Jason Armstrong was a bundle of nerves and excitement as he disembarked the plane and got his luggage. As a Chicago native, Florida seemed like a whole different world. Palm trees and beaches were everywhere, and it just seemed like a much chiller and more laid-back environment. Jason was also excited to be away from home and able to live his life with more freedom. Of course he would have to be responsible and get good grades, but even just having the choice to stay out all night partying with no parents on his back was awesome. These were all normal things to be excited about, but Jason was excited for a different reason.<br/><br/>Jason was excited to be majoring in Archaeology. Ever since he was in middle school, he had loved History. During high school, he had seen the movie Sahara with Matthew McConaughey, which was based on a novel by Clive Cussler. After he graduated, he read the book that it was based on, and over two dozen Cussler novels after that. Reading these books inspired him to want to be an Archaeologist, to travel the world discovering History like the characters in the books. To see the world and live History was his dream.<br/><br/>With his career settled, he began looking into universities with a strong Archaeology program. He checked local universities, but none of them were offering good job prospects. With how much it cost to go to university, Jason wanted a career immediately out of college. His parents were paying his tuition out of pocket, so he owed it to them to make their investment count. After thorough research, he found just what he was looking for at Miami Beach University. While his parents were initially opposed to him going to school so far away, they ultimately realized that it was his decision and let him go.<br/><br/>Now he was here, and he couldn't wait to get there. Hailing a cab, he stuffed his luggage into the trunk and got into the backseat. The cabbie was a dark-skinned Middle Eastern man that spoke in a thick accent. Thankfully, being a born and bred urbanite, this was no problem for him.<br/>"Where you go, man?"<br/>"Miami Beach University."<br/><br/>The cabbie nodded, started the taxi, and pulled away. As he drove, Jason's eyes boggled as he looked around. The sun lit up a beautiful blue sky without a cloud. The palm trees seemed to reach for that sky, towering over the street. There were also a bevy of bikini clad babes walking around. That was proof that he definitely wasn't in Chicago anymore.<br/><br/>When the cab arrived at the university, he paid the fare and hauled his suitcase into the dorm building. Checking his key, he saw that he would be staying in Room 103. He had put on his application that he would be fine with a Co-Ed dorm mate, but the fine print said that occupancy might vary. Whether they were a man or a woman, Jason just hoped that they were chill. He was a laid-back guy that didn't like drama, so he could only hope. Moving down the hall, he found room 103.<br/><br/>The door was already open, so he figured that his roomie had made it here before him. He gently knocked on the door to announce his presence before coming in. Jason was in luck, as his roomie was not only a girl, but a hot one. She was hooking up a game console, and he beamed.<br/>"You like video games, too? Sweet."<br/><br/>Setting down his luggage, he shook her hand.<br/>"I'm Jason Armstrong. Nice to meet you."<br/>Looking around the dorm, he spotted a clothes rack where he could hang his clothes. Unzipping his suitcase, he started doing so.<br/>"So, are you a new student, too?"