Yes

Well, what exactly are you supposed to do? Run away {if Escape Attempts=1}again{endif}? Try to fight back? No. No, this is your fate, now. What do you gain by delaying it for two minutes while he subdues you? Whatever the answer to that question is, it's outweighed by the collar.

He leads you across the school and outside, to a nearby ship. It's smaller than the proper Imperial battleships you've seen in holomovies, but it's still two full stories high. It's sleek like a jet plane, with broad wings made of dark but glossy polymer. "Your bedchamber is in there?" you ask.

"For now," he says. "Once more space has been cleared out, there will be a barracks in the building." He leads you through dark narrow halls of the starship's interior. You pass through a barracks full of soldiers. It's the middle of the day, but the same ones who guarded you overnight are sleeping now. This is the first place you've seen soldiers without any of their armor on. The freaky thing is, without it, they just look like normal people.

The nothian speaker takes you past the barracks and into a room near the front of the ship. It's a simple room. There's a bed in the corner. Next to it is a table with three large drawers. To your right, there's a chair which looks like it could rotate, but is currently facing a screen mounted on the wall