Notes:
The “ocean” is, obviously, not real, picture it along the lines of a movie studio type set up, bolstered by magic casino nonsense, it goes nowhere. It seems to extend outward far enough to make it both improbably big-looking, and fun to sail on, but is entirely enclosed, sky and all. Characters who try to test its boundaries will either find themselves back where they started, or will hit a wall done up like the sky (think The Truman Show, or perhaps the interior of a certain whale waiting at Twin Cape), and will have to turn back. The currents are customizable, but Nami usually keeps it at a pleasantly rolling sea, ideal to lounge beside in the perennial, and wholly fake sunshine.

Beyond her private elevator, Nami's suite is accessible via a secret passage, the existence of which is on a need to know basis. A trapdoor disguised as a table in one of Red Cardinal's storage rooms will lead a character down a narrow set of stairs before abruptly bringing them back up again right where the elevator leaves off – a walkway surrounded by a water garden leading to the rest of the queen's suite.

Additionally, Nami's private stretch of rooms is only accessible via a hidden panel built into a wall in one of the common areas, and only unlockable using Nami's watch.