Velvet is Usually Red... [Rin]

The strange blue room, with the even stranger name. Velvet, was mostly red, though of course there was velvet in blue. It wasn't common though, which is why the room being called 'The Velvet Room' made no sense. Though maybe a boat only accessible by blue doors that only persona users could see, with a long nosed man and a bunch of artificial humanoid creatures named attendants wasn't meant to make sense. Quinn themself had a theory on the attendants being cultists, but after learning what an attendant really was, they threw the theory out the door. Entering said room, they began to look around for any of the attendants, but the place seemed to be almost empty; maybe the attendants were on break and they had just missed everyone leave. The last time they had arrived in this room was when they began to prepare for their prime, and right after they left the mirror itself. "Anyone here?" That's right Quinn, call out into a blue room on a boat for help, that makes sense.

The approach of the woman did catch them off guard, though they didn't let the surprise keep them side tracked for too long. Listing to her at first was a bit strange, because they had no need to introduce themself at all. "Did it get published in the paper or something? I didn't expect everyone to know about my face to face battle with the true self." Laughing they would, curtsy towards the girl as she continued to speak. Rin Kouhei, huh? That was a fairly unique name, for what seemed like a very different type of attendant. The others seemed pretty curious about the human world, but this one already seemed to speak differently. "Nice to meet you Miss. Kouhei. And if I must say, you don't seem like the other attendants I've met. If I had to describe them, I'd use the word childish." Smiling, they'd hold their closed parasol in one hand, moving more into the room. " I do have a few questions, though I don't know if you can answer them properly. But, if you don't mind..." Turning from the attendant, they would begin to walk around the room, looking it up and down. "What exactly is this place, and how does it even exist?" Facing Rin, they would await this answer, which was something they had contemplated for awhile.

They sat down when directed by the woman, crossing one leg over the other as they placed their hands on their knee. "I understand, so this room exists but it doesn't, and it takes on a shape that caters to the mindset of the guests who will be entering? Like it's astectically pleasing to them and such?" That made sense if they understood it correctly. "If so, is my body actually here, or am I still standing outside that door I entered? Like, is my mind only here while my body is in the outside world, or are both my body and mind inside this room at the same time?" Quinn thought for a moment, that was something they wondered when they had first entered the blue room. "Also why is it called the 'Velvet Room?' Velvet is usually red, and blue velvet isn't that common. Azure, or some other blue name would be more fitting. I'm just wondering is all." That was the question of the year, and there could be so many answers to it. Maybe because of the blue velvet accents the room held, but even then it didn't make much sense.