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*Late April*
A knock on the door of room 305 went unanswered, for the third time that day. Knowing who lived there, it was a little strange to think that the room's occupant had gone to her parents' house, especially permanently. So, Varya asked the other girls in the dormitory and learned that Vita had "moved" to live in the forest. Surprised by such eccentricity, the refitter wondered who she should move in with – she no longer wanted to live alone (at first, she had hoped for just that, but now she was disillusioned with this lifestyle for many reasons). Shera already lived with someone (even if she didn't, Shera would clearly soon start demanding money for living with her in the same room), Renn was somewhat eccentric in terms of her ability to get along with people... She didn't really want to move in with the arrogant Mana or the otherworldly Ive.
Oh yes, she had foolishly forgotten about another girl... At first glance, the bookish Futaba wouldn't have appealed to the former novice. She seemed a little unkempt, with a constantly downcast gaze, and she smoked (a terrible sin, by the way!), one of those you immediately categorize as "problematic." However, during a dangerous situation, she proved to be obedient, reliable, and quite decisive. Varya couldn't help but think that if they lived together, it would probably be the safest room in the entire academy, and that was a big advantage. And in case of problems... In case of problems, they would see.
Soon, the girl was knocking on the door of room 402.
A knock on the door of room 305 went unanswered, for the third time that day. Knowing who lived there, it was a little strange to think that the room's occupant had gone to her parents' house, especially permanently. So, Varya asked the other girls in the dormitory and learned that Vita had "moved" to live in the forest. Surprised by such eccentricity, the refitter wondered who she should move in with – she no longer wanted to live alone (at first, she had hoped for just that, but now she was disillusioned with this lifestyle for many reasons). Shera already lived with someone (even if she didn't, Shera would clearly soon start demanding money for living with her in the same room), Renn was somewhat eccentric in terms of her ability to get along with people... She didn't really want to move in with the arrogant Mana or the otherworldly Ive.
Oh yes, she had foolishly forgotten about another girl... At first glance, the bookish Futaba wouldn't have appealed to the former novice. She seemed a little unkempt, with a constantly downcast gaze, and she smoked (a terrible sin, by the way!), one of those you immediately categorize as "problematic." However, during a dangerous situation, she proved to be obedient, reliable, and quite decisive. Varya couldn't help but think that if they lived together, it would probably be the safest room in the entire academy, and that was a big advantage. And in case of problems... In case of problems, they would see.
Soon, the girl was knocking on the door of room 402.