[If he finds a way out of this place, Bakugo will be right behind him (snarling about how he could've done it faster), but he has major doubts about anyone escaping beyond the wish or defeating the house. He tried a few times to escape through brute force; attempts were quickly quashed.]

Tch, it doesn't care about consent in some things.

[Like kidnapping and dumping people in here. Though on the other side, it's not very eager to encourage people forcing themselves on others and most of the time reluctantly gives the guests way out of its stupid events. If you're stubborn.

Bakugo indicates the floors and markings as Reno surveys them. The map's able to project itself in a 3D like this, or splay out on a surface in a 2D style. Something to note for later.]

Most are fixed, but a few can change. [The residential floors don't move. Basement floors, who the fuck knows. And the "entertainment" areas should be static, but Bakugo's heard of a few instances where they moved around for the hell of it.]

Every other month, the theme of the hotel changes. When I arrived, everything was a damn tropical island. In October, it looked like a fucking horror film.

[Right now, it's cold. He snorts in annoyance and amusement when Reno asks about the university.]

The university won't try to shove a dick in your face as often.