<strong><span class="bbc_u">Percy Mudo</span></strong><br/><br/><strong>Where:</strong>Obelisk Blue Entrance Hall<br/><br/><strong>With:</strong>Madison Sage<br/><hr/><br/>Words could not describe Percy's feelings as he gazed at the sight of just the entrance. He could feel the royal atmosphere just by touching the door, and it seemed to envelop his entire being as he gazed ahead at the lounge area. Massive sofas, and butlers in black suits to cater to their whims? It was better than he had thought, and he just knew there had to be a catch; there had to be more than just winning two duels.<br/><br/>Despite his feelings, Percy walked briskly to the lounge, just to get a better look. As he gazed at the wall that held the stone tablet, though, he soon heard a heavy sigh behind him, and it didn't sound like a pleasant one. As he turned around, he saw a student that had his hand over his chin, looking like he was pondering about an unpleasant situation with his brain underneath his blonde head, with his hair cut short as it fell over the side of his head. His blue suit matched the walls, but the white buttons helped him from entirely blending in. Staring at Percy, then Madison, he let out another heavy sigh, before he spoke.<br/><hr/><br/><strong>Regalus Regal</strong><br/><br/>"How very coarse," the student spoke in his thick British accent. "It would appear that two people from the petty Slifer dormitory have found their way into this prestigious establishment. How I do tire of this open campus policy; it ruins the status of the place that calls Regalus Regal home." He put a lot of emphasis on his own name, as if to imply that the two couldn't understand he was talking about himself. "Perhaps I should ask one of the servants to escort you away, as you obviously have no right to be here..."<br/><br/>Percy just flashed the rude boy a look of irritation. "We do have a right," he said with firm assertion to his voice. "We won our duels, and so we're dorming here."<br/><br/>Regalus then let out a snobby laugh, shaking his head. "Oh, you think that gives peasants a right to stay in this dormitory? How quaint. I do suggest that you two go to that excuse of a living space this island calls Slifer Red before you even attempt to stake a claim that you belong in the presence of the prestigious and wealthy."