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He couldn't help but wish he'd been roomed with Dawn, it would have made his life a heck of a lot easier. She was someone that he found comfortable to talk to and he was regretful to be leaving her now. Her agreement to see him again was good though, she had enjoyed his company enough that seeing him again was a good idea. He'd ask her about her family then, he found himself very curious about them.

"[color=9e0b0f]Here's hoping that my roommate doesn't drive me insane, Miss Dawn. I'll see you then.[/color]" the dark haired boy left her with a friendly wave before embarking on his journey to figure out where his room was. He could barely remember the number, he'd have to write it down sometime or he'd end up lost before he knew it. He'd never been all that great with numbers, he was lucky he'd grown up in a lake instead of a world dominated by cell phones. 

He didn't like to think about it much but the human world would have been outright confusing for him. He'd known very few of his kind that had lived amongst humans, they never struck him as very happy. This opportunity to live amongst humans in a haven type place amongst the clouds had been a blessing in a way. It was the only way that he'd ever truly get to know them and he was already so interested in the ones that he had seen. 

Dawn with her kind nature and awe-inspiring abilities. That strange boy that had been referred to as Leval, he was surely interesting too. There were all other kinds of monstrosities as well, he wanted to know more about them. They kind of terrified him in a way but it didn't staunch his growing curiosity. The dragon with the two heads was especially terrifying, he'd never seen anything like it.

There were fae that were dragon-like, though they were much smaller. They were more like wyverns and they were very mean. They were mostly used in battle, like guard dogs. They flew in with razor sharp teeth and jagged claws, they were pretty useful from what he knew. He'd never really met one before, strange how that was. 

The more he walked, the more his thoughts wandered from the task at hand. He needed to get to his room and stop worrying about all of the beasties that he might meet or not meet here. He knew that wandering about senselessly would also get him lost. When he finally found his room, he opened the door and he stepped inside. He couldn't help but lament the lack of water, it was a room though. He'd never even slept on a bed before. 

The idea of spending almost all of his time with Celestia was not appealing. He didn't hate her, he had no reason to yet, but he didn't think their personalities would brush well. She was too nice and he was too easily irritated. He hadn't brought any luggage besides a bag of clothing and clattering necklaces, there wasn't really anything to unpack. 

He settled onto the bed and relished in the steadily growing discomfort that he felt. 

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