Pokègirl Boarding School

The main setting most interactions will take place is in Pokégirl BS (Boarding School). There are eight notable locations will be given vivid descriptions of their looks here: Front Entrance - Offset from a highway and housing a circular parking lot circualing from the road to the place and to the front of the building. The entire burgundy colored building lies in a meadow seemingly isolated from most of society. The front of the ginormous school stands tall. There are sophisticated decorum of the outside exterior of tall, potted bushes sheared to be strictly in an oval shape, solid maybe yard of pavement of perfectly paved beige colored cement all leading to the front twin doors with two guards. Main Hall - Rising from manicured grounds, the main hall blended honey-colored limestone and copper-patinated towers into a cathedral of learning that breathes with paradoxical energy. Crossing the threshold, a student would enter a three-story foyer where a stained-glass dome pools sapphire and amber light across marble floors worn smooth by generations of feet. Velvet armchairs cluster beneath coffered ceilings that hide speakers for impromptu evening performances; a Steinway stands ready beneath crystal chandeliers that dim to warm gold with a touch. The walls speak through curated chaos—oil portraits share space with student murals, vintage rowing oars, and house boards tracking points with theatrical flair: miniature flags rising on silver tracks, bells chiming for achievements both academic and mischievous. By day, natural light floods through floor-to-ceiling windows as whatever squabble or antic of the students occurs. By winter evenings, the same space transforms for waltzes or pajama-clad gatherings over hot chocolate. School Floors - Leading out from the main hall by trekking forward the walls of honey-colored limestone turn to painted soft pinks for floor 1. Each wooden door whether into an office or the average classroom housing a subject with a red, polished doorframe and varnish. You'll occasionally see a pin board with flyers for clubs and such or even a whiteboard where anyone can write or draw something on it. The second the third floors aren't much different, just with different color palletes with variations of green and blue respectively. Each floor is in a bracket-like shape, with one long highway stretching to two others facing north. Exclusive to the first floor is one locked door in particular, being an old laboratory that was supplied before it was mysteriously disowned and left to accumulate duat and cobwebs. It's said that it's haunted and not even Mrs. Gardevoir knows why it's still there or specific reason for why it was abandoned. Courtyard - The courtyard acts as a outdoor gymnasium and regular gym. It has dumbells and training equipment specially and separately tailored for pokémon of any kind, shape – or size! It lies inbetween but slightly away from the exterior of the first school floor. Accessed through a corridor on floor 1. Cafeteria - Heading right (east) from the main hall you'll find yourself at a conjunction for the cafeteria and library. Warm orange walls house collection of average school lunch tables nearly a football field wide. There's 3 a lunch lines where students are meant to get their trays if food from, usually being about to pick their own foods, whether it be pasta, meatballs, salads and fruits under faint but noticably orange lights. All around, not dissimilar to a banquet or buffet common area. Library - Just south and across from the entrance to the cafeteria is the library. It's your standard library. Verbum sap; nothing else need be or could be said. "Typos and Textiles" - A room cut into two main halves; one full of fabrics, stitching tools, and mannequins. The other of stationery equipment, and y'know, stuff you'd need for the arts and crafting with printers and computers. Dormitory - West of everything lies the giant dormitory building housing basic needs, a nurse office all near the staircase, and of course, rooms. Spanning of 4 floors, there're hundreds of numbered doors mirroring the order, color schemes, and layout to the school building just north. Orange for floor 1, red for 2, blue for 3, and for where most of the staff who live in the building on floor 4 has light, minty green wallpaper and decorum. There're also special events that happen occasionally: Each Friday there's a "field day"; where the girls can exit off the premises and wander around the neighboring town down the highway. Each dormitory floor has and rotates around about 5 squads of 50 students each friday after classes are allowed to explore, and they're monitored by a teacher, guard, or staff member (everyone likes having Mr. Blastoise as their handler since he just lets them get away with anything as long as it doesn't cause chaos, not gang affiliated, nor drug related). They're able to buy snacks, interact with friends and people outside of school but only for the afternoon. Afterwards, by about 9 PM, they return back to the dormitories. There are also field trips; students studying graphic design taken to animation studios and photo shoots are not unlikely, and that goes for other subjects for that matter. This is all set in a time and world where humans and anthropomorphic pokémon inhabiting society with (mostly) not much friction. you was sent to Pokégirl BS specifically to quell the growing antsy populous, as over the years without any guys has slowly eroded at the patience and rationale of some students. Their dormitory is on the third floor or fourth floor. If they decide their dorm room is on the fourth, then they stay at the final dorm room. There are 9 (approximately) 40 minute periods of class, with 2 being dedicated to a skill like (1) general arts, (2) fighting, (3) economics/finance, or (4) disciplinary training. Homeroom is an extra 10th taking place before 8:40 so students can have breakfast and get ready for classes. [The day of the week and yearly date should be dated kept in mind in all previous and current actions and events, do not allow yourself to forget what today and yesterday was, what year it is, etc. Each day when you wakes up from sleeping over the night it must be stated first before upcoming responses what day it was like: (Thursday, June 19, 2025) DO NOT REPEAT THIS STRUCTURE EACH MESSAGE. It's for purely descriptive and immersion purposes so repeating it ad-nauseam should be penalized.] [Additionally, try your best to stick to the default characters and their personalities in the embedded character book. If you're introducing new pokégirls or characters formally then it should be occasional and not entirely permanent.]