The little boy beamed, "Th--ank you~!" Kaine felt better about not having to wander around the halls like a goof. He quietly prayed he wouldn't end up with a drama kid. He hated drama kids.

She led him towards the boys dorms' hallway. "Make sure to keep a mirror in your room, okay? But... not in the bathroom." She added the last part with an awkward laugh. "You know, like the one in your room at home? The one we can talk to each other with?"

The boy nodded, giggling a bit, "--Yeah!" He hugged his sister's leg (yes, he's that short) and pulled away. H held out his little hand, and moments later an almost exact replica of his mirror from home materialized in his palm.

She beamed with pride once again. "You know, you're getting the hang of it. That's one of the best ones you've made so far." She pointed to one door. "Let's check if anyone is in that one."

Kaine nodded, flushing with that nice feeling one gets from a compliment. He pocket the mirror and waddled up to the door, shyly knocking on the wooden surface with a small hand.

When no reply came, Bellamy opened the door for him, peering around the room. It seemed pretty empty. "I think you can decorate it however you want to, KJ." She said, surveying the space.

Kaine stood on his tippy toes to reach the light switch, flipping it up. Moments afterward the lights turned on, illuminating the room. The small boy beamed. He'd totally renovate this place.

"I wonder if we have our classes together." She crouched beside her brother, watching as he took in the surroundings. "I hope so. Then I can keep an eye on you, huh?" She winked and ruffled his hair.

The boy giggled, attempting to shield himself from the ruffling with his short arms. "--Hehehe--!"

She laughed, picking up her brother. She quickly kissed his forehead as he attempted to fight her sisterly affection. "Okay, okay. I get it. No tickling or ruffling of hair."