Ai couldn't help but be distracted by the mostly naked man beside her. She would have been lying to say that she didn't immediately think of what he might look like naked. Of course, she wouldn't have mentioned that aloud, but his teasing nature didn't make it so she had to. No, Solomon would take that upon himself. What was stopping both of them from getting completely naked? "Asking me questions like that is... surprisingly shocking," she murmured. "I don't know, why we're not both naked, but it is definitely started to sound like a good idea..." she added. If they got naked she'd get to see him naked which was good. Of course, she may not be able to think aobut anything but the hot naked godly guy beside her which also didn't seem that bad as an idea. Moving on from that point, apparently acceptance was key. This was related to the nudity issue than she was probably in for some sort of surprise. "Is this a mind over matter thing? Is that what you're telling me... I just have to not think about it too much?" she asked for the sake of clarity.
No matter the answer to her inquiries she would be keeping in mind all the things that Solomon said. In fact, she probably couldn't have forgotten them based on the smoothness of his voice alone. Apparently, he could add a bed to this room, or they could enjoy this school. "School as a fantasy setting. Definitely a good choice~" she mused. If there was one thing she found herself liking it was school buildings as settings for romances, not that she fully understood why that was a thing. Moving on, she finally had a book in her hand but it wasn't a normal sort of situation. Opening it, gave her information in the form of an aura which passed directly into her relaying 'Territory Creation' as a skill to her consciousness. Solomon inquired about what she might want to learn about and she gave it a minor bit of consideration, "Uh, how does memory work and creation? I think given the kind of person I am I will want to understand those things better..." she asserted. when she'd said the word creation her eyes had dipped back to Solomon's form, he really was a distracting man.