"The first thing to note about the resort is that it's impossibly large and luxurious. Even as someone who grew up with plenty of money, the degree of opulence is shocking. Everything is covered in gold, glitz and luxe, with solid gold fountains stationed in the lobby and crystal chandeliers hanging from vaulted ceilings. The place is exceptionally well-maintained, and the walls are scrubbed so clean that you can see your own reflection in them. The elevators are full of artwork, including what look like high-quality replicas of famous paintings.
It all sounds very impressive, but mostly I just find everything tacky. It seems to me like the place was designed by commoners based on stereotypes about how rich people live. But that's hardly the biggest issue around here.
When I say the resort is large, I mean there are 90 different floors - though the number seems to be changing. When I first got here, I could swear there were only 80, so they must have expanded and added new buttons to the elevators overnight. If that sounds fishy to you, I promise there are fishier things than that going on. I've only scratched the surface, really.
The resort has just about everything a person could ever want, except for two things. First of all, there doesn't seem to be any proper stage around. No concert arena, no venue for live shows, no theater, nothing that I've found. There are pianos stationed around that people can play if they wish, and there are trashy nightclubs with punishingly loud music coming from them, but there aren't any amenities for idols. Which is somewhat curious, since my partner and I aren't the only kidnapped idols here. But most of the other guests claim not to be familiar with idols, and no one seems to know about me and Jun-kun.
The second thing missing is an exit. I've looked just about everywhere, and I've been unable to find one. The place does have a garage, so you'd think there'd be an exit there somewhere. But I've been there a few times at this point, and I can confidently say that if there is one, it's well-hidden. Although the garage is full of luxury cars, no one comes in or out, which raises all sorts of questions. The garage offers valet services and has guards stationed around, but they mostly just stand there picking their nose. I've tailed a few of them, and I haven't seen any of them welcome new guests in or out."
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It all sounds very impressive, but mostly I just find everything tacky. It seems to me like the place was designed by commoners based on stereotypes about how rich people live. But that's hardly the biggest issue around here.
When I say the resort is large, I mean there are 90 different floors - though the number seems to be changing. When I first got here, I could swear there were only 80, so they must have expanded and added new buttons to the elevators overnight. If that sounds fishy to you, I promise there are fishier things than that going on. I've only scratched the surface, really.
The resort has just about everything a person could ever want, except for two things. First of all, there doesn't seem to be any proper stage around. No concert arena, no venue for live shows, no theater, nothing that I've found. There are pianos stationed around that people can play if they wish, and there are trashy nightclubs with punishingly loud music coming from them, but there aren't any amenities for idols. Which is somewhat curious, since my partner and I aren't the only kidnapped idols here. But most of the other guests claim not to be familiar with idols, and no one seems to know about me and Jun-kun.
The second thing missing is an exit. I've looked just about everywhere, and I've been unable to find one. The place does have a garage, so you'd think there'd be an exit there somewhere. But I've been there a few times at this point, and I can confidently say that if there is one, it's well-hidden. Although the garage is full of luxury cars, no one comes in or out, which raises all sorts of questions. The garage offers valet services and has guards stationed around, but they mostly just stand there picking their nose. I've tailed a few of them, and I haven't seen any of them welcome new guests in or out."