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((Sorry in advance Adi if I describe the buildings a way you don't like. I will change it if needed.))

Aaron moved down the long hallway to the end where he was told the list of rooms were. He finally made it to the end where a tall archway was that let in air from outside, and making it very fresh in the stone hallway. To both his left and right were staircases that went upwards, and as Aaron looked up, he realized that the hallway's ceiling was about ten stories high, with windows looking down on each story, that he guessed were to the rooms. Aaron looked around for the list that the man had told him was on the wall near the staircases. He found it next to the left staircase and read it up and down, looking for his room number. It wasn't there so Aaron moved over to the right list and found his room number.

Fifth Floor: Room 94: Aaron Sheeder and Nuriel Gonzales

So he did have a roommate. Though Aaron liked company, he didn't really want a roommate, because Aaron could be dangerous at night and he couldn't control himself in werewolf form. He realized now that before the moon came up, he'd have to get out of the building and into the forest for the night, otherwise he'd end up eating his roommate, and that wouldn't be too good he thought.

Aaron moved up the steep staircase until he got to the fifth floor and looked down the outdoor hallway for his room's door. The room was at the end of the hallway, and looked like it had a window that looked over the forest behind the school. Thank god there was a place Aaron could roam around without being a danger to the island's community. He put the key into the lock and opened the door. The room was farely large, about the size of a two bed hotel room. The walls were painted a beige color and the floors were brown carpet. A large, square window was on the far wall that looked over the forest and the ocean behind. Two beds were on the other wall, one with a few bags that Aaron didn't recognize and the other with a duffel bag and a tattered backpack. That was Aaron's stuff, so he guessed that it was his bed. He sat down and decided what he'd do next.

Maybe he'd go down to the village, but then he remembered that he had no money to his name. He hoped that the school had their own food that they gave to the students. It's the least that they could do for keeping them all here against their will.