Welcome to Gaia! ::

Eureka pulled it out of her pocket, white dust covering her finger tips as she held it in her hands. She rarely used her own magic, for she personally liked to hide it. That, and because alchemy was rather costly. Sacrificial was a better term for her. She set her binder of notes to the floor, glancing behind her to reaffirm the door was closed so that there was no peeking, and extended her right hand. A long rod formed, dark in color with golden embroidery. She released a small, soft sigh as the rod fully made itself tangible in her hand before lifting it. She, with her hand still powdered from the substance in her pocket, attached the piece of chalk to the rod's end. She looked around the place before settling on a transmutation circle. Usually, her alchemy did not resolve to transmutation circles, but with something amounting this large, she would play it safe with the basics. She certainly did not want to sacrifice too much to manipulate this building, so she resorted to the circle. A simple flick of her wrist and fingers would have done well, but with a resounding cost of something in return. She sometimes wondered how far she could go without sacrificing too much.

However, her thoughts had to be dismissed. Even creating a circle this large cost some amount of concentration. She drew it by memory before clapping her hands, the rod disappearing and the piece of chalk in her hand. She stuffed it back into her pocket before walking to the circle's center. She spread her hands and breathed, magic emanating from her and around her. Her burgundy hair whipped around her pretty face and alas, the process was done. The marks of the transmutation circle had faded, in place of several pieces of furniture and other such items filling the building. She mused over the regal lounge she had created, sitting down to catch her breath from using magic.

There were several nice couches and lounges, a fireplace and glass coffee tables. Rugs and pretty vases decorated the place. A simple and small kitchen manifested in a corner nook to the right. The walls were painted a light color but she left the windows alone. They left a colorful reflection due to Sebastian's magic earlier. There were empty bookshelves, mainly because she didn't put that much detail into it. A visible staircase was in the back, which led to an indoor balcony. She made sure that going up it was restricted, for she made the balcony her sort of lair of sorts. It held several more book cases, a desk, and a couch-like bed of sorts.
Overall, the building was decorated simply, for she could not afford much more detail without the risk of higher costs. Eureka ran a hand through her hair, resting temporarily so that she may be prepared for whatever Sebastian had in mind.