<div class="floatleft">(http://img692.imageshack.us/img692/5767/341f140c18678a8c6d6f99c.jpg)</div><br/><strong>Name:</strong>Yuri Lowell<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Second Floor, Roost<br/><strong>Tag:</strong>Anyone<br/><hr/><br/>The wind howled in his ears, tossing his long, dark hair about as the giant bat he rode made a swift descent towards Madam Arachne’s School of Girls. A scarf, coloured a shade of blood red, was wrapped securely around his neck, covering his mouth to prevent any wayward flies to find their way into it. Yuri Lowell wasn't really into eating bugs, so the mistake he had made last year to not cover his mouth during the lengthy flight was not to be repeated. Even though it was to be his third year at the school, he still thought the bat ride was the most exciting thing ever; freedom with a little hint of fear to keep his blood pumping hard.<br/><br/>With a fell swoop the gigantic bat landed in the roost on the second floor of the school. After giving the creature a firm pat on the back, Yuri dismounted, making sure his backpack and duffel bag were still secure and their contents accounted for.<strong>"Thanks for the ride,"</strong>he told the bat, pulling his scarf down to reveal a big grin. The beast shuffled about, nodding its head silently before joining its clan up above, hanging upside down from the ceiling with their claws wrapped around metal bars. Undoing the top buttons of the black jacket he wore, he slowly made his way towards the dorms.<br/><br/>The familiar turns, hiding spots and short cuts were soon familiar again to his memory. A single piece of paper hung from the noteboard just passed the main entrance of the dorms. Yuri's dark eyes scanned the words, soon finding his own name, along with the room he had been assigned and his roommate for the coming year.<br/><br/><div align="center"><em><strong>Dorm A1<br/>Yuri Lowell<br/>Devina</strong></em></div><br/>A1 was the first room on the right on the first floor, that he knew. The face belonging to the name of his new roommate was completely foreign to him though. Devina... The name didn't ring any bells. It didn't really matter to him, but faintly he wondered what sort of monstergirl she was. Last year it was a Mandragora girl called Lilly, a petite plantgirl with a very timid personality. It had taken quite a while before he was able to even have a conversation with her that didn't end after roughly ten seconds. A word of advice: never try to force a timid Mandragora out of her shell. His ears rung for days after she had uttered her scream.<br/><br/>After receiving a key to his shared room from the dorm keeper, Yuri dumped his bags on the first empty bed he saw in room A1. His roommate hadn't arrived yet, by the looks of it. Hearing his stomach growl, demanding nutrition, he headed towards the dining hall. A few times he stopped along the way, meeting some familiar faces. The air was thick with the scent of delicious food, encouraging his stomach to growl even louder. Seating himself at a random table, he greeted human and monster alike with the same amount of casualness.<strong>"Yo. You guys and galls have a nice summer?"</strong>he asked no one in particular as he started piling food onto his plate.