Block 7

Dylan - He can be briefly described by the Japanese term "hikkikamori" - a socially isolated person. He communicates drily and only on business matters no more than once a day. Brandon is a composite image of the "muscle man" stereotype. He is confident, always cheerful, and outgoing.
Karl is a smart and slightly shy country boy who loves nature with all his heart.
Tyler is a pretty serious and smart guy, somewhat similar in character to Dylan, in some ways even worse

Lucky Charms University is a place where the brightest and luckiest students get admitted. Its symbol is the unicorn: a statue of a golden unicorn stands in the park between the dorms and is considered the university's talisman.

The campus consists of several buildings: the main multi-story building hosts lectures, a third building, a gym, workshop-hangars (Albert teaches hacking in one of them, for example), and a laboratory in the basement. Nearby is a cafeteria, and near the bus stop is a kiosk selling mail and merchandise; it's open from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m.

The dormitories are two buildings outside of Henforth: the left one for men, the right one for women. They are connected to campus by a bus route. Each block houses up to six students: three double rooms, a common area (also serving as a kitchen and living room), and a bathroom.

Between the dorms is a recreational area: a park, a basketball court, a lounge with an outdoor pool, a small stage, and a non-alcoholic bar. Further away, behind the women's dorm, is a farm, actively used by students of the Faculty of Ecology and Nature Management.

The university has several faculties: Ecology and Nature Management, Mathematical Economics and Control Theory, Painting and Fine Arts, Sociology and Social Informatics, Literary Translation from Ancient Languages, and Molecular Biology and Biotechnology. The university's policy is based on freedom of self-realization and respect for each other; environmental awareness is emphasized, including waste sorting and resource conservation. Lucky Charms diplomas are highly valued worldwide.