<strong>Kunoichi - Alone in her room</strong><br/><br/>Kunoichi's room was a rather unusual one, or perhaps not so unusual, given her... unique tendencies.  She had an extremely low-set bed, the mattress practically resting on the floor, if not for the strong wooden frame seperating the two surfaces.  She also didn't have much in the way of bedside desks or tables, though the side of her bed frame that was flush with the right wall was raised, basically serving the same purpose.  It was on this that the case for her glasses, an alarm clock and a lamp rested, as well as the occasional drink or plate of food.  She hadn't brought in anything like that at the moment, though.  On the underside of her bed was also a set of drawers, as well, but she didn't really advertise their presence.  They contained various... personal items, which she preferred not to leave out in the open for anyone to come in and see.<br/><br/>Other notable features of the room included the soft and fluffy carpeting, specifically-selected to avoid friction burns and other nasty scrapes when she inevitably tripped over something in her room, the bookshelf on the left wall that, alonside books, contained various models, assorted toys and a few of Kuno's tamer photos, along with her clothes, of course, and the window along the north wall that had been nailed shut after the one time the poor girl had been left hanging precariously out of it by one hand for a few hours.<br/><br/>There were also a few posters hanging along the walls, mostly old science fiction movies and comic book covers, though the poster for the first Star Wars movie was up there, as well.  Overall, it just seemed like a room where the bare minimum had been provided had been provided to make it feel like a home, without leaving anything in the way that an accident-prone young woman might trip over and really hurt herself on.  Even all the corners had been rounded off on what little furniture she possessed, and the only chair that a guest might sit in was a simple bean-bag chair propped up against the wall underneath the window.<br/><br/>The blinds on the window were, of course, tightly-drawn at the moment, and Kuno was still laying in her bed, though by now she had at least turned over and was staring blankly at the ceiling.  The lights were off, so it was only the natural lighting from the sun that shined through into her room, and the gentle sound of the shower running down the hallway was oddly-helpful in keeping her calm as she lay there.<br/><br/>Music would have helped even more, of course.  Perhaps it was worth it to spring for an MP3 player when she got her next paycheck?  Well, if she didn't have to pay for any other damages this month, anyway.  Maybe her laptop would even be back from the PC repair shop by then...