[Of all the attractions, this is definitely the creepiest one so far. The hall of mirrors wasn't exactly his idea of fun, but this takes the cake. The only bright side to this is that he hasn't lost any loved ones- maybe a grandparent or great-grandparent, though he's grown to accept those losses so it doesn't hurt quite as bad anymore- though it's a bit awkward when he's experiencing it with a man that he gets the feeling doesn't exactly like him.

Not that that's a new occurrence to him or anything. But he's glad for the company either way, because after all, two heads are better than one. And who knows? Maybe he'll find himself on a better side of Diluc before this is all over.

Maybe he can talk him into sparring with him. It's easier to get someone to spar with you often if you don't force it upon them.]

This place certainly has a way of trying to make you feel terrible, [he muses, walking over to a formerly blank painting, now picturing a giant fishing pole.]

Certainly all this can't be about me. Tell me, do you see the fishing pole in this picture?

[He indicates it to Diluc, wondering if he sees the same.]