Room-901A

Vincent Stefan · January 29, 2004, 02:15 PM

Vincent walked into his new living quarters his pet Raven, Shadow on his shoulder. It was a nice room filled with a couple of bunks. Walking over to one of the bunks closes to the window, Vincent claimed it for himself.
Placing his things on the bed he had chosen Vincent then unpacked a perch he had acquired and placed it on the windowsill.
Shadow, seeing that his perch was now placed transferred himself off of his masters shoulder and onto the perch.
Free now of the bird Vincent began to unpack. He really did not have many things, so unpacking did not tack to long. The final bit of unpacking Vincent did was to remove his broadsword from his back and place it on the floor, in a way that if Vincent needed it he could grab it with out trouble.
Once he was finished he sat down on his bead with his back propped up against the wall. It was then as Vincent began to relax that it accrued to him that he had never really found out who else was in this room with him. Turning his head in the direction of the door Vincent wounded when or if they would be back. For at the moment excluding the company of the raven was completely alone.

Daniel · February 1, 2004, 11:40 AM

The floor sergeant came to see Vincent. "Terribly sorry, but it appeared that Piotr gave you the wrong key by accident. You are actually assigned in Room 102-B. I'll give you a half-day off to move your stuff, since it was a clerical error on the part of base personnell that did this."

If Vincent requested it, the floor sergeant would procure for him a dolly and/or cart as necessary, along with a base falconer to make sure his pet bird Shadow was transported with no problem.

Vincent Stefan · February 2, 2004, 09:03 AM

Vincent did not carry much and he told the Sargent so. So Vincent he just packed what little he had and left the room. Of course not before having Shadow fly back onto his shoulder.

Daniel · February 2, 2004, 09:04 PM

The Sergeant nodded, and then waited until Vincent was totally packed up and on his way. Then he double-checked the room to make sure Vincent had not forgotten anything, and noticed a blue envelope. "I will deliver this downstairs myself, to make it up to that poor guy who had to switch rooms on his first day."

Then the sergeant did another once-over, made sure that the room was empty, and closed and locked it.