Creatures Caves

OOC: Agentrock, If I am correct, that can be considered a form of God Modding. I think it would be okay if we could give our characters a minor power, but not too major. If we give them too many and they are really powerful, well, that is kinda god modding.

And the thing is that if we get powers, we would have to have draw backs. Like, nobody should have the power to kill people extremely easily, without a major draw back. Like each time they kill someone, it decreases how much time they have left to live. Without a drawback that is, in power, equal to or close to the size of immensity of how powerful their, erm, power is. Like if they had the death power, but the draw back was that they had to eat something, or they had to write a math problem and solve it, or something like that, would just be pure god modding.

The formula for powers is this:
Draw Back = Intensity of Power
Or
Draw Back < Intensity of Power
The only restriction is that the draw back cannot be too small compared to the power. Also, if one wishes too, it is possible for the draw back to be larger in comparison to the power itself.

EX: Someone can read minds, drawback: It causes immense pain too.
Or
EX: Drawback: They cannot turn the power off, causing massive migraines.
Those are acceptable drawbacks,
This,
EX: Drawback: They fart when they read minds
Is not really an acceptable draw back.

Sorry for the long OOC, and thanks Melody.

IC:
Ian had found the kitchen. It was large enough. There were carts for moving the food that is done, to the dining hall. There were multiple islands, most had either a sink or a burner. Each island was metallic, probably chrome, as it looked and felt chromatic, it's counter tops, and the island itself, was mostly made of chrome. The burners and small space around the burners, were more of a classic blackish, heat resistant, type of material used on top of ovens.

There were refrigerators, most fully stocked, and most of them were like the islands, chromatic. Most of the refrigerators had a special temperature control, where there were 2 seperate sections on each fridge. One would think one of the sections is a freezer, but there were freezers. Some of the freezers were the type that have a lift up lid, and shelves to hold the food. A couple were freezers, they looked like fridges, but were freezers. There are also ovens, stoves, cup boards (Spelling might be wrong), and there are dish washers. Also, above each island, is a small rack, full of pots and pans that hang down from the ceiling, under the island, are other things that are on shelves.

There was also a couple of doors, at the back of the kitchen, each one led to a large, walk in freezer. It was for large food products too large too fit in the normal freezers. There were a couple of floors in each freezer, the second floor was more of a basement, and the doors on the basement level lead to a cellar. A small elevator and stairs are in the freezers to go downstairs or upstairs. There are doors to the freezer next door. Also, the doors to the freezers, can lock from the inside or outside. In case of somebody trying to trap someone in a freezer, the 3rd, on the basement floor, has a door, that cannot lock from the outside, but can lock from the inside. And incase all doors are locked in some way, and someone is unable to leave, there is a pad on the side of the door, allowing the doors to be closed, locked, opened, and unlocked from either side. The correct password is posted on the side of the number pad.

The cellar, is seperated into areas. The main cellar, is more of a pantry. There is a large area, that is for the wine. In case of anyone trying to get in that is under age, there is a small number pad. The pass word is only given to authorized people.

There are large, push open doors, to enter the dining hall. Also, there are stairs to go down to the cellar.

The dining hall, was quite nice. There were a few long, banquet type tables, very long, long enough to fit many people. There is also another banquet type table at the front of the room, the chairs for this table, unlike the other tables, were seated so that nobody's back would be facing the rest of the room. (Kinda like the hogwarts dining table design).

There was also another dining hall. It had circular tables, many are big enough to seat 10 people or so. Unlike the last room, there is no table at the front of the room. The largest table is more like in the middle of the room. A bit more styled like a restruant.

A large wall seperates these two rooms, it can be folded, so that the tables from either room can be removed for a special occasion. The (Hogwarts type room) is more for special occasions or certain things like banquets. The restruant room is for normal meals.

Ian had mapped out these rooms on his note book. Now he knew exactly what the dining room looked like and what the kitchen looked like. He went into the kitchen, and began to prepare himself some food.

OOC: Also, I forgot, are our characters supposed to already know where their apartment room thingy is, or do we just go back to the eagle room for now? Also, is the eagle room more of a meeting room or auditorium? Also, do we already have our eagles, or do we meet them? Sorry for the long post and questions.