HA! Scared ya, didn't I?

No, our sassy-ass lil' Water Master is just as alive as usual [and at the moment -- depending on which book you're reading -- she's either having an identity crisis, really, really injured and scared, sleeping in a dog-pile with a bunch'a boys in the living room or helping Jay clear out some wiring so people can sit down.

So yeah. Overall, Lizz is alive and most likely really pissed off

But anyway here's Lizzzzzzz'ssssssssss room in the Monastery -- cuz as I see it, it's segregated rooms on The Bounty, girls share a room and boys share a room, but at the Monastery, they each have their own room [but the boys all have constant sleepovers, anyway, cuz they can't fall asleep without listening to each others' snoring whoOps]

But, without further adieu, here's her room's layout:

Lizz has claimed the largest bedroom as her own and remodeled it to her liking solely for stacking the walls with books.

It's a tall room with one window-wall outlooking the backyard of the Monastery, the mountain in the background with the waterfall, pond and river. Lots of pretty pink cherry blossom trees. Lilac trees. Some apple trees. Just lots of plant life 'n such back there.

Anyhoe, Lizz repainted her room from the dark blue/light blue/yellow polka dotted walls to just the blues, no yellow polka dots, anymore. She wants it to be all wooden paneling, but thinks that as too much wood paneling and is still debating. So, one window-wall, two painted walls and one wooden "wall".

There's a balcony that looks over her room, cutting across the window-wall towards the roof. There's only a bunch of pillows and blankets up there so she can lay up there and watch the sunrises or sunsets and read a bunch'a books

Her room looks twice as small as it actually is because of of the wooden wall panels that spin to reveal a "secret" library. There's a couple sofa chair loveseat things -- and pillows and blankets -- in there, too, and the staircase that leads up to the balcony cuts across the bookshelves.

The bookshelves in question are little diamond-tilted slats that cover the entire wall [the wall opposite of the spinning panels] and they're so chock-fulla books that she's had to expand the book placement onto floor-stacks. There's still some shelves in the main part of her room, holding her most-read books, but still. Everything is overflowing with reading material.

Her main room, speaking of which, is... usually... nice and organized. 'till she actually does something in her room, then it looks like she did Spinjitzu and just wacked everything up. Just literally, like, everything is strewn everywhere; books, headphones and clothing being the main things.

There's floofy blue carpeting around her bed, and mahogany hardwood-flooring around the rest of the room. She has a computer desk with, like, 3 laptops on it and stacks upon stacks of notebooks and drawing pads with pencils and doodle utensils up to yingyang, too. She hardly uses any of this stuff because she's always playing games/training/fighting crime with the guys. Dresser and a closet for her clothing 'n junk, but as stated before, most clothing is on the floor, so both are mostly empty.

Bed is up against the right-hand wall when walking into her room -- the left-hand wall being the rotating paneling and the wall opposite the door being the window. Her bed is so chock full'a pillows, it's not even funny. Pillows of literally every sort; 2 body pillows, two rectangular pillows, 3 small square pillows, a foam-finger shaped pillow, etc... Most are falling off her bed, or getting shoved into the headboard slats -- which, coincidentally, hold snacks, flashlights, small knick-knacks and such, and not more books.

Nightstand has 3 alarm clocks and a bunch'a jewelry, none of which she, like, ever wears, and she never uses, like, any of the alarm clocks unless she's using the one to blare loud music from the iPod she plugs into it.

If any of this shite made any sense to any'a'y'all