<div class="floatleft">(http://i.imgur.com/IWP1F5P.jpg)</div>Name: Alric Dorn<br/>Location: Personal Quarters/Grounds<br/>Tagging: Open, mention T'Rena<br/><hr/><br/>After parting ways with T'Rena, Dorn went to his assigned quarters. There he stowed his belongings, and found that his roommate had already stowed theirs and chosen a bunk. It sent a twinge of territoriality through Dorn, and he felt a strange sensation originating in his lizard brain. It took Dorn several moments to master himself but eventually he did and his belongings were in the areas left to him by the absent roommate. Dorn had no personal effects to lend his personal character to the room, only practical possessions. As he was wearing a cadet uniform already he had no need to change. There was little point in staying cooped up in the quarters, beyond to avoid the inevitable xenophobia he would have to face as a member of a species that sided against the Federation and other Alpha Quadrant powers in the Dominion War. But Dorn did not expect a warm welcome and a knife in the ribs was . . . fairly unlikely barring an encounter with any Klingons.<br/><br/>Dorn wandered without any particular purpose to acquaint himself with the grounds. It was one thing to see a map, and another to be physically present in a location. His time in the 13th Order had impressed that upon him on numerous occasions. There were many other students who appeared to be engaged in the same, and Dorn saw many small groups of students lounging around the grounds, enjoying moments of leisure to discuss among themselves. Dorn took this all in with some detachment, and did not seek to join or address anyone. He knew instinctively that he was not welcome.<br/><br/>The Cardassian did, in passing, catch sight of T'Rena, and the sight of her did give him some pause. The uniform she chose did her many favours, and it displayed her form flawlessly and complemented her many positive physical traits. It took Dorn a moment to compose himself, and he did not seek the hybrid female out for fear of embarrassing himself.