The Spaces Between Coordinates

Chapter Five

A/N: This is a filler chapter so I'll post the next one as soon as possible. Thanks for reading!

In the small town of Geiseinger, the RSG is the tallest and most advanced building. The livelihoods of the people here are mainly from agriculture. In terms of ability, there were surprisingly few people that had gifts to help in their work. A few water manipulators here and there, and the occasional animal whisperer. In spite of this the town thrived and in respect to their livelihood, the people maintained a simple life.

Acres of land spanned half the town. Farm houses could be seen everywhere one looked. A few factories for dairy products and wool spinning. The occasional brewery with orchards and barley fields surrounding them. Even the town itself was semi-modernised.

Flower shops could be seen near every corner, parks for children near shopping districts and a few tall buildings here and there. It was a quaint town. The same cannot not be said for Anastasia's hometown Stasis Breach. While most of the world's jurisdictions had advanced, that town was one of the relics of the past. Everyone only seemed to seek out help from anyone else who was not from the town. As a result it remained the way it was and slowly deteriorated.

The simpleness of Geiseinger emphasised the stark differences of architecture with the RSG.
Which was why the RSG stood out so much.

Upon entering its premises, one comes through a tall electric fenced gate to a large parking lot containing various vehicles for both students and faculty. Opposite this parking lot is a long white horizontal building with a flat roof. Every ten meters or so has tall sliding windows that show some classrooms as well as tinted glass for bathrooms. The sidewalk along the building has outdoor lights with small cameras attached to them.

On the other side of this building are paved paths that zig and zag across grass and small picnic tables with tall trees to provide shade. Further away is a small football stadium with a seating capacity of a thousand and, like an Olympic stadium, a track field surrounding the football pitch.

Next to the stadium is a white four storey building that has black ledges indicating the separation between floors. Each floor has two rooms excluding the top floor which has a lab for AP Biology and green house directly across from it. The second floor has a chemistry lab and library with books just for AP Chemistry. AP Physics is for the third floor and has the biggest lab in the whole building.

The ground floor has a main reception area, a glass elevator in the centre of it and a small cafeteria. The room across the floor is the school's general library that has thousands of books on other subjects and even has a basement floor that allows the students to carry out extensive research. To make it comfortable and conducive there are chairs paired with desks, bean bags and coffee tables with table lamps and designated areas for study groups with couches and tables.

Going back to the main gate, one can note with appreciation the vast acres of freshly cut grass, flowers and shrubs around buildings and along pavements. The main school building is the real tyrannosaurus rex of the exhibit. It is the tallest building in the middle of the premises with five storeys consisting of four classrooms and lavatories for students and faculty.

Surprisingly it is the only building that has staircases located at the four cardinal points. They protrude from the building each having a glass exterior that gives a panoramic view of the entire school property.

Behind this main building are three other buildings that serve as the division hostels for the students picked for training. Each building has been designed by the designated captains according to their fields of expertise. Only students with their division pass cards can enter these buildings and they have to enter with biometric scans and passcodes.

Despite the school being in a simple town, they have a large number of foreign exchange students as well as the locals coming to enrol. In a short time, it has built a name for itself and its academic reputation is widely known at national level. Occasionally, wealthy individuals come searching for bright minds to work and fuel their industries. It came as a general rule to say if one attends this school, they would have a one hundred and ten percent chance of working with a big shot company in the future.

And so, it brings to question just what reasoning did Anastasia's mother have to send her assassin daughter here?

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