Writer's Notes
This page is meant for writers more than readers.

Writer's notes is supposed to be possible to edit by anyone. Important stuff about the campus should be noted here as it is relevant across all story branches.

Here's just a bunch of assorted notes left by Aces.

East Adephagia Technical University (EATU) is the name of the school.
The school's motto is Fames enim scientia.

Here are some school sororities/fraternities:
Kappa Delta Epsilon - Consume Create Prosper. Consists of artsy predator girls.
Sigma Tau Kappa - House of Kitsune, who basically are in worship to their yet-named kitsune leader.
Eta Beta Phi - "Eat-a-betta-pie" is a culinary focused group which is known for its gluttonous yet friendly members.
Alpha Sigma Alpha: Asfáleia se Arithmoús (Strength in Numbers) is a prey exclusive group. Basically, people who are sick and tired of being seen as meals. Can be a bunch of nerds and hippie types, or even aggressive SJW style people who belittle preds. Using numbers, money, or some form of power, they show the predators on campus who's boss. Preys also join just want some place safe to hide/use to stay away from preds, or preys that want to act like white knights.

Here are a list of the buildings on campus. Note that the first number of a room reflects the floor that a room is on. For example, 126 is on floor 1.

Velvet Hall
Standard Dorm, 3 floors, 80 rooms per floor. Segregated by gender between boys 01-40 (north) and girls 41-80 (south). Every north and south wing also has a recreation room. There is a central staircase and elevator, plus additional stairs at each end of the building.
-- Known Occupants --
Player (Male), Simone - 319
Player (Female), undecided roommate - 347
Jeremy, Gareth - 209


Amazon Hall
A dorm with bigger rooms and halls for bigger occupants. There are 2 floors, 40 rooms per floor, which are segregated by gender between boys 01-20 (north) and girls 21-40 (south).
-- Known Occupants --
Claire (who ate the prior occupants) - 109
Rook, undecided roommate - 207

Atlantic Hall
A dorm that appears to host an aquarium, but it's actually the residency of the school's aquatic and amphibious students. Rooms (tanks) are customized by need. Above ground it is 2 stories, but the top floor is purely maintenance. Underground, it extends underground for 2 sub-levels with 20 rooms each. There is no gender segregation. Rooms are numbered B01-B20 and SB01-SB20 for basement and sub-basement respectively. Ground level floors are just labeled A101 to A120. Upper levels are A201 to A220.
-- Known Occupants --
No established occupants

Dragon Hall
A dorm that looks more like a boarding house than a dorm, set on the edge of the campus. Everything is communal, and there is no gender segregation, but there are very few occupants. Only dragons are typically allowed to live here, though rare exceptions are made if the other dragons agree to it. Rooms are numbered D01 to D20
-- Known Occupants --
Christine, Nour - D16

Staff Hall
A large building dedicated exclusively to staff. Considering the remoteness of the campus, all staff are given on-site living amenities including a shared kitchen, a cafeteria, office space, and private quarters. Students can find their instructors here during off-hours.
-- Known Occupants --
No established occupants

Student Center
A small building with administrative and student services on the first floor. On the second floor is a cafeteria, plus meeting rooms and a banquet hall next to the café, but these are normally locked.

Academic Center
A classroom building that consists of classrooms for math, business, legal, social study, and any other courses that do not fit in the other classroom buildings.

Art Center
A classroom building that consists of classrooms for liberal arts and culinary courses. It includes an auditorium and campus restaurant.

Science Center
A classroom building that consists of classrooms for computer sciences, traditional sciences, and medical courses. There are three large science labs in the building. An on-campus hospital is operated by med students, post-graduates, and faculty.

Recreation Center
A leisure building that includes an arcade, weight lifting room, a gymnasium with basketball hoops and indoor running track, an Olympic sized swimming pool, a smaller salt water pool, sauna, outdoor hot tubs, and a cafe on the second floor with a billiard pool table and a dining balcony.

Field House
This triangular building serves as both a stadium with seating on the sloped side as well as storage for sports equipment. The field in front of the stadium is for American football or soccer depending on the current setup.



Jump to a character
Self-explanatory. Jump to the start of a character of another page.

It is recommended that you play through the story as it was intended, starting as a non-descriptive and nameless boy or girl freshman. Otherwise, the context and appearance of these characters may end up making no sense.

However, if you would rather start the story as a more established character, here are the options to jump ahead and do so, beginning in one of their arcs. This is mostly to aid writers.

Here is a list of some current transitional characters and their starting pages:
- Doki
- Lindy
- Rook
- Simone
- Sonya
- Maria
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