Anime Dorms Novels & Stories

' "I already marked her, Borom. We can mind-link. Doesn't that mean we're connected?" 'Connection doesn't mean you get to keep her forever.' "Can't you give me some kind of affirmation?" 'I just want you to face reality, not chase a dream.' Can I ask the Moon Goddess to trade my wolf? Borom's constantly slapping me with hard truths. "Whatever," I mumbled. As I walked in, the crowded dorm room was filled with the scent of the other students. Most played games, some read, and the rest were already asleep. This dorm is too cramped for fifty people, even though it technically fits that many.

I definitely didn’t notice the strange glint in Aaron’s eyes as he looked at me. That night, I went back to Dorm 204, where three of the new girls were assigned to live with me. The other three were placed next door in Dorm 205. All six of them looked tense and unnaturally pale. The short-haired one, Lily Sanders, asked me, “You’re a player too, right?” I nodded. “Yeah.” A romance otome game. So… were these girls my rivals? Were they all here to pursue the male lead? Lily muttered, “Weird. There are usually only six people chosen. Why is there a seventh this time?”

I walk down the empty hall and pause at his door. I bite my lip, hesitating with my hand raised to knock. I take a deep breath before rapping my knuckles against the wood. The door swings open immediately and Daniel comes into view. My eyes widen at his state, he looks absolutely awful. His hair looks like he ran his hand through it a dozen times and his eyes are red, like he hadn’t slept at all. "Ana," he says, a smile forming on his lips. "We need to talk—is your roommate here?" I ask and he shakes his head.

Kael’s POV The campus looked like a castle carved from bloodstone—brooding spires, grotesque arches, and a ticking clock tower that somehow followed your gaze like it knew your sins. But inside? Twelve boys to a room. Noisy. Cramped. Smelling like damp testosterone, silver, and barely washed sheets. “Damn the luxury of this place! But this dorm sucks big time,” Damon hissed, his eyes darting from the chalky white walls to the neatly aligned beds separated by a thin corridor—six on either side like rows of livestock.

We left my room and moved through the hallways of the dorm room, I saw other littles, and submissives who were wearing the same costume as me but with different colours, I knew the colours, I knew this classification system, I made it up, back in the day, I imagined it. Blue for little, green for pets, and black for regular submissives, the doms have suits with the same colour, and they are also bigger, in my head, the submissive is always smaller in size, I like to feel smaller, I was always tall, taller than my classmates, and taller than most of the girls, even Ben wasn't taller than me, he was just my height, I wanted to opposite, the complete opposite. My eyes were glued to everyone loo

Well, there are overnight rooms on the third to fifth floor while the second floor is a place where people get their food while they are inside. (Ps. I don’t know if this is a legit place, but I just saw in Anime’s that there are things like this and thought it would be fun for Zane and Nicholas to adventure.) “こんにちはミス、一晩の個室はいくらですか？” (Kon'nichiw* misu, hitoban no koshitsu w* ikura desu ka?) (Hello Miss, how much is a private room for a night?)

Envy laced upon Matilda’s voice. So there are other dorms as well. The Headmaster did not mention that. “Can you tell me about the dorms here at Transylvania Academy?” “Sure, girlie. There are three dorms in the Transylvania Academy. The Benevolent Dormitory where creatures from the Benevolent World stay, the Ambivalent Dormitory for the creatures from the Ambivalent World, and the Malevolent Dormitory where creatures of the Malevolent World live. The entire Asguard Forest belongs to the Ambivalent Dorm. The small islands above this floating island are the territory of the Benevolent Dorm, while the Forsaken Lands belong to the Malevolent Dorm.”

Students walking between buildings, laughing and living normal lives, completely unaware that one of their classmates is locked in a cell awaiting ritual sacrifice. I park in the parking lot and make my way to Amber's dorm building. The normalcy of it all— the lit hallways, the sounds of music and conversation from various rooms— feels like a mockery of the horror happening beneath the pack house. Room 214 is on the second floor. I knock once, and Amber opens immediately. “Zane.” Her expression shifts from relief to concern in an instant. “Come in. What's going on? Where's Kai?” I step inside and close the door. Amber's room is typical college— posters on the walls, textbooks scattered acros

The girls showed me around our dorm. It was more like a micro home with a small kitchen, a big sitting room and three mini bedrooms. The girls had taken the liberty to repaint the entire dorm in the most devastating color they could have pulled, pink. Not that I expected any less or more from an elf and a fae. Thankfully they left my room unpainted and I was welcomed with the calming aura of light lilac walls when I walked in. I dropped my bags onto the hardwood floor of my new dorm room, the thud echoing faintly in the small space. Exhaustion clung to me like a second skin, every muscle aching from the long journey from Hatchville