the movies and video games you could enjoy. The pool's back there, and you can get to the tennis court and track beyond that. There's also a reading lounge, and a conversation lounge, so feel free to make yourself comfortable wherever. And, of course, the bedrooms are all upstairs. Finally... the security room," she said, unlocking an unmarked door in the hallway. "Off-limits, but mostly so nothing gets touched," she said, opening the door into a room full of servers and a wall of monitors, displaying camera feeds from around the area. "I can tap into the feeds from just about anywhere, so if you try to run," she said, tapping a button, and causing a camera to focus on them. "I'll find you. This also controls the defenses, in case someone who's<em>not</em>authorized tries to get in. Flak guns, surface to air missiles, automated defense turrets, even deployable land mines; all the goodies to stop anything short of an orbital drop or a full-on invasion, and the planetary authorities step in for those."