Ghost Dormitory Novels & Stories

After a welcome ceremony by the staff and teachers of the school, June and the other students went to their respective dormitory. It is located in the Murray building next to the faculty room. It is divided into two sections, one is for girls and the other way is for the boys. June silently observed the dorm while walking together with his colleagues. They haven’t known each other yet and he doesn’t have a plan to be friendly with them. Meanwhile, Kanaye who is busy talking to the other guys looked at the stairs while walking. He can’t stop being amused by how sturdy the materials used on building the whole floors are.

They walked past a few barracks and eventually came to barracks J. “Here we are! Barracks J, your room is number four, bunk four. I don’t think you have any roommates at the moment, so the room and shower should be all yours.” Zane pondered this in excitement, wondering how it would feel to sleep in a bed again. Daniels handed him a key, this was most likely the key to the door of the dorm. It looked like a house key but had the number four engraved on it, he looked at it very excitedly. He couldn’t wait for a shower and a chance to clean his clothes. He looked at the dorm; it was a three story building.

Andrew agreed. “Do you know what dorm Dante was talking about? I know Dorm A and B are filled to capacity, Dorm C is a women’s dorm, Dorm D is a family dorm, and Dorms E through H aren’t finished. Dorm I is the most complete but still needs some last-minute stuff done.” “Fuck me! Hold on. Can you hand me one of those walkie-talkies?” Andrew asked as he shook his head. I pulled one of our walkie-talkies out of the charging base and handed it to Andrew.

“Then that’s what we destroy.” They moved fast. The deeper they went, the more distorted the dorm became. Hallways twisted like DNA strands. Lights buzzed overhead in arrhythmic patterns. Once, they passed a cluster of screens flashing faces students who’d gone missing months ago. Their eyes blinked in sync with the dorm’s pulse. Nora covered her mouth. “It’s using them as data…” Lola forced herself not to look. When they finally reached the east wing, the air felt different thicker, warmer, humming with energy. The walls here weren’t walls anymore but layers of translucent panels, each one glowing from within.

“Thankfully, we bumped into the Gambler on our way to the kitchen. They offered us a deal to room with them and some food in return for joining their party. They needed two people, so we quickly jumped on the opportunity. I’m sure anyone in the Class E dormitory would have done the same as us.” Having been in a Class E dormitory before, Zen could understand their fear. Although the rooms were quite comfortable, the security wasn’t the best. There weren’t many luxuries or facilities there either. Previously, it was still alright because the monstrous assassins were all residing in Class A dormitories. However, with Johan and Felix terrorising the living situation there, even moving up to Clas

Thomas replied. They walked for about ten minutes before arriving at the dormitory. It was a ten storey building, huge enough to contain almost three thousand students. "Wow! This certainly is the biggest hostel I've ever seen, is about ten times larger than the one of my previous school," Richard revealed, though he was not planning on revealing to anyone that he once attended a university. "Did you attend a school before coming here?" Thomas asked. "Yes, but I got expelled for cheating in the exams," Richard said to cover up.

CHAPTER 56 The Dorm That Shouldn’t Fit Six People (But Does) September 6, 2029 – Blackbird-Coyote Dorm, Top Floor, Aerie Academy The door to our dorm opens before any of us touch it. It swings inward on silent hinges and the smell hits me first: pine smoke, desert rain, ozone, burnt cinnamon, and the exact scent of the ridge the night we bound our oath. Home. The room is impossible. One minute it’s a loft the size of a basketball court.