Mha Dorms Novels & Stories

"We are sorry Ms. Johnson, it's been a month since the classes started for the freshman. So all the dorm rooms have been allotted to other students. As we didn't get any mail from you, we just assumed that you might not join us this semester. We can try to accommodate you the next semester for a dorm room. You can attend your classes this semester though. But I am afraid you have to find a place to stay for now" the student coordinator of the Chicago University said with a hint of pity.

"Well, before you enter, I will tell you some rules in this dorm." "Please tell me, Chihiro-nee." Monica nodded since this place was a dorm and of course, there were some rules that he needed to follow. "First, you can't be so rowdy and keep your voice down so you won't bother the rest of tenants, although this dorm is affiliated with the school, it is run privately. Not all the people that are living in this place are students." Monica nodded and felt a bit surprised inwardly since somehow the setting was a bit different from the anime that he had watched in the past.

The four of them exchanged one last look before stepping into the darkness below, one by one, the hum of unseen machines growing louder the deeper they went. When they reached the bottom, Mason’s light swept across the walls revealing dozens of monitors, dusty but alive, all flickering with the same symbol burned into the center of each screen: DORM SYSTEM: REACTIVATED. And beneath the largest monitor, a single message began to type itself out, letter by letter, as if an invisible hand were welcoming them back. “WELCOME BACK, PLAYERS.” The screens flickered once and then all at once, every monitor displayed live footage of the dorm halls above, every room, every hidden corner.

Everything was planned but he disappeared from the search party. “So did you two sleep together?” Myla comes closer, curiosity flashing in her eyes. “Mind your own business!” Bumping into her shoulder, I stride out of the room and head straight to Rizz. Surprisingly, the door of his dorm is open. Unlike others, the members of the disciplinary committee have special dorms. The rooms are luxurious with a private jacuzzi like one of those in mansions. It has everything. A smart TV, fridge, AC, and the only rooms in the academy with internet connection. The other students don't know about this because they aren't allowed to enter our dorm building.

She chuckles, “we don’t have long before dinner so let me show you around quick,” She bows to me, “welcome to Wichita dormitory, this is our communal lounge, the communal toilets are this way,” she pushes open a door to a pretty washroom with a toilet and washbasin. “There are four dorms all named after Kansas towns. This is Wichita. In each dorm there are eight rooms, which can hold four students. The boys' wing is exactly the same.” I follow her down a short corridor, she opens door number 7, “This is us, we actually have this place to ourselves at the moment. That may change if a new student comes, or if there is a falling out in another room or dorm.”

The West Dormitory is a large western style building used as barracks for the students with rooms housing as many as 60 students each. They could see 2 of them from a distance, side by side to separate the male from female soldiers. To the north was the Science Department's main building, a massive building housing several laboratories for different fields of research. There is also a huge botanical garden and several animal barns and corals to the north, including a marine facility with large aquariums containing creatures Dorin have only seen in books. There was also a wild preserve at the back of the main Science building opening to the forest where several animal species, mostly endanger

Even the beds wer‌e wider, h⁠eav⁠ier, bui‌lt to last. Luxury I hadn’t‍ noti‍ced at first b‌ecause I hadn’t known t‌o expect it.⁠ “No sc⁠hol‌arship students get placed‍ here,” Miles continued. “Ever. They usually put‌ them in Dor‍m 6 or 7. Smaller roo‌ms.‌ Fe‍wer amenities.⁠ Less… scrut‍iny.” Scrutiny, “So when people see you here‍,” he finished, “th‌ey noti⁠ce.”

It was on the same side of the park as the academic buildings. The dorm was a plain yellow building—less rustic, more like a budget hotel. No balconies, but the stairwells and windows were visible from outside. After a few signatures, the elderly receptionist handed me the key to my room. My dorm room was on the first floor—a four-bed shared space, with three beds already taken. The white walls were lined with beds, and the desks were right beside them. In the corner opposite the door, separated by a partial wall, were a sink and a mini fridge. The bathrooms and showers were in the middle of the floor, accessible from both hallways. The kitchen and lounge were at the far end, across from the

“Indeed, it was. There’s no mistake with the boarding arrangements.” Alexander’s brow furrows, but before he can press for more information, he is quickly cut off. “As a matter of fact, I meant to inform you and your brothers that we no longer allow exclusive residencies on campus. From this semester onward, all floors in Moonhaven’s dormitories will be accessible to all students.” He peers over his shoulder toward the reception room where he left Lizzie. “Is that so?” “Indeed. Why, is there something that troubles you?” Alexander lets out a thoughtful breath. “No, thank you for your time, sir.”

“Would you like to persuade Father to allow us to live in the dorms?” “Only the nobles could stay in there,” Mika said as she rolled her eyes. “Says who?” Kael raised his brows. “I heard from a senior that there are no rules that commoners couldn’t stay in the dorms; the reason why only nobles could stay there was that commoners couldn’t afford the price.” “And how much would it be?” Mika said as she crossed her arms. “Fifty.” Kael grinned. “500,000 shekels per semester.”