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 Posted: Mon Jan 13, 2014 8:54 pm
Here is one of the cabins the Trainees live in. There are draws under the bottom bunk where the may store their clothes and nothing else. The cabins are small to be able to fit the highest amount of trainees as possible. In each cabin 4 trainees may stay here.
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Posted: Tue Jan 28, 2014 11:25 am
  Mood: Lethargic._____Thoughts: . . ._____ Energy: 60%._____Stamina: 40%.
OoC: --
_____Clutching her stomach, Shakuntala was prepared to enter cabin three, but upon hearing voices rise from its confines, shook her head and thought otherwise. She was not one to barge into people's conversations, despite the cabins not being assigned. Trudging off into the following number four, the girl entered and was quite content to see it was bare of anyone there. Sitting then laying flat on one of the bottom bunks, she closed her eyes and sighed. It was good to lie down. Slowly, as she began to lose herself to slumber, her consciousness shifted away like a shadow and dissolved into a dream.
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Posted: Wed Jan 29, 2014 2:46 am
Mood: Groggy._____Thoughts: . . ._____ Energy: 100%._____Stamina: 100%.
OoC: Exit.
_____Even in her dreams, Shakuntala could not find comfort. The night was daunting and the girl's head was thrown back and forth from the memories that plagued her. Her eyes snapped open and she launched upright, sweat pillowing on the bridge of her brow. Reflexively, her hand reached up and touched the inch long scar near the curve of her cheek. Why did I have to remember that?
_____The trainee's umbra eyes glided to the window. The sun shined brilliantly from her view and looked no different from her time going to bed. Though a new morn, the days seemed to meld into each other -- feeling like one long, unfinished hour that forever continued. The sense of deja vu continued when she rose and looked over the dorm, realizing everything looked as if did the evening before. Just as she slept alone, she awoke alone. Threading to the window now, Shakuntala cast her glance to the distance where the training grounds were stationed. That was her last test before finally graduating. She had little hope when it came to her final exam; physical defense wasn't her strongest suit, amongst other things, but she had to give herself a chance. Breathing in then exhaling, Shakuntala gave herself a nod of encouragement and left the four-bunked room.
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