He smirks a little at that, wondering how this conversation ended up feeling so much like an old married couple. Talking about their child and now the minutia of his day, as if it were such exciting news.

"Ha..." he takes another sip of the tea before setting his cup down. He has a tendency to fiddle with things in his hands, and without Chenqing, he has to put that nervous energy into his story telling.

"Not much to tell," he started, "I woke up in a box. The staff were friendly and seemed to know my name, which was strange enough, I shouldn't need to tell you."

Then there was the awful incident in the Casino earlier.

"I wanted to take a look around, see what this place was about. They were offering free drinks, so I could hardly refuse! But instead of a nice wine, it was some kind of cursed tea," he said indignantly. As if it wasn't enough just to not be wine, it had to have some obnoxious side effect as well!

"Needless to say, I made a rather pitiful first impression on some of the guests here," he huffed.

"I found some mah-jong tables, but it was so boring, I would win even if I wasn't trying! And all they give you are those little toy coins. I thought I'd look around a bit more, and the pool seemed pretty refreshing and well- you know the rest."