Prophet lay in his quarters some hours after the presentation, the room's lights had been turned dim throughout to simulate a nigh-time environment. he lay with his eye half closed, the blue giving off a mild glow in the low light. he started a mental countdown as he lay there, waiting for a time before sitting up, looking over to the door. the dorm rooms were fairly spacious with en-suite bathrooms and so on however there was no kitchen, the students being encouraged to eat together in the least. David had opted for a room which was meant to be shared by two, though to date none who had been paired up with him lasted long. that being said, they mostly died in training, were cast out, or simply were moved elsewhere. the room itself had a desk for working as well as a chair set there, his orange and grey jacket lying atop it. He, not fond of wearing shirts when he did not have to for some peculiar reason.
When the knock on the door came he leant forward in to a stand, watching his head for the top of the bunkbead, having chosen the bottom. he moved over to the door to open it, being met with the face of a messanger of the station. the lean half robotisised man handed him a simple notice before going on his way. Prophet waited for him to be gone before carelessly crumpling it in hand, he diddn't have to read it to know what it said. He was getting a new roomate
When the knock on the door came he leant forward in to a stand, watching his head for the top of the bunkbead, having chosen the bottom. he moved over to the door to open it, being met with the face of a messanger of the station. the lean half robotisised man handed him a simple notice before going on his way. Prophet waited for him to be gone before carelessly crumpling it in hand, he diddn't have to read it to know what it said. He was getting a new roomate