"A mix room," said Adrian.
"Ah, here it is," the woman said after a moment, handing him the keycards after quickly signing him in. "Room 34M. Julian will take your bags."
The woman gestured to a bellhop who tipped his hat as they put their bags on the cart. Jake was glad for the break and Elliot trotted along excitedly. "Now this hotel's rooms are special," the bellhop explained. "Each type allows you to transform yourself in different ways due to a magical aura within. Most of them have a restriction to one kind of transformation though, except the Mix Room," explained Julian, "All you must do is will the changes to happen, and they'll happen. But you can only change in your room, you become locked into your form once you exit and have to wait until you're back in it to begin changing again. The rooms are fully stocked with everything any form could need, from clothes to beds and more."
"Sounds sweet," said Elliot.
Jake agreed when they got to the room and opened it to see a large suite with a twelve foot ceiling, a large living room with multiple couches and a plasma screen TV, a kitchen, a dining table, and multiple doors leading to bathrooms and bedrooms. There were even video games and a computer. It had everything. "Clothing will change with you. Here, allow me to demonstrate," Julian said, stepping into the room.
Before their eyes the thirty-year old man shrank and grew younger, going back through his twenties and teens before stopping at around Elliot's age of eight, and wearing a miniature bellhop uniform. "See? Easy," the young bellhop said in his high, boyish voice.
"That's amazing," Mr. Davison said, paying the eight-year old bellhop his tip.
"Have a pleasant stay," the young boy said, before taking the cart and leaving.
The family quickly picked out rooms where they put their suitcases down, and were pleased to see each room had a computer as well, and the kids came out to the living room to see their parents had regressed to college age, about twenty-one or so. "Alright kids your dad and I are going to go for a walk, you know, enjoy our youth. Keep your cellphones on you at all times though, and we left a keycard on the coffee table for each of you," their dad explained.
"Got it," said Jake and Elliot together.
With that their parents left the room and Jake sat down on the couch to look through the TV channels and to text. Elliot meanwhile wanted to try the room out himself. How does he change?