As she walks about the halls of the West Tower with mossy green eyes, she pulls a trolley and carries a bag filled with books; on her back, the naginata is on it's case and the bow and arrows. Floating closely behind her are her violin case and an electronic keyboard. She looks at the numbers beside the doors as she walks. She realizes that it is getting dark, and her left eye shifts from green to bright red and fire appears above her lighting her way. She continues to walk and starts to hum a different tune, "Take My Hand," by John Boswell.
She stops in front of the door that is numbered 703. She puts her bag down, and takes the key out from her pocket and opens the door. She picks up her bag once again and, pulls the trolley in the room; the bags behind her follows as it floats. She looks around the room, thinking to herself that it's a bit homey. Her left eye changes from bright red to mossy green, making the floating fire to disappear. She looks at the floating bags behind her and looks at the room once again. And the electronic keyboard and violin flies to the corner of the room and is gently put down. Her eyes turn back to normal.
She sets the bag filled with books on the floor and walks towards the closet at the other corner of the room, sits on the floor and opens her trolley to start unpacking. She hangs her dresses, skirts and her uniform up neatly and sets the folded ones in the drawers. Her shoes would be on the shoe rack next to the closet. She gets her naginata and her bow and arrows hidden somewhere in the room. She, then, heads to the bathroom, and sets her favorite perfume and some cosmetic stuff down.
She walks out of the bathroom and walks towards the bag filled with book and carries them to the book shelf nearby. She sets them all up, almost filling the book shelf. She sings, "Das Lied von der Erde - Von der Schonheit," by Fritz Reiner softly.
She heads to the corner where the electronic keyboard and the violin are. Her eyes turn mossy green and the violin is lifted up and floats towards the desk, then, it's gently put down. Her eyes turning back to normal as she sees it down. She turns her attention back to the electronic keyboard and starts to set it up. Taking it's legs out of it's case and the keyboard itself out and setting it on the legs. She plugs it in the socket and turns it on, pressing the F key to try it out. As she hears the tune, she take the chair from the desk and starts to play, "Ave Maria."
~~~ End ~~~
Subject: Settling In. 
