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Room Number: N1
Name of Occupant/s: Kyvan
Description: In progress ninja

Room Number: E14
Name of Occupant/s: Alfonse Maldrant/Ravenlord
Description: Rather than having a storage area the most of Alfonse's room is just the central area. along the back wall is a large metal oval with four wing-spread crows etched into the compass points. When the device is turned on you can see the image of a medieval style throne room on the other side and occasionally people will walk by the device's other side or appear to be assuring it is in working order from that side. On left wall of the room is a large, floor-to-ceiling bookshelf filled with books of all sorts when a few aren't laying on the wide table in the middle of the room. Behind the table is a long couch with pillows stacked on one side or the other and a blanket arranged neatly on the back. The right wall is closer in toward the middle of the room allowing for the bathroom whose door lies at the far end of the main room(though that really hardly needed said) Also on this wall are several hung scrolls in unintelligible languages and in the center two large framed pictures. One a painting of the Maldrant family emblem and the other a portrait of Alfonse with a young woman of a height with him wearing a green dress and hat with long red hair and amber eyes of only a tad brighter shade than Alfonse's. Around her neck is a pendant that also bears the Maldrant family emblem. Scrawled at the bottom of the picture in Alfonses hand are the words, "I and My beloved Marilice married and died the day this picture was taken at the hands of the Dark Prince Kanaralous. I will find my vengeance".

Room Number: W4
Name of Occupant/s: Dr. Gear, M. Rider
Description: Upon entering and ignoring the sinewy whine of the door's creaky hinges, a sound that might easily lead the flesh to crawl, one would see a room virtually untouched. In fact, it is reasonably questionable whether or not anyone actually takes residence within the barren quarters. The desk sitting in the center of the de-facto dining area sports more than it's fair share of dust, as does the entire room, but the once-polished oak rosewood table draws the most attention as you enter the room; it is so completely covered with dander that it appears to have snowed within the mildly attic-scented dorm. Looking around, there seems to be no further furniture within the room—just the table and, a pair of equally dusty chairs sitting adjacent from one another, and a matching pair of tea-cups at each seat. They look relatively new to the room, as they garner absolutely no dust at all. But before the mind can wander far enough to regard this fact skeptically, a low hum pulls toward the center of the room.

The light switch fails to work, not matter how many times you attempt to flip it. And getting irritated with the device proves even more fruitless so, squinting, you peer into the darkness of the domicile, straining to see the source of the steady melodic hum. There, placed strategically in the center of the room, stands an enormous cylindrical chamber that looks more like a high-tech sarcophagus than anything else. It looks like a huge glass 'tube', for lack of a better word, connected to both the floor and ceiling by a cluster of organic-looking pipes and faintly glowing tree-like roots chemically bonded in place. It is filled with an unidentifiable gelatinous green liquid, obscuring a humanoid figure slumbering inside. Try as you might to tap on the glass, there is no answer from inside—whatever it is in there refuses to wake from its dream.

You quickly lose interest, instead glancing past the tube, or rather slightly beside it. Further into the dark chamber, you see a harmless pink door. Curious as it is, you realize that it should not be there. Further more, once walking to it, you find it two-dimension in a way. It stands there, connected to absolutely nothing, and if you wanted you could easily step around it and behind it. You try to open the door, but it remains firmly locked from the inside. Puzzled by the strange occurrence, and with no other reason to stick around, you find yourself desiring to leave more and more. This room is confusing, struck right from the pages of Alice in Wonderland.

Room Number: S13
Name of Occupant/s: Kaiden
Description: The main portion of Kaiden's room is unchanged from the original theme, but for his own state of mind he gave the room a darker appearance with black carpet and black furniture. The only point behind this is that Kaiden likes the dark and it also explains why the light-switch is purposely put next to his bed rather than next to the entrance. Besides the dark furniture and black paint his room format is unchanged from the original plan as, being new, he hasn't had time to change much of anything.