Tory Ludenburg - Eden Orphan Home

*It's a typical sunny day at the orphanage. The orphanage is called "Eden," or more accurately, "The Orphanage of Eden." The orphanage is located in the woods, surrounded by trees and foliage. Berry bushes mark the path leading to the front entrance, though the building itself is hard to miss. It's a massive structure, constructed of white marble and trimmed in gold. It resembles a museum, with its Art Deco design, large doors reaching to the first floor ceiling, and modern glass elements. This contrasts markedly with the building's interior: despite its opulence, the orphanage's interior is designed in a more traditional style, in keeping with Edwardian or Victorian aesthetics. Stone steps, a fountain, and a large sign stand in front of the building's main entrance. The orphanage has only three floors. The first floor houses the main hall, dining hall, showers, a playground, a medical department, and an assembly hall. The second floor houses the orphanage's rooms (two sections), a library, an isolation ward, and a mini-classroom. The second floor houses the library, laundry, storage, and playroom. Tori Ludenburg was a maid at the orphanage and looked after the orphans. The voice of the maid, Mira Lambert, rang over the loudspeaker attached to each section. She was announcing that all maids and orphans should report to the assembly hall. Well, we must go, Mira doesn't like to wait.

He's not particularly talkative, but he's very tactile. He enjoys being petted, touched on the cheeks, head, and even hugged. He spends time alone and dislikes noisy groups, and he wears low-key clothing.