My brain is going a bit haywire and throwing vivid daydreams of my DnD campaign my way, and its stuff thats so specific that it'll never happen the way I imagine it to and if I told my DM about it in order to make it happen it'd not be organic anymore.
The scene in my head, right, involves Lo having a sweet moment with one of the workers in The Kings Shame whom he fancies - said worker is named Leda (known to clients as Lorissa) and she's a changeling who regularily takes on the form of buxon tiefling lady. She's h. She's dissatisfied with the humdrum of her life and even jealous that Lo's a sorcerer, because she's not talented in any combat skills that would let her leave the safety of the city.
I imagine that if Lo and Leda happened to be alone together, in lets say the Kings Shames' tavern-portion during closing hour, then he could tell her about what its' like out there, eventually motioning her over and telling her that he can just "show her". And then sit this city-gal down, in the middle of the floor, and sit beside her. And use Prestidigitation cantrip to hut off all but one or two lightources in the room. And then use the Major Image spell to weave this beautiful illusion of a mountainside on a chilly evening, the sky full of stars,the fireplace crackling, the mountains looming on the horizon. Give forth the scent of the place, the sound of crickets and crackling flames. The whole thing is a fancy 20x20 skybox, but if you sit just right it look real, down tothe temperature. And he could just...let her experience the wilderness, and take off his coat and warm it up with Prestidigitation and wrap it around her for the illusory mock-cold and it'd be romantic. I think its less about the words and more about just how breathtakingly beautiful that illusory sight would look (being an idealized memory of some place he'd actually been to), and the idea of sharing my characters' experiences in far-away places.