Ophelia

bust of an incredibly gorgeous figure, Gorgonites, the same avian, just beautiful creations of statue throughout the room, and you've settled in, you've been provided swimwear, these white cloths draped about you in whatever form you would decide to wear into the pool, and you kind of settle in, and it's extremely enjoyable.

I mean, yeah.

Roll a perception check.

With a 17, you entered in this large, through these double doors as you pushed open, this large grand foyer greeted you as you met Belvedere for the first time.

Heading down to the right, across this almost like aquamarine marbled floor, just shy of reflective, polished to the T, you walk down.

This place is almost like a shrine to beauty.

Everything you see here is immaculate to come across.

the statues impeccably carved, but as you've made your way down these white stone archwayed halls into these grand rooms, you've seen no paintings, no photo representations, nothing that captures or represents the family themselves.

Yeah.

Oh, snap.

Yeah, absolutely.

Everyone is accompanied to their guest quarters.

Once more, you're met with these

beautiful rooms with very much of the same architecture, the same kind of lavishness that you've encountered up to this point.

And you can settle in and you can rest for a bit before coming back down, meeting Ophelia in the atrium for dinner as you head into the rest of the evening.

Then my alarm goes off.

Yeah, you all play it relatively nonchalant, waiting for the signal from Ophelia.

Ko, you're led to the training room, and in the Kalos estate, a high-ranking member of Polaris, this is like the X-Men's danger room.

A white room that, as you enter, calls a response for whatever training you'd like to engage in.

And when it kicks in, the room itself shifts and changes.