Poor Keldor. This place is certainly up there in terms of intensity. Already he's been forced to face and relive some of his most unhappy moments in his life prior to coming to this world, and it's leaving him feeling things he'd much rather not feel.

And on top of that, he was given something of an ultimatum: confront the things he's thus far refused to face, or else have his worst fears come to life.

Well, he can shelve them and never think about them ever again set all that aside for later.

This is...

This is....

The sky [it is a sky?] sure is nice. It's not an Eternian sky [no planets or extra moons in it], but the stars—if stars they be—are pretty, and for some reason, the celestial backdrop just suits the shack quite well, if he overlooks the strange vehicle parked outside it [something this high-tech just seems to clash against the otherwise rustic scene].

Vehicle or no, this place does at least invite one to get a better look of this place.

From the outside.

For now, anyways.

It wouldn't do to just intrude into someone else's home, even if you're not sure if anyone is at home tonight, and Keldor is a little too properly-raised to go barging in.