Datenshi was given her own personal living space upon reassignment to the YSS Tokyo, and given full responsibility of redesigning it as she was reassigned.

Soft dark hardwood floors cover wall to wall in the room save for the bathroom, and the interior is fairly sparse in design and decoration. A few stationary volumetric screens along the wall as you walk in directly to your left, to you right is a large “C” shaped couch against the wall in dark black leather with a gray marble-topped coffee table in the middle of the couch. To the right of the couch is a refrigerator, usually stocked with various alcohols and snacks, the freezer stocked with ice cream.

On the coffee table are a few datapads, usually a gun or two, and almost always a few empty beer cans and ice cream containers.

The bedroom is open to the rest of the room, just past the living room. A full-size bed rests against the far wall of the room with a maple colored wood nightstand and six drawer dresser. The bed never seems to be made, crumbs in it seen and more often than not covered in clothes, at least partially. To the side of her dresser, closer to the bathroom, is a full-body mirror that reflects the walls in front of it.

A soft blue tile breaks up the hardwood floor interior to give the bathroom a bit of waterproofing. A small simple toilet, a white sink to match the toilet sits opposite the toilet on the far wall of the bathroom, and next to a rack with a few towels and a clothes hamper on the wall beside the towel rack. The shower dominates the rest of the room, sitting in the corner next to the toilet, it is tucked in with a large glass wall and a large waterfall style shower head.

What was supposed to be the bedroom originally, was turned instead into a studio. Soundproofed from both the rest of the room and the rooms beside hers, the walls are covered in a foam mat material from floor to ceiling save for where her audio desk sits. A microphone stands in the middle of the room along with a large amplifier, microphones around the room to capture sound, and a stand for her guitar, there is enough space in the room to fit a full four or five-man band including a full drum set. Along the walls in the room over some of the foam padding rest physical pictures of her in various states of playing music that had been taken over the years.

This page was originally created on 2020/02/23 18:07 by Sageshooter.