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[WillowLuman]

(Sorry, meant to get to this earlier)

The cone glides off quickly, while the traveler calmy steps through the doorway it had emerged from. "It doesn't matter. We can quite soon be elsewhere," he gestures to something in the new room. Those taking a look would see a silvery box, about eight feet high and three wide, with a door marked by a long, vertical, black handle. For those familiar with the style, it would indeed look much like a stainless steel refrigerator.

[IamanElfCollaborator]

Cobb frowns.
"I'm gonna have to crouch to get into that thing....Grah. Lets hope that's yer flying spaceship."

[WillowLuman]

"Don't worry about that, it's surprisingly easy to get in. For those who are invited. And yes, that's my ship, it's not as cramped as it looks from the outside, hurry now." The traveler will enter last.

[~Neri]

Koi steps in.

"I was hoping for nonelucidian. This is just another pocket dimension. Bit boring."

[WillowLuman]

(Lecture about inter-verse travel imminent)

"Oh, if you want to see non-Euclidean, look out the windows. Actually, don't, REALLY don't. For safety reasons. Same for trying any time-space chicanery while on board. Not a good idea."

The inside seems rather spartan, though not so much compared to the blank whiteness of the Mlmnrk station: a round-shaped room with faceted walls, the surfaces seemingly made of two differently colored metals. A mesh door stands opposite the entrance, leading into a corridor running to the left and right. There appear to be the outlines of twelves windows arranged around the perimeter, though cabinets and shelves seem to have been very deliberately placed in front of these. The room is spacious, though not cavernous: it's hard to estimate its exact dimensions, but it feels just comfortably small enough while at the same time large enough for people to give each other a wide berth, if desired. Various furnishings are arranged around a central metal pillar, covered in dozens of panels.

[~Neri]

"You do realize my mind is built Specifically to handle nonelucidian geometry right?"

[WillowLuman]

"The windows are perfectly safe right now, especially if you've got such an appreciation for the true geometry of spacetime, but I keep them covered because they are beyond dangerous while in-transit. Trust me, you do not want a metaform piggybacking on your intrinsic signature and eating your home brane next time you set foot there."

[Harry Baldman]

"Who cares about the geometry you use? It's just talking about the same thing from a different set of axioms. Reality is what it is regardless of if you choose to model it on a real projective plane, give it a rest!" Bloodscream rants as he steps into the refrigerator without so much as a second thought.

[~Neri]

"I rip holes in spacetime as a hobby."

[WillowLuman]

"Also kindly refrain from trying that in there. It's... not quite spacetime. More of a neutral medium designed to comfortably host the existence of beings from various sets of natural laws."

[~Neri]

"So it's a Rabbithole."

[IamanElfCollaborator]

Cobb just looks outright confused by this talk of spacetime as he accidentally bumps his head on the way in, growling irritably.

[WillowLuman]

"So it's a Rabbithole."

"Whatever analogy makes you most comfortable. It literally only works if you don't think about it too hard, attempting that will probably result in it presenting laws you're familiar with but aren't really what's going on. I'll go into more detail on this ship once everyone's boarded it and is no longer out here where Mlmnrk retaliation can spring on them at any second. C'mon people, don't be shy, all aboard!"

[~Neri]

"No. I mean. It's literally a Rabbithole. The Collective has one of these colonized."

[FallacyofUrist]

"This... seems... familiar. Eh."

No enters the fridge.