An Odd Source of Help

Considering the fact that LuLu's fashion sense in human form generally looked like a rainbow had thrown up on him, his office wasn't actually that bad. Even though the wallpaper did look like a painting done by Escher on an acid trip, the colours themselves were muted and the walls weren't entirely bare, being covered in photographs of various people and things, stuck to the wall in seemingly organized clusters that probably only the eldritch themself could decipher. One wall was filled by a bookshelf packed with books on assorted topics, mostly philosophy and psychology intermixed with guidebooks and fiction. There was a window open on another wall to let in light and a bit of a breeze, with a small pot of lilies on the sill.

For furniture the office was fairly bare. The eldritch didn't use it much, generally preferring to be around people, and in their normal form they didn't have much use for furniture anyway. There was a normal-looking wooden desk, which currently had some books piled on it, next to a closed laptop plastered with stickers, and a jar containing an assortment of pens. There were also two navy-blue office chairs, which aside from the fact that they were glittery, also looked relatively plain. The only object in the room that could really be considered headache material, other than LuLu's outfit, was the tie-dye beanbag chair they were curled up in when Valli knocked.

LuLu uncurled themself and set the book they had been reading down on the beanbag chair, calling out, "Come in, please," to the person at the door, as they stood themselves up and walked to the door to greet whoever it might be. They were in human form, as they usually were during school hours, mostly because their clothes didn't shift with them and it was a little tiring to spend the 15 minutes shifting back into human form when they had better things to do.