she nodded. she knew they wanted to help her, she just needed to get used to... everything. she took a breath and said, *ok. and for the record, im sorry how i acted before. i was stressed, scared, angry, and upset. i just want to make some things clear.

first, i would like to be alone for a while. it has nothing to do you - ok, it does somewhat, i do live here now - but its mostly because i cant go back to my old home and i just met multidimensional creatures.

second, im probably going to be upset for most of my time here. again, not your fault. i just am like that. deppression and all that.

thirdly, i would like some answers on what all of you are and why im here. please.*

The owl nods. "Alright. You should probably rest a little- your room is the one on the left."

she nodded and said, *and again, im really sorry.* before heading to her room and closing the door. everyone heard soft sobs coming from the room.

Neither of them disturb her.

after she got the crying out of her system, she looked around her room, curious.

It's quite nice. It's a large room, with a big, cushy bed that has a TV fitted onto its top so she can watch shows while not even having to sit up. There's a minifridge and a microwave at one corner, along with a few boxes of snacks and such. There's even a small balcony, fitted with a comfy chair and some birdfeeders that've already attracted a few local birds.

she smiled. this was a lot better than her old room.

To top it all off, there's a pleasant smell coming from somewhere in the room. It smells like sugarcookies, and it's quite nice.

that got her attention. she rose and looked around her room, trying to find the source.

There isn't one. It's equally pleasant-smelling all across the room, and she most definitely wasn't smelling it in the main hall.