[Juneberry]

"My guess is that's just for sleeping. Since you're already on my bed now." He laughed, just glancing at the other curiously. He leaned back slightly to lift his legs, crossing them under him for better comfort and an easier place to write on the paper.

"That's a big family. I don't know anyone else with a family like that... I've met people with three at most, maybe four, but never six children. Must be nice and lively though, I'll bet. Sort of like back home in that way. It was always lively. Just with animals like chickens and goats and cows."

[Honor]

Olivia grinned at him from her sitting position. "Mmhmm." She agreed with his observation. "Yeah, we're a bit of an anomaly even were I live. But it's nice in a way. I always have family I can count on." She said with a soft smile. She loved her family.

She stared over at him, watching his hand as he wrote. She liked the way it moved. "I've never seen a real goat before." She said with a laugh, trying to imagine what Saya's life had been like before.

[Juneberry]

"They're not what anyone would normally call cute, but they do have their own charm. Don't make them angry and you're fine. Well, usually." He laughed a bit, putting the paper down for a moment and turning to look at his new friend- or who he'd call that anyway. "Goats are easy to anger. They're very aggressive too. But, on the other side, they do produce great milk."

Chuckling again, he nodded as he thought about what she'd said regarding her family. "No matter how big your family is, it's good to have a family you can count on. I know I can always count on my family too, even if we are all separate and small in numbers. Mom's always there for me and Sis will be too, even if she's hard to understand sometimes. At least I know who to turn to when I need help with math..."

[Honor]

She grinned. "Remind me to never anger a goat then." She said with a laugh. She looked at Saya as he looked it her. It was strange, they'd know each other for maybe a few hours and already she was thinking of him as her friend. Strange how those things happened.

She stood then, breaking eye contact. "Well, it's getting a little late, so um, I'll go shower first unless you wish to." She said grabbing her bag and then hesitating.

[Juneberry]

"You go on ahead. I showered just before coming here so I'm still clean. I'm sorta tired too, so I'm thinking of hittin' the haystack for now." He moved his bag out of his way and laid back on the mattress, his head leaning on the pillow as he waved his friend off. "Take your time and enjoy the shower. Make sure to get some rest too. It's gonna be a big day tomorrow, after all."

[Honor]

"'Kay, night." She said, grabbing her bag of clothes and toiletries and walking into the bathroom. It was small, but not uncomfortably so. Locking the door behind her she took off her clothes and stepped into the shower. The hot water felt heavenly against her skin and helped to work some of the stress form her muscles. She scrubbed her hair squeaky clean with shampoo smelling of coconuts. The sent was one familiar thing among many mysterious unknowns. It brought her comfort. Her still felt much to short, however, and she knew it would be a long time before she got used to it.

Stepping out of the showered she dried off and dressed in a pair of sweat pants and a large t-shirt. Taking her towel and rubbing steam off her mirror she looked at herself. Besides the hair cut the face she saw looked as familiar as ever. She was still Olivia, despite masquerading as Oliver, that would never change. After towel drying her hair she gathered her things up and was a about to go out, but stopped just before she opened the door. Instead of walking right out she opened the door just a crack to see if Saya had fallen asleep.

[Juneberry]

Sayaku hadn't fallen asleep as quickly as he'd expected, so rather stared up at the top bunk for a while. His eyes grazed every grain of the wood, trying to figure out any patterns he could see- something he'd gotten good at doing as a child. Though his imagination wandered only slightly, he mostly kept himself humming for a while when his roommate had gone into the bathroom.

Overtime, the humming ceased, and he was silent, eyes soon closed heavily upon slumber. He had never changed, and laid sprawled out on his bed in his normal black t-shirt and jeans, one foot hanging over the side of the bed in the end, hair covering part of his face due to having gotten too comfortable. He was sound asleep- not a sound would be able to wake him up, it looked like.

[Honor]

Upon seeing Saya's motionless body a tiny smile formed on Olivia's lips. He really was the best roommate she could ask for. Silently she crept back into the room and put her stuff away. Before climbing onto her bunk she stood and looked at her new friend.

His face seemed relaxed and at peace as he slept, though she had yet to see it particularly troubled so she wasn't sure how different it would be if he were. Carefully, with a feather light touch, she swept the hair from his face, hoping he would be more comfortable that way. She turned, but paused again before getting on her bunk. He wasn't using a blanket. It worried her that he might get cold. As silently as she could she retrieved her spare blanket and laid it over him. Satisfied, she got on her bunk, closed her eyes, and drifted off blissfully.

[Juneberry]

((So, let's time skip to morning I suppose?))

As they always say, early bird gets the worm. And as if it were any morning, Sayaku was certainly an early bird. Sitting up when the sun just barely started to filter into the window, a yawn escaped his lips as he rose from bed, sitting up and rubbing his eyes wearily. Morning meant a new day was ahead, and this was one he was definitely looking forward to.

Deciding to make good use of his time, he got out of bed and looked blankly at the blankets. When had he had a blanket on? Then again, Sayaku barely remembered when he fell asleep. He stretched his arms as he dug through his bags right after, taking out a clean set of clothes and making his way with them into the shower. He turned the water on easily, using mostly cold water for reason unknown to most. Then, without haste, he cleaned himself and made sure he was properly dressed before leaving. He looked around the room wearily, while also seeing if Oliver had woken up while he was showering.

[Honor]

Olivia opened her eyes to an unfamiliar room. She blinked a few times in confusion before her memory resurfaced and she realized where she was and why. Sitting up, she looked down at Saya's bunk. He was already awake.

Sleepily she got down from her bunk and began to rummage through her bag for an outfit to wear. Man, she missed girls clothing. Not that she had ever been one to wear skirts and frilly dresses all the time she did appreciated the more feminine looking styles out there. All this aside, she chose and outfit and pulled it from her bad just as Saya exited the bathroom. "Morning." She called to him cheerily.

((indeed ^^))

[Juneberry]

"Mornin'. Sleep well?" He put his dirty clothes into a bag that he found on his bed, then placed it in a corner right near the bed. Taking a look through his belongings, he checked his schedule to see what he would need to take that morning to the first day of classes.

He began to set things out on his bed, looking over at Oliver. "We have time before classes, but I think it might be a good idea to give ourselves time to figure out the building just to be safe. What's your first class? Maybe it's near mine so we can just go together... Oh wait. Where do we go for breakfast again?"

[Honor]

"I did, thanks." She said, giving him a smile. She pulled her scheduled from her bag and looked at it. "I have English first, you? And we in the cafeteria which I think is somewhere around the the middle of the campus. Now hold that thought for a second." She said then disappeared into the bathroom.

She changed, brushed her hair and teeth, and splashed water on her face in all under two minutes. As soon as she was done she excited the bathroom and sat down. "Okay," She said signaling she was done.

[Juneberry]

"I've never seen anyone, and I mean anyone, change and get ready that fast." He had nearly dropped his jaw in surprise, but shook it off quite quickly as he looked at his own schedule. "I also have English, in room 103... The teacher is Schalanger?" He looked at the name blankly, trying to figure out how one would say that name.

"Oh, okay. So it's in the center of the campus... Well, today's gonna be one hefty day of exploring it seems like." He chuckled. "What English class are you in? Are you also in Schalanger's?"

((I made that name off the top of my head so it's a tad strange. Sorry xD))

[Honor]

Olive laughed. "I have five sisters remember? Bathroom time is limited at best in my house." She said with a laugh. Not to mention most of her time in the bathroom dealt with doing her hair and make-up, things she didn't have to worry about here.

She looked at her schedule again. "Yup, looks like we have first period together. That's good, at least we'll know one other person." She very glad she had made Saya as a friend, being alone would be terrifying. Rummaging through her stuff she collected the things she needed and placed them in her shoulder pack. "I'm ready whenever you are."

[Juneberry]

"I wouldn't really know what that's like, having so many sisters at one point. I find my one sister to be plenty." Sayaku chuckled, finishing putting his in a pile and slinging his guitar over his back. He took his books into his arms and forced them in an extra pack, carrying it in one hand. "Let's get going then, if you're ready too. A good breakfast should be a great way to start the day."

[Honor]

Olivia grinned. "I hope they have waffles..." She said dreamily, thinking of the delicious food. Freshly made waffles were her favorite breakfast food. She walked over to open the door and looked back at Saya. She took a deep breathe. "Ready as I'll ever be."

She knew Saya would not be able to understand exactly how nervous she was. After all he wasn't the one who was surrounded by the opposite gender everywhere he looked. She walked out, glancing back to see if he was following.