Edward let Tiger take hold of his wrist, wishing he<i>could </i>jump ship. He'd wanted to before hazing was even through and it had been a very terrible attempt to runaway. Yet another casual encounter with one of Tiger's roommates and Edward was one step closer to agreeing. He pressed as close against the other side of the stairs as he could to make it easier, giving a nod much as Tiger did.<br/><br/>Kappa house sounded far more organized than Mu, the third floor reserved for the seniors and then every other room fair game. Frehsman bunked in the basement room, unless they'd proven their worth enough to earn a room upstairs. Edward had been one of them, now able to atest to the sheer animosity people could give simply from others receiving special priveleges they couldn't. Edward came to a stop when Tiger did, another check on the 'switch allegiances' list with the simple noise of a key turning a lock.<br/><br/>"Can't be any smaller than mine," Edward said as he passed by Tiger to go in, looking around and admiring it. It was nice. Simple, neat, and still enough personal touches to actually call home. Edward found himself gravitating to Tiger's collection of decorations, admiring the awards more than anything. The glint they gave off from the warm natural sunlight made them seem far more spectacular than they were, surely. "Much nicer. I leave mine at home. Last year, one of my first place trophies that I'd brought broke."