<div class="floatleft">(http://i.imgur.com/rtjTRKO.png)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Akiyama Amaya<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Akiyama's dorm room<br/><strong>With:</strong>Megumi Shika<br/><strong>Time:</strong>First day of School; Night Time<br/><hr/><br/>Though not feeling wholefully convinced by Megumi's response, Amaya decided to leave it and just put some faith into what was being said.<br/><br/><strong>"If you say so"</strong>She replied casually. She tried to not make it sound like she disagreed, but she doubted there was any chance Megumi didn't pick up on it. She didn't have much to say on the matter when she had admitted that anything she said on the topic would merely be a seed of bias due to her already not liking Akumi.<br/><br/>Megumi's comments on the bathroom were peculiar, Amaya wasn't sure if she should be frustrated, worried, or if there was little to care of it. She assumed Megumi had noticed the bright orange bottles that had been half pushed aside, though she wasn't sure if she should be worried about it or not.<strong>"The shower? The entire room looked clean when I got here though..."</strong>She wasn't sure what to think, at least with no knowledge of what it was Megumi had seen in particular.<strong>"I'll, uh, get on it I guess, I'll do it tomorrow"</strong>She found herself scratching the back of her neck trying to think of what kind of impurities Megumi could've seen.<br/><br/>On the question of layout, Amaya was unsure how to answer, she had admittedly not seen many of the other rooms, despite having arrived early.<strong>"It's a double, uh, how do I best explain it..."</strong>She tried to think of how to best explain it without having to force Megumi to take off the blindfold.<strong>"I got an idea, hold on"</strong>Without getting up, in an awkward moment she laid her upper body over in the direction of a cupboard, opening it to pull out a notepad and a good pen.<strong>"I'll draw it out on this notepad, like, real hard, while you won't see the color, you should be able to feel where I traced it, I'll explain as you feel over it"</strong><br/><br/>And with that, she started drawing the room, judging the distance between things as best she could. First the outer walls, then the subsection that made up the bathroom, forming the room into a crude. After that, the doors, including which way they went, and then the beds, and last, the table where they were sat and the wardrobes and cupboards, as well as the TV in the corner of the room. To finish it off, she put the notepad in front of the notepad so the door was on the same wall on the drawing as it was in reality.<br/><br/><strong>"There we go, hold on"</strong>She scooted in next to Megumi and led her right hand up to where they were sat, starting to narrate the layout of the room. It was inherently a bit more plain and a tiny bit smaller than the one Megumi had shared with Akumi before. There was no stationary table, just one that could be pulled out if desired for instance, and the free space on the floor was somewhat limited, it clearly wasn't designed to host a lot of people. The room resembled the layout of a hotel-room with two double-beds more than anything really. Not that it had been an issue when she was alone, she wasn't one to cry out about privacy either, it wasn't like she was very used to it. When she first saw the layout and how it differed from the other rooms, she'd not thought much of it. Studying the stray fire-plan chart, she'd seen that the room was a tiny bit smaller than all the other rooms on the row, which made her conclude that there had been some miscalculations by the engineers and architects, and that it had been a last second solution to make sure there were enough beds in the dormitory.<br/><br/><strong>"If this doesn't give you enough of an idea, I could alternatively put away a lot of my things and you could have a look at the room if you're feeling up for it"</strong>