Joshua had put the mask on the first opportunity he had gotten and left the room, itching for something fun to do. His commercial break hadn't been all that surprising or entertaining, to be honest, and he had better things to do than sit and watch the more cloying parts of his personality air out. (read: he turned that thing off and bolted from the word go.)

He had been knocking on rooms at random, opening the door if there was no answer, but most have them have been mysteriously empty but for the same furniture in all of them... except for this one. Joshua's head tilts upon sighting the strange blue being. Now that... wasn't something you saw every day.