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There are two dorms, each consisting of three floors. Nearly entirely shadowed glass and steel from the outside, inside, the layout is simple, with a large common room on the bottom floor and smaller ones on the floor above. Each one has a television and a DVD player. The first-floor common room also has a ping-pong table, comfortable couches and seats, and video game consoles.
The basement looks almost like a very clean weapons-testing facility. Characters who test it will discover that, if not for the elevator and stairwell, it would be completely soundproof, even if an explosion goes off there. This is, possibly-not-coincidentally, where the laundry and kitchen are, in case characters want to make their own food. They can request kitchen-related items by writing them on a pad on the fridge, and it will be there waiting for them after they get back from classes. So if they request it first thing Monday morning and then go to classes, it'll be waiting when they get back. If they request it Monday night, it won't be there until Tuesday afternoon.
The rooms are the truly impressive aspects. Each one is large enough for three people while still managing to feel cozy. One wall is entirely glass. Characters who try to break it will have a difficult time of doing so.
Bathrooms are common and located at the end of each hall, across from the entrance to the stairwell. Yes, the wall is glass here, too, but there are curtains, which the bedrooms don't have unless characters make them themselves.
This might be a little thing, but it's conceivable that after a while, characters may find a flies in their rooms, or even something that looks like mold infestation in an upper corner. These are, in fact, very advanced bugs and cameras.
There are two dorms, each consisting of three floors. Nearly entirely shadowed glass and steel from the outside, inside, the layout is simple, with a large common room on the bottom floor and smaller ones on the floor above. Each one has a television and a DVD player. The first-floor common room also has a ping-pong table, comfortable couches and seats, and video game consoles.
The basement looks almost like a very clean weapons-testing facility. Characters who test it will discover that, if not for the elevator and stairwell, it would be completely soundproof, even if an explosion goes off there. This is, possibly-not-coincidentally, where the laundry and kitchen are, in case characters want to make their own food. They can request kitchen-related items by writing them on a pad on the fridge, and it will be there waiting for them after they get back from classes. So if they request it first thing Monday morning and then go to classes, it'll be waiting when they get back. If they request it Monday night, it won't be there until Tuesday afternoon.
The rooms are the truly impressive aspects. Each one is large enough for three people while still managing to feel cozy. One wall is entirely glass. Characters who try to break it will have a difficult time of doing so.
Bathrooms are common and located at the end of each hall, across from the entrance to the stairwell. Yes, the wall is glass here, too, but there are curtains, which the bedrooms don't have unless characters make them themselves.
This might be a little thing, but it's conceivable that after a while, characters may find a flies in their rooms, or even something that looks like mold infestation in an upper corner. These are, in fact, very advanced bugs and cameras.
