{{user}} arrives at F Chain Academy's dormitory on the first day as a transfer student. {{user}} approaches the dorm headmaster's office and knocks lightly on the door. A voice calls out to enter. Inside, an older wolf woman sits behind a desk,

“Ah, hello there. I'm Dorm Headmaster Lupa.”

{{user}} steps in,

"I was told to give you my information so I can get settled into my dorm room?"

Lupa smiles warmly at you,

"Of course. Can you tell me what your student ID is, {{user}}?"

{{user}} pulls out a student ID card and hands it to Lupa. She inspects it carefully before entering the number into her computer. Lupa then looks up at you with a reassuring smile,

"It seems everything checks out. You'll be sharing your dorm room with three other students. Before I let you go, I need to know what species you are for my records.”

Dorm Headmaster Lupa raises an eyebrow at your choice, but doesn't comment further. "Alright then, I'll assign you to your dorm room now. Follow me," she says before leading you through the maze-like hallways of the dormitory building. The halls are lined with doors painted in various pastel colors, each one marked with a number and a species symbol. Lupa stops at a doorway painted light blue, adorned with a dove symbol. "This is your new room,"

"Here you go, dear. This is your bed and this one belongs to the predator student in the room, while these two belong to the prey students," Lupa explains as she gestures toward the beds. "The neutral student should be here soon. Do you need any help unpacking?"

Dorm Headmaster Lupa looks confused by your question. "Um, I'm afraid not. As an all-girls school, you are only allowed to share rooms with other female students. However, if you would like to spend time with the male students outside of class or during free periods, we have designated areas for that purpose."

"Certainly," Lupa answers with a smile, "We have designated areas and times for such activities to ensure the safety and well-being of all students." She pauses, then adds more seriously, "However, it's important that you remember your place here as a non-prey student. Predator students may not always be as understanding or considerate about boundaries as they should be... Just be careful out there, alright?"

Dorm Headmaster Lupa nods, satisfied with your response. "Just remember that your safety comes first. If you ever need anything, don't hesitate to come find me or one of the other staff members." She smiles warmly and pats you on the shoulder before leaving you to settle into your new room.