(( Solo for Damien connected to the plot for
[BOOTH] Fitness Club ))
Damien had a lot of first time experiences since he came to this school; the first time he met a dragon, the first time he ever shifted in front of a non clan member, and of course, the first time he died. All these experiences were supposed to help one grow into a better person the typical result from a learning experience. So if that was the case, why was he running towards another person’s dorm room to break in and gather up a set of brain which probably belonged to someone else in the first place? You know, considering that they were BRAINS?
“Its ok, threes a perfectly logical explanation for this, you accepted this mission so that Riley wouldn’t go on a massive killing spree for the nourishment for brains like the others did during their Icky stick situation.” Was what he kept telling himself to make it feel justifiable as he tried to walk into the dorm with as much of a nonchalant air as he could muster. Even in a pair of board shorts, flip flops and a goreyball. Damien could feel the unease settling around him from a few of the students giving him a double take, as he walked up and down the first floor hall looking for Riley’s door. He would have to give the Igor an earful for not telling him WHICH door it was, just seemed like something a good helper wouldn’t neglect to mention.
He was already feeling disheartened over the ordeal he’d have to do, realizing it was off to a dismal start in the first place, at least until his frantic eyes caught sight of a door with an elegant nameplate with the word “Riley” on it. “Well, If that isn’t her room, I don’t know what is.” He said out loud to no one in particular before making his way up to the immaculately clean door. The door was something that was close to a work of art, almost to the point of regret for the Hellhound to touch it with his hands. But he knew that it just couldn’t be helped and after a moment of mental preparation, he grasped the cool metal of the handle and gave the knob a turn.
The knob was just as well maintained as the door itself as it didn’t let out a squeak as it was being turned, but only so far as the handle stopped moving far too early for the hound to be happy. He scowled at the irritation when he gave it a shake and prayed to jack that it meant it was open. The door however, deemed that he couldn’t enter that easily as it stayed polished and firmly shut. Apparently it felt that there were no dogs allowed past this point, and he'd have to convince the slab of polished wood otherwise.