Ghost Dormitory Novels & Stories

As soon as we finished dinner we snuck past the barracks and made sure that no recruits saw what we were up to and we headed straight up towards the rows and rows of dorm rooms that were built at the back of the property. They were long buildings that just consisted of single bedrooms and one communal bathroom at the end of the building. We went past the first building and saw that it was completely empty and so was the second one. “I don’t think there are too many soldiers here at all.” I say to Eric.

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.”

The metal frame creaked softly under her weight as she adjusted herself. "I just want to sleep," she complained. "I'm exhausted." Below her, Hilda's bed lay unoccupied, neatly made. Their dorm room was modestly furnished. Against one wall stood a small wooden table, cluttered with textbooks and notebooks, serving as their study area. Two separate wardrobes occupied another corner, housing their clothes and personal belongings. In the opposite corner, a small storage area held containers of water, a reminder of the routine task of fetching water from outside whenever the suppliers pumped water to the taps available only in the dormitory yards. In their dormitory, it was two to a room, and the

However, the buildings were so long that it converged from East to West. In a very short walk, I arrived before the grand dormitories. They were lettered A to I in total. I began to wonder if everything just had to be nine in numbers. At the moment, I was in front of Dormitory E, and my assigned dormitory was still far off West, in Dormitory A. Shaking my head, hands akimbo, the words of an ancient writer appeared in my mind: “Beast Tamers are not known for trekking.”

Darren sat down next to Nora, blinking, "8,000 a month and no place to live!" Such an obedient little puppy, looking at herself with such trusting eyes, Nora couldn't help but ask Daphne, "We don't have a dormitory here?" The secretary hurriedly answered for Daphne.”Just the girls' dormitory!" Nora felt the man was oddly unfortunate. What a good looking kid, what a good boy! The one who had been calling himself Darren just now had been looking at her with trusting eyes, and that gaze was enough to look at the family's prosperous residence,Nora’s heart softened: "I still have an empty room there, so let Darren stay at my place!"

They had mansions, luxury condos, and penthouses, but still chose the dorms. Why? To "hunt." Messing with regular students was their new hobby. And Chloe? She was the prey.

and he strode out of the room closing the door behind him. “What the fuck is wrong with that guy,” Rori’s voice sounded muffled due to the fact she still had her face in Mason’s stomach. Mason laughed and let go of Rori, “Yea and he still never checked out here,” as he opened the door that led to the narrow balcony outside and Rori followed. The view wasn't stellar by any means it only gave a view of the school grounds and the highway behind it but Rori liked the feel of the wind so the view was no big deal for her .“This is awesome,” Rori squealed and her and Kristi giggled again in unison. After a few more minutes Rori turned around and went back inside to inspect the file folder Headie h

The rooms sme‌lled faintly of‍ wo⁠od polish and leather, a‌ mix of old money and something w⁠ilder un⁠derneath, a faint tan⁠g, almost metallic, that I couldn’t place‌. Finn led me to my room, war‌ni‌ng about showe⁠rs, bathroom schedules, and the dangers of Dorm 3. “Most schola⁠rship students neve‌r make i‌t here,” he muttered. “The‌y’r‍e eas‌ie‌r to m‍an‍age in the ba‌ck dorms. D⁠orm 3? L⁠eg⁠acy⁠ territory, old familie‌s and sons of shifters, sons of wolves t‍hings humans don’t expect‍. Yo⁠u’l⁠l see.” The warning hit ha‍rder t⁠han any lecture.‌ Shif‌ters? Wolves?

Captain Zimmer held a flashlight as he took photos as evidence in the dark, messy room. I gritted my teeth as I watched. I felt chills all over my body. There were three photos on the wall, along with some scrap paper. Those photos were of the three dormmates, and there were red “X” marks on them. The scrap papers detailed their daily habits and where they usually went. Underneath the photos was a table, and on it were sedatives, wire ropes, and a knife.