[Night 12] A/V Room #1 (Library Second Floor)
[From Here]
Stepping into the large room, Cloud didn't remove his hands from his pockets and instead just kicked the door closed with a foot. The room was dark, but there was a very obvious light switch stuck out from the wall, forcing him to flick it before returning his hand to his pocket. The room was bathed in light, and he was curious to see so much audio equipment. What a luxury.
He wasn't all that in the mood to be looking at too much, but he moved around the room peering at the titles of the movies that were on the wall. Ironically, there were a few devices that looked like they had come right from Gaea, but he doubted that he would be so lucky. There appeared to be CDs against another wall, but he just lifted a pair of headphones and set them on his head.
It didn't take a rocket scientist to figure out how to get the music playing. The music that came across to him was some poor attempt at rock music, but it was clearly low-budget. Someone was obviously playing in their bathroom to enhance the acoustics, but the words were about as uninteresting as the beat that carried them. This place was just as horrible as he had first thought.
"Complicated..." he muttered to himself as he read the back of the CD jewel case. That sounded much like his life right about now.
Stepping into the large room, Cloud didn't remove his hands from his pockets and instead just kicked the door closed with a foot. The room was dark, but there was a very obvious light switch stuck out from the wall, forcing him to flick it before returning his hand to his pocket. The room was bathed in light, and he was curious to see so much audio equipment. What a luxury.
He wasn't all that in the mood to be looking at too much, but he moved around the room peering at the titles of the movies that were on the wall. Ironically, there were a few devices that looked like they had come right from Gaea, but he doubted that he would be so lucky. There appeared to be CDs against another wall, but he just lifted a pair of headphones and set them on his head.
It didn't take a rocket scientist to figure out how to get the music playing. The music that came across to him was some poor attempt at rock music, but it was clearly low-budget. Someone was obviously playing in their bathroom to enhance the acoustics, but the words were about as uninteresting as the beat that carried them. This place was just as horrible as he had first thought.
"Complicated..." he muttered to himself as he read the back of the CD jewel case. That sounded much like his life right about now.