Rima and Arun picked up their belongings and followed the others from behind. Of course, as quirkiness of her behavior, she worn her backpack on her chest. Somewhere in her logic she thinks that it's less heavier, though there's less evidence to prove so. Mostly, studies show heavy backpacks are damaging to shoulders and spine overall.<br/><br/>The two siblings walked up the stairs while keeping their distance from Lady Rosetta. Not that she was a horrible person, but they both agreed on a neutral basis that she seems strict. There was a lingering fear especially with Rima that she kept hidden and didn't dare say to the others. Once reaching upstairs the two read their hand tablets for their assign rooms. Arun glanced up from his tablet as the two continued to walk down the hall and noticed something. "We're at the end of the hall." He said to his younger sister in a murmur.<br/><br/>It wasn't surprising that she stopped and looked at her brother with pitched brows. "We don't have a room together?"<br/><br/>"No." Arun stated as he gently tipped down the tablet from her hands to check the screen. "Actually, We're one room away from each other."<br/><br/>She gulped nervously. "We can't stay in the same room though?"<br/><br/>Arun shook his head. "No, but we can possibly have sleep overs if we're quiet about it." He glanced up to check if anyone else is in the halls and thankfully no one was. "If anything, there's a lot of girls here, your age, you might gain new friends here."<br/><br/>Rima stared at her brother stubbornly and shook her head. She simply doubted it.<br/><br/>Arun shrugged his shoulders. "Not like I can force you to." He noted casually as he advanced towards his assigned room.<br/><br/>With nothing else to say Rima followed behind him with her head down, her doubts trailing not too far from behind, now unexcited to see her room. They both placed their hands on their personal tablets, taking in the Aura's, and the doors magically opened.<br/><br/>From there the two separated. Taking their time wondering through their rooms and relaxing a little before joining the others in the dining hall. It's been a long day so far.