16. Dormitory supervisors will conduct room checks at irregular intervals.
Between 5:00 and 22:00, dormitory supervisors will enter the dormitories to check on students. Please do not eat in the dormitory, keep the dormitory clean, and do not leave any trash in the trash cans.
After 10 PM, dormitory supervisors will conduct roll call at the dormitory entrance. If you hear your name called during the roll call, please immediately say "Here!" Unoccupied beds will be reassigned by the school.
17. Dormitory assignments are random. Your roommates will have different personalities. Please respect their differences, avoid staring directly at them for more than ten seconds, and do not laugh at or dwell on their behavior.
18. Please close all doors and windows before turning off the lights. Do not get out of bed or open the door for anyone, no matter what noise you hear. Otherwise, you will be responsible for the consequences.
[19. Hot water is available in the dormitory from 4 PM to 8 PM; cold water is available at other times.]
[20. The toilets on the first floor of all buildings in Ghost Village Middle School are dangerous; please do not use them. For other toilets, please respect the toilet spirit.]
As it stands, the rules seem to be working normally.
Suzuka Kijima calmly looked at the rules posted on the bulletin board, but unfortunately she didn't have a camera to take a picture of them and could look at them slowly when she got back to her dorm.
There are only a few points to note about these rules:
As mentioned earlier, there is a high possibility that a fifth person will appear in the dormitory. However, since this rule is not just for personal use, if a fifth person does appear, the other three roommates will probably take action as well.
The second point is the issue of dormitory supervisors checking rooms.
According to the rules, dormitory supervisors conduct room checks in two ways: one is before curfew, which involves checking the cleanliness of the dormitory; the other is after curfew, which mainly involves taking attendance to confirm whether students are in the dormitory.
One noteworthy detail is that if you don't return to your dorm room at night, you will lose your bed for good.
Therefore, some students will probably have to stay overnight in the cafeteria.
However, the cafeteria is not necessarily safe either, so currently, staying in the dormitory is actually the safest option.
However, this rule also resolved Suzuka Kijima's confusion about the cafeteria seating dispute, because although the cafeteria rules stated that "food can be taken back to the dormitory to eat," students are actually prohibited from eating and drinking in the dormitory, let alone "there can be no trash in the trash can."
Although theoretically one could quickly finish eating in the dormitory before the dormitory supervisor checks rooms and then take the food out of the dormitory, if a room check occurs during this time, it is very likely that one will be finished on the spot.
No wonder that pickpocket was so eager to finish his meal in the cafeteria.
The third point to note is the curfew after lights out. The rules say not to get out of bed or open the door, and the dormitory supervisor won't come in to check rooms. Does this mean there are some dangers in the dormitory after lights out?
Suzuka Kijima felt goosebumps rising on her arms.
Is it safe to stay in bed?
Hopefully, the blanket can provide an effective barrier.
The remaining rules held little value for Kijima Suzuka. She wasn't the type to stare at other people's faces, and her upbringing didn't allow her to shout or yell without any decorum.
As for climbing through windows or something, she never even considered it.
Some rules may be meant to keep those annoying little monkeys in check, but they have nothing to do with Suzuka Kijima from a scholarly family.
When I got back to the entrance of dormitory 2013, there were already sounds coming from inside.
It seems my roommate has returned as well.
As soon as the door was opened, the sounds inside the room ceased, and the two beautiful women looked at Kijima Suzuka standing in the doorway.
Are you our new roommate?
The girl's voice was a little hoarse, but her face was fair and bright; she would be considered a beautiful young woman even on Earth. It was hard to tell if she was born that way.
Suzuka Kijima nodded without saying a word.
The pretty girl smiled and waved her hand: "Do you want to use my white powder? I'm recommending my white powder to Rain Girl. It looks really good on the face. Look, I use it every day."
Her fingers were long but somewhat withered, quite different from her radiant and beautiful face.
It seems she is Bai Fen Ji.
Kijima Suzuka glanced at Shirofumi's features, memorized her roommate's appearance, and silently shook her head.
"Oh dear, really." Bai Fenji seemed disappointed with her failed sales pitch, but she rallied and continued to try to sell to the woman she called the Rain Woman: "Are you sure you don't want to give it a try? I think you have a lot of dampness in your body."
Clearly, the Rain Woman didn't bother with her.
Suzuka Kijima tilted her head slightly, as if talking to herself, staring blankly at the ceiling and said, "I really want to know what stories my three roommates have..."
"Do you want to know my story?" White Powder Princess suddenly jumped to her side. "You'll know once you use my white powder~"
Kijima Suzuka ignored her.
Because Suzuka Kijima was asking the think tank of the Sakura Kingdom, not her monster roommates.
The think tank in Japan quickly grasped this point. Out of concern for the children of high-ranking officials, they quickly found information about the three roommates in the vast mythology and sent it to Suzuka Kijima.
A futuristic, semi-transparent blue pop-up window suddenly appeared in front of Suzuka Kijima, explaining the identities of her three roommates.
The Rain Woman, according to legend, was a wife who waited anxiously for her fishing husband. She was swept into the water by the waves, leaving behind dampness and puddles wherever she went. Fortunately, she usually harmed men; any man who smiled at her in the rain and shared an umbrella with her would eventually die from the dampness.
The White Powder Princess, in the mythology of the Sakura Kingdom, is actually called the White Powder Granny. Her current face was peeled off from other girls, and she obtained their beautiful faces by tricking them into applying white powder.
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