"Phew! Finally made it to my room," I said with relief. "Time to meet my roommate! Room 060 here I come!"
When I turned the door handle and opened the door, I expected to see a boy my age lying on the bed either playing video games or rushing his last term homework. Instead,I saw a girl with jet black hair, onyx-colored eyes and she was 5'5 inches tall. It looked like she was trying to put on her school uniform. What I shouldn't have seen was what she wore under her uniform.
Once she saw me, her face turned beet red. Before I said anything she charged right at me with a snow white rapier pulled out from nowhere. I had no time time to avoid her attack ,so I did the next best thing any boy would do. I quick casted an armor enhancing spell to reduce the damage I would take from her rapier strikes.
I imagined getting strike 10 times by her rapier, then waking up in the school infirmary with bruises everywhere. Back to reality, I instinctively caught the blade of her rapier, leaving the edge of her rapier pointing directly at my chest. Thanks to the armor enhancing spell, my hand only managed to get scratch off after catching her blade. Blood dripped from my hand.
I was actually surprised and scared at the same time, because when she attacked, my hand started moving on its own, like there's a unconscious part of me that's more aware of situation than me. My roommate was so stunned that she got her mouth hanging.
"What are you, peeping tom?! A regular pervert or a trained fighter?" she asked.
"I'm not sure...Really!" I replied.
Suddenly, her rapier started glowing white along with my sword sheath glowing dark purple. I felt a surge of godly magic emitting from the rapier, then a stronger one from my sword sheath. That's when it all went bad. It seems both of our gear were having an argument because her rapier shot a a burst of energy at me while some of her power were repelled back at her. We both were shot backwards. I know I hit a wall because I immediately blacked out but I don't really know what happen to her much less care because of what she did.