"Hm? ... Well, I guess it isn't too bad. Sure, I'll give you the tour." He smiled at her and began walking around the place. If she took a peek at the windows beside the tv, she would see they were at least a few floors up. There was a short hallway beyond the livingroom that lead to the front door, two paper parasols and a regular umbrella leaned up near the door. The paper ones were red and white with floral patterns, one white with red flowers and the other the opposite. The regular umbrella was your average black folding umbrella. Walking past this hallway lead to another that curved around to the left. There was one door at the end and one on the left wall. He walked her past the first door, simply indicating it as the bathroom before opening his bedroom door and leading her in.
The room was of a moderate size, though it seemed small because the bed was in the middle, taking up more space than it should. The walls were red and white, resembling the umbrellas and differentiating it greatly from the average cream/beige colored walls of the rest of the house. The bedding matched the walls well, being black, red and gold, seemingly Chinese inspired, only strengthened by the paper lanterns around the rooms lights. Knowing him, he had no idea this all had a theme, and he simply liked the look. Oddly enough, the bed was made, as if noone had slept in it in a long time... Honestly that'd make sense. He really didn't ever sleep.
Along the walls, she would find his grinning skull mask, as well as a few others, and including an obvious space for the one he was wearing. Looking closer, she may notice a few instruments scattered about the room. The only thing that didn't seem orderly, save for a few stray clothes in the corner. It would seem he didn't spend much time here at all.
There was a closet, a sleeve sticking part way out from under the door. That was likely where he kept his mess, explaining why the rest of the house was so clean.
The room was of a moderate size, though it seemed small because the bed was in the middle, taking up more space than it should. The walls were red and white, resembling the umbrellas and differentiating it greatly from the average cream/beige colored walls of the rest of the house. The bedding matched the walls well, being black, red and gold, seemingly Chinese inspired, only strengthened by the paper lanterns around the rooms lights. Knowing him, he had no idea this all had a theme, and he simply liked the look. Oddly enough, the bed was made, as if noone had slept in it in a long time... Honestly that'd make sense. He really didn't ever sleep.
Along the walls, she would find his grinning skull mask, as well as a few others, and including an obvious space for the one he was wearing. Looking closer, she may notice a few instruments scattered about the room. The only thing that didn't seem orderly, save for a few stray clothes in the corner. It would seem he didn't spend much time here at all.
There was a closet, a sleeve sticking part way out from under the door. That was likely where he kept his mess, explaining why the rest of the house was so clean.