Pax Letale

Hello everyone. Victor Theson here. (in apartment 405)

I am just getting settled into this place. I am very impressed with the quality of the rooms and the amenities. I am looking forward to starting a new life here with you all.

I do apologize in advance for any disruptions I may be causing in the next few days to a week as I get some of my personal items set up, as well as likely purchase some furniture and move it in. If anyone has any good suggestions for a place to find good furniture and appliances, I would love the assistance, and I'd be happy to thank anyone who gives me some good tips with a friendly round of drinks.

My schedule is pretty free right now. I'm waiting to get completely settled before re-joining the work force. I suppose I'll just treat it as a mini-vacation. Please feel free to come an introduce yourselves to me, if you like.

I'm pretty laid back, and enjoy most social activities, good conversation, and good music. I'd also really like to explore the beaches, and any trails their might be in the area. If anyone is interested, please let me know.

I suppose that's it for now. Thanks everyone.

-Victor

Clearly nothing manufactured by Glade is going to get rid of the smell on our floor, so I'm politely turning to my neighbors. I'll pay anyone who can bring anything - candles, incense, etc - to D1 that will cover this reeking mess. Obviously you're also welcome to as much of this alcohol as you can cart back to your floor. I believe it's honey mead?

Hello everyone. It looks like Zara did a fine job introducing me, so I'll spare you all the small talk. My name is Navid Arzani. I'll be in D1 when I'm not at work, and I'm looking forward to meeting my new neighbors as time permits. I run a few growing civil and religious rights advocacy organizations, most notably an interfaith education/tolerance program. You'll probably get tired of seeing announcements about our events, but you can ignore those easily enough. For those who don't ignore them, we can always use volunteers. Send me a message whenever you're interested, and we'll find something for you to do.

[Locked to 705]

How are you faring, Brighid? I'm sorry I didn't tell you earlier I was going to be your neighbor. Things have been a bit hectic since Zara and I decided to make the move. You'll have to come up and visit when you have a spare moment.

[Locked to T1]

What's this I hear about a dinner party? Let me know what we should bring. I hate showing up somewhere empty handed.

[Locked to P3]

It's been a while. I was sorry to hear about your father's passing. I'd like to stop by when you're available; we have a lot of catching up to do, it seems.