Your Adviser

As your mother drops you off and drives away, you can't help but feel a little scared. You don't know what to expect and you haven't got much experience with Alphas other than your family since you went to an all Omega school. So you take out the letter that had been sent to you a few weeks ago and immediately go looking for your adviser, Mr. Dmitri. From what you can see from the picture they provided you with of him, he's an older man with nearly white hair and light gray eyes. You looked him up on the internet before you left and only saw good things, so aren't worrying about him too much.

You head up to the third floor, where his office is located. You don't run into anyone, which isn't strange since you showed up pretty early, but you expected to run into a few more of the staff or maybe a few others that might be your roommates or future mate.

You see Mr. Dmitri just outside his office, nursing a cup of tea while talking with a female Alpha. She is, from what research you've done, the head honcho here and makes sure everything is running smoothly. They talk until you make a small noise, bringing you to their attention. "I'll leave you to your work than Lewis." she says before walking past you and into another office.

Mr. Dmitri, who insists that you call him Lewis from now on, leads you into his office and gives you a quick rundown of the establishment. There are five floors, the third floor being where the cafeteria and the advisers and other staff are located. The second floor is where the Alphas will be staying, the fourth floor is where the Omegas will be staying when not on their heat. The fifth floor is where you will be when your heat does hit and you have the choice of braving it alone or taking an Alpha in there once you find your mate. The first floor is simply a meeting place, where you all can mingle together and relax with friends you make here. It all seems pretty simple to you. He tells you which room you'll be staying in and tells you to explore as you wish now that you're here, but to go to the cafeteria at six for the introduction ceremony. You leave the room and look about, wondering where to go now.