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The line is silent for a while, other than the sound of shifting and a few confused "huh?"s.

"...Oh, voicemail. Right! I'm supposed to talk here... Well, you've reached Armony Eiselstein. I'm not here right now; check the common room or out front; I've been meaning to plant some daisies..."

*BEEP!*
 
 
 
 
 
 
It was late; or maybe early, in some's eyes. Either way, most of Fandom was sleeping, and Armony was rather glad of that. She enjoyed the school so far, but occasionally she just got a little overwhelmed by all the people. She had her lamp hooked on the edge of the bed and was sprawled on her stomach on her bed, three books open to pages with similar writing and one notebook in front of her. She was gnawing on the end of her pencil, thoughtfully. The door wasn't fully latched, the light from her lamp filtering out onto the floor in the hallway. She hadn't really noticed.


[Open, particularly so to a one stalker cat-loving alchemist. You know who you are.]
 
 
 
 
 
 
Armony was once again, perched against the wall on her bed reading. She had three or four notebooks spread about near her feet. She had a slightly confused frown on her face, and after a few minutes of staring at the same page in her book, she scowled and closed it. "I'm never going to get this," she said, flopping to the side and glaring at the book.

A smile spread across her face after another moment, when she remembered Edward's deal from the previous day. She would get to research alchemy with one of the brainiest kids she knew. If she didn't get better through him, there really was no hope for her ability. Or inability, as it were. Still smiling, she sat up again and flipped the book open to a different page.

[Post is open... and knowing Armony and her forgetfullness, so is the door.]
 
 
 
 
 
 
Armony had successfully finished unpacking, without a whole lot of things to set up. She had her one oversized duffel full of clothes, a pillow, and nearly her bodyweight in books, a small, collapsable bookshelf to keep them in, a little box with some pencils and a quillpen or two, a decently sized wooden chest where she planned to keep her clothing, and a single, wooden-framed photograph of herself and her father. Don't ask how she got all that here.

The bookshelf was set up against the wall at the end of her bed, and the chest beside it. She had laid all the books out across the end of her bed before she put any of them in the shelf, categorizing them by author, title, and subject on three shelves. The top shelf was where she put the photo, as if to give it a shrine all its own. The box of pens and pencils lived in front of a few less-read books on the second shelf down. She folded the duffel neatly after putting her clothes in the chest, and pushed it underneath the bed.

Once finished, she stood in about the center of the room, hands on her hips and a very satisfied expression on her face. "Done!" she exclaimed to no one in particular. She then rolled herself onto her bed, laying on her stomach and squeezing her pillow, inhaling the scent of home with a smile. She'd miss home, and her father undoubtedly, but so far, Fandom had proven to be a very friendly place, if not a little unsual. She sat up again and crawled to the end of her bed, skimming the titles of her books and snatching one out, along with a notebook and a chewed wooden pencil before scooting back to sit propped against the wall.

[Post is Open, particularly of course to the roomie and her cat. ^_^]

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