Levi frowned as Mariah asked him the question. "Ummm... well my parents are dead." He said sighing sadly. "So I was sent here by my half-sister."<br/><br/>As Levi walked into their room, he saw the large water basin with Mariah swimming in it and smiled. of course, being half fire sprite meant he rarely enjoyed water, so he left her to having fun and walked over to find the Seimezi had already put his own things away. Noticing a note laying on the bed(there was only one bed besides the water basin) He picked it up and read it.<br/><br/><div style="text-align: center;">Please allow the Nagas to use your body heat during the night. This is non-negotiable and breaking this rule is the equivalent of being racist.<br/>-Headmistress GAIA</div><br/><br/>Levi wasn't really all that surprised since his half-sister had told him about this. "Hey Piko... looks like we're sharing a bed... and my body heat apparently."<br/>_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________<br/><br/>Meanwhile, Corry was shocked too much to reply to Skye as Aislinn shook his hand. Weren't Light Elves supposed to hate his entire race? Yet here she was, being friendly with him?!?!<br/><br/>"Uh... name's Corry. Halfling Dark Elf..." he said lamely. "As for who's staying with us, this is Skye. She's part Werewolf."<br/>__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________<br/><br/>Samantha decided to go to her room and noticed someone in the bed opposite hers with his head under the sheets. "Ummm... hello? I need to get changed... you don't mind, do you?" she asked hesitantly. Deciding she would rather be dealing with him seeing her than with each of them throwing the other out during the year, she simply got undressed and got into her pajamas, not caring if he was watching, then walked over to his bed and shook him. "Are you ok? I hope you aren't one of those self conscious types..." she chuckled shyly, wondering if he had peeked at her. "If you don't want to talk, that's fine, but I'm here to lend an ear anytime." She said. Her ocular deficiency had led her to be a caring, motherly type early on in life, since she was teased as a child, and never wanted to see people suffer.