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Yuuki laughed. "It's an expression, buddy. Of course I can take care of myself, but manners are manners," he said, finishing with his unpacking. "Ooooh, a guitar. Those are cool. Shame that I don't have one for you though. Will this do?" he asked as he pulled out a flute.

Veed wondered around the campus for sometime, just trying to get his bearing of the place. Suprisingly he was alone out here, the other boy having disappeared. He walked slowly, letting his feet just carry him to what ever destination that they so chose.

After what seemed like a while, Veed decided that he should head back to his room to see if his dorm-mate had arrived yet....and to unpack. Running his hands through his hair, he sighed gently. Hopefully he's not too bad, I just want some one that I can get along with. Putting one foot in front of the other, he carefully made his way back to the dorms.

Walking though the entrance, he was able to gawk a little less than last time, but not enough to keep himself from acting like a small town kid. He opened the door to his room, expecting to find another inside, and was almost disappointed to see that it was still empty. "Well I might as well unpack." Veed had the habit of talking to himself, especially when he was thinking quite a bit.

Grabbing his duffel that he had unceremoniously dumped next to his bed, he pulled out the notebooks and drawing pads that he always took with him. Throwing them on his desk, he shoved the rest of his belongings underneath the bed. "Unpacking done." He smiled to himself as he laid on the bed.

Laying there in the warm room, after a day of new things, Veed began to doze off. Not having the energy to close his door, he promptly fell asleep.

"How would you know?" Rin smiled at Hime, amused. Either her new roommate knew who she was, or was very observant. "What about you? Do you like this place?" Rin thew the question lightly, then looked at her luggage. She should get unpacked. She got up from the bed and unzipped her luggage bag, taking out some books and placing them on the desk by her bed. She began to remove her clothes, slowly arranging them in the shared closet, on the side closest to her side of the room.

Kicking of her shoes she jumped on to her bed as if she was testing the bounciness of the mattress. Satisfied, she then lay there with her hands behind her head as she looked at her roommate unpack. She didn’t really want to answer Rin, but thought the better of it.

“Clothes, gestures, manners….” She said every word with dignified pauses in between seeing her roommate unpack she added to her sentence “and amount and type of belongings owned”

"Money."

Rin was puzzled. She didn't understand what Hime had meant, but then again, it really wasn't her position to ask. When she left, she wasn't sure if she had offended her roommate. She sighed. Never having been good at holding conversations, she didn't blame Hime if she found her weird.

Her search being unsuccessful, Rin switched off her laptop and sat for a while in the empty room, looking at the painted-over cracks and holes. She felt lifeless without something to do, and wished that classes would hurry up and come. The only thing she didn't look forward to was mingling. It always made her feel awkward.

It was still light, and Rin liked sitting outside. Since she had nothing to do, she picked up a book and headed out to look for a quiet place to settle down and read.

((No, that's a fine first post! :3))

Aaron slowly made his way to Dorm 1 with his extremely light bag. Sir had only given him the essentials, and even then that wasn't much. He wiped his eyes for what seemed the 9th time, and gently grabbed the doorknob to find it... unlocked? Slowly he peeked into the room to find a girl sorting her things. "E-Excuse me... are you Amano Mizuki-san? If you are, then... I'm your roommate..." As usual, Aaron was shy and timid, because he had to be extra careful around her - she'd probably be the first person to find out about his 'disgusting, girly habit', as Sir put it several times. He gently opened the door the rest of the way and brought his bag in.