A large sitting room on the east side the mansion with comfortable and inexpensive looking couches and sitting chairs lining the walls and the coffee tables.

The West Sitting Room is much more stiff than its eastern counterpart. The couches have tall backs and velvety cushions, and the carpets are stiff and decorated rather than soft and plush.

Everyone that appears in the mansion wakes up here. The carpet is thick, floors as high and golden and decorated as a ballroom, and windows tall and covered with luscious curtains. The first time you wake up here, there's usually several sleeping bodies cast out about the fancy couches and chairs, but some of them might've already tried to sneak out through the double wooden doors on the far side of the room.

The kitchen of the mansion is large, able to fit many people inside quite comfortably. While the rest of the house seems formal, the kitchen has granite counters, steel tables, and the latest for the art of cooking. A huge walk in pantry lies in the far side of the modern room, and is stocked with more than enough food to last ten people several months.

The Breakfast room is much less of the simple sort of elegant than the dining room has. It branches off from the kitchen, revealing pale blue walls, two circular wooden tables with five chairs around each. They overlook the same sort of windows that face the east, ruffled white curtains accenting them, and generally give off a bluebird spring relaxed sort of look.

The Dining Room of the Mansion branches directly off from the kitchen by a set of swinging wooden doors. The interior is actually quite aged and simple, a large square dark wooden table surrounded by similarly designed red-cushioned and cinnamon colored curtains hanging from the tall iron barred windows.

It’s a good sized place for medical purposes for a group of ten. There’s a main room stocked with medical supplies, antibiotics and painkillers alike, while several rooms of to the side contain cots and the like for sick persons. Come here for any of your medical needs.

For such a sophisticated mansion, you might be surprised to open this unlocked but vaulted door and fine metallic walls lined with guns of all shapes and sizes. The shelves are laced with pistols, the racks holding the big daddies, and the drawers beneath each shelf are full of ammunition and maintenance supplies. Oh, boy.

What’s a mansion without a library? The library is large; anything but spacious. Huge bookcases create mazes of books in every language and code you can imagine. Fiction, nonfiction, encyclopedias, dictionaries, stories, novels, and even picture books! The carpets are lush, the lights dim, and that’s only the first floor. There’s a strange looking shelf in the back of the first floor though, and the books on that particular off panel seem to be bibliographies of a sort. Very detailed. And don’t the names look familiar…?

The gym… well, let’s just say it was, ah, really well thought out for a game of lives. While you have your treadmills and weights, you also have your archery stations, moving figures for your gun target practice, sparring mats, and others. The most impressive of them all? A huge tower rises up to reach the top of the 100 foot tall ceiling, a mess of twisting iron bars, springing planks, and ropes. I would definitely wear your safety rope on this one, folks.

The Gym is a sight to behold in itself, but once you get past all that, you might notice a double-door on the far side of the room from the entrance. Going down a set of white stairs in a gray metallic hall, you’d find the stairs branching off into another long hall. However, these halls are accented by wall-length windows that look into medium sized empty rooms. Facing the rooms, a complicated looking control panel lies parallel to each solid metal door and its counterpart of bullet-proof glass windows. The control panels can make the door lock, raise and lower the room temperature (or floor), or cause a custom rock-wall to emerge from the panels along the walls of each of the three rooms. They're also great for wally-ball games.

It’s gorgeous—that’s for sure. The bottom of the pool is tiled with an intricate design and the waters always perfectly clear and fresh. It’s a good sized pool, half an Olympic sized, and the concrete area around it is often bathed in sun from the silver barred windows that line each wall.

There are three labs branching off next to the indoor pool in the western wing of the mansion. The walls are white and sterile—if they’re not solid glass windows to begin with—and you could find practically anything you would ever need inside the various supply closets, lab-stations, and shelves alike for any of your engineering, chemical, or even medical desires (though I would check the infirmary for medicine).