Terzo smiled widely, warmly, as he received that pat to his shoulder, carefully closing the door behind him. He simply allowed him to look around his ornate quarters, mismatched eyes following him.
It was a rather large domain, really. Resembling a smaller apartment, to be honest. A small entryway, leading straight into the living room, the kitchenette located in the corner, closed in by a half wall. A door at the end of the living room would lead to the bedroom, while to the left, a door would lead to the bathroom.
The walls were painted in his favored shade of purple, the furniture gothic and ornate, carved in mahogany. Seats of purple silk, clearly old, mayhaps even antique.
In the corner of the living room was what could only be described as an alter. A space for magic. Shelves with various herbs, boxes of candles in different sizes and colors, etc.. Everything one could desire for spell work. Dark, wooden bookselves with ancient texts and grimoires. Even ones he had written himself. Spells collected over time.
The main area of the living room consisted of a setup of two couches in black leather, one smaller than the other, an older looking living room table in the same, dark wood as the rest of the furniture, an armchair in the same, purple upholstery as the other chairs, standing around a smaller dining table near the kitchenette. All sat on an ornate, dark carpet, most likely of Persian origin. And up against the wall, right beside the glass door leading out onto the balcony, stood a decently large TV. As for the ornate windows, they were currently covered by thick, heavy, purple velvet curtains.
The former Papa smiled at his younger sibling, motioning him towards the couches. "I have both a DVD player and a VHS player. Along with several streaming services, so we shall not be lacking, eh?" He spoke with a slight chuckle. He tilted his head to the side a little, considering his words. "Buster Keaton.. I don't think I've watched any of his movies. I was more fascinated with the, eh.. Horror movies, when I was younger. I still am. But, eh.. I wouldn't mind broadening my horizon." He spoke. He wouldn't mind learning something new, so he was more than willing to sit down and watch something with his sibling. Like a movie night.
Yes, that sounded lovely.