No idea what to call this (anyone can join) (FINISHED)

"The spells I know can destroy realities…"

"End of the tour?" Nyx put her fists on her hips. "You have a great big house, and I don't even feel like I've seen a third of it."

(I'm fucking lazy)
"Fine… let's continue…" He sighed, going to the third and final floor.

(I feel that tho)
Nyx followed him. "You know, I don't think I've ever seen a house this big."

"Really? I did not know that!" He said, walking up the stairs

"Yeah." She then muttered, "To be fair, I was raised in a lab."

"True…" He sighed. The third floor was all open. There was a very big TV with every game known to man.

"Cool!" Nyx said. "I like this."

"I'm glad."

They stood there for a few minutes, and then Nyx asked, "So… should we start making my hiding place now, or…"

"Oh, that'll take a few days, and A day of planning the location… Let's start planning the location of it!"

"Well, it's going to be right off of my room, isn't it?" She flopped down on a beanbag. (Because every games room needs beanbags.)

(Yes! And A gamer chair)

"Yes, but where exactly?"

"I want a hidden passageway, like yours! Here, let's go to my room, and then we can decide there."

"Yes, that would be better!"

They went to her room. Nyx opened the closet. "It could be in here."
(My brother actually has a secret attic space in his closet, it used to be a place where my siblings and me would hang out but now it just stores Christmas decorations)

"Ah, okay! But it could also be here!" He said, pointing to the wall near her bed

"Ah, true." She inspected it, and then she had an idea and looked up, eyes sparkling. "You know what would be cool? If my hiding place and your hiding place were somehow connected, like, via a secret tunnel or something."

"Oh? That's a great idea…" He figured out the best spot. And it was where he pointed

"Right. To work, then. I suppose you have a spell for that or something?"

"Nope! I wanna do this without magic."

"Well, we'll need materials, then." She grinned. "I don't suppose there's a Home Depot in Paradox Vortex, though."

"Actually, there is."

"Really? Well, let's go, then."

They headed to Home Depot. The smell of lumber filled the air, along with the sounds of saws cutting wood.

"No." He quietly boomed