Nix' Hillside Villa

Located just outside of town on a sprawling hillside, Nix' villa covers a space of about two acres. The house itself is modern in appearance, drawing heavily on Italian architecture. The front walkway is lined with precariously maintained shrubbery. Several ice sculptures dot the front lawn, most likely created by Nix herself. Behind the villa, there is a large swimming pool. By the looks of it, it is quite deep. Further back, in the field just shortly away, Nix has cleared out the space and created a training field of sorts. The inside of the villa is fully furnished, the furniture of Italian design like the rest of the villa. The kitchen and dining room are located near the rear of the villa. A living area extends along their borders. There are more ice sculptures here as well, but these have a slightly more....living quality to them. There are eight empty bedrooms throughout the villa's two floors, Nix' bedroom located in the left wing of the upper floor. The basement is easily the darkest area of the home, being that there is a medieval style torture chamber taking up a majority of it.