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Out for a morning jog as the Lifer was enjoying the clear sunny skies that had followed when the dorms had been cleared of insanity creatures. Tori hadn't been to her room since the had gotten back from the mission with the horsemen. Even when she helped clear them out she didn't even go to her room as she didn't want to see the carnage if it had been destroyed from all the battling in the place. Well it would be nice to sleep in her own room then underground even if it never really bugged her since even in her old life she hardly had any privacy.

Walking into the dorms as she looked around to see some of the others that were going to there own rooms. Once at her rooms door to see that there was some wear on it from all the fighting, taking in a deep breath as it would be sad to see any of her books destroyed especially the special one that she had brought to the island and opened the door quickly.

Tori sighed in delight to see that her room was mostly untouched except for a few cracks in the walls that were an easy fix. Aklin just chuckled at his hunter at her relieved that her books were safe and not destroyed. It was going to be so good to take a nice shower and change into some of her own clothing.

Aleister was looking at the lack of a wall. "Yeah, a little bit of one." He shook his head as Harrison had walked around the door, "Mine? Well it'd make a good fish tank."

He said with a frown looking back towards his room. "Everything in it is going to have be ripped out. I was trying to salvage some blankets at least..." He shrugged. "Everything I touched was ripped apart and soaking wet."

He chuckled, "I don't think my room's worth saving. Unless someone knows a good plumber." He gave another shrug.

Blue skies. That was something Deryk hadn't really expected to really happen once he stepped out of the bunker. The dorms had been cleared now. They could finally go back to their rooms. Well. Maybe. It was more like some of them could finally go back to their rooms.

The trainee had been eager to get to his, but much to his dismay, his room was pretty much a giant hole now.

Slowly, he stepped in, trying to see if he could salvage any of this things. Unfortunately, there was nothing left. Of anything.

"Man.. this sucks. Seriously," he quietly sighed while staring around at the rubble surrounding him.

"Fish tank? Where you gonna sleep?" Harrison looked at his own room. "Guess I'm outta luck for privacy, but it's better than the barracks."

Syd volunteered her room.

"Heh. Maybe the quarter master'll have some extra blankets. Renovations might be a while."

Aleister scratched the back of his head when Syd offered her room. "Ah... uh, you sure Syd?" He pondered, maybe it if it wasn't more than a night or two, it could be sort of like a sleep over? Though the death trainee wasn't sure how long it'd take to get his room fixed.

He looked over to Harrison, "Maybe until it's fixed you could cover it with blankets or something?" He was looking at the hole in the wall. "It'd at least give you a little bit of... privacy."

He added with a nod.

"Unless you have something else planned," Syd said to Aliester. "I mean, compared to how we were underground, two people in a room is practically empty. And I don't have much but a desk, a chair and my bed, so there's room."

She glanced at Harrison, but didn't say anything. A hole in the wall was no big deal compared to having it completely flooded. She figured he'd be fine.

"Miraculously, nothing happened to mine," Jordan said. "Everything's intact."

He looked over to Syd and Al. "Two in a room definitely beats a couple hundred in a room," he agreed.

"Mi casa es su casa, or something," Jordan answered. "You know you're welcome."