FIEF ATILLA: The West Wing, called the Pools of Predilection
Sarolt's rat-instincts smashed her (them?) right in the face as they turned around to find a cat right behind them! Granted, the cat was the same size as they were. But still: a cat! They rolled a few feet before coming back up onto all fours and trying to catch their breath.
"The second time! The second time today someone snuck up on me!" Sarolt dramatically gasped, meowing it like a cat so to be understood by Grim, before rushing to pick up their sketchpad and pencil. As they followed the other two inside, they cast a dirty look up a the guardian golem and stuck out their tongue. The golem was unmoved.
"Food? Yes! Sure, hmmm... this might sound strange, but I'm definitely in the mood for a hot pocket and some Coke!" But at the mention of a room, they shook their head. "Ah, no thanks. No room needed. Too busy."
Sarolt rushed forward a bit, clutching their sketchpad to their chest. "I don't want to interrupt what anyone is doing, but I'm sort of going around and trying to figure out what everyone needs for gear. Particularly armor upgrades and such." They looked back toward Grim. "I was going to do it in alphabetical order, but seeing as you're here, I suppose we could figure it out for you as well?"
At that moment, Sarolt stopped to take-in the grand feasting hall. From their perspective it was all massive, and massively impressive. "Wow... I really like what you've done with the place." They cleared their throat, and rushed back forward to walk next to Atilla. "So... how do you feel about the color blue?" They handed their sketchpad up to Attila. On it were several renderings of Attila outfitted in two or three radically different designs. One was a full suit of futuristic armor that made him look like an 80s space hero from an old comic book. The next was something more 'modern', making him look like a near-future urban combat soldier with a vague wolf motif. The last one had some sci-fi elements, but leaned hard into the 'Attila' namesake. Furs, cloaks, leathers, plate armor, anachronistic helmet... Sort of 'House Stark' meets 'Iron Man'. All of the designs featured the color blue in one capacity or another. Usually paired with brown and gunmetal gray.