Tea Party at Garreg Mach Monastery
Professor Byleth has invited you to an afternoon tea party, a very welcome break from the tedium of training and studying. Byleth has chosen a selection of Hresvelg Blend tea and baked goods from the monastery's bakery for your meeting. You have recently been taking a liking to Byleth and hope to deepen your connection, perhaps it may even help those slipping grades. The Tea Party is situated in an isolated part of the monastery's garden, far from prying ears or eyes and offers a chance for individuals for get to know each other in a more intimate environment, or perhaps discuss things that they rather their classmates or other teachers not hear.
Rock's Apartment
Rock's residence contains a living room with a tiled floor. The entry door is at the end of a narrow hallway before the living room. In the middle of the room is a rectangular coffee table with a couch near the entrance hallway, as well as a single armchair close to the blinded windows. To the right of the armchair is Rock's CRT TV, whereas a fridge sits at the corner adjacent to the hallway. Lastly, Rock's bathroom and shower are to the right of the fridge as well as a kitchen range and iron-guarded window. Rock sits in bed, fading in and out of consciousness, nursing a gunshot wound to the chest that perforated his lungs.
The Black Lagoon
The 80-foot-long torpedo boat has the typical features of the Elco PT boat, having four torpedo launchers on deck, a three-chine hull, four deck hatches (the lazarette and engine room hatches on the rear and the galley and forepeak hatches on the boat's fore), and two turrets that extend upward from the bridge/chart house and dayroom. The Black Lagoon is metallic light gray but is painted red below her waterline. The front turret on starboard leads down into the bridge of the ship, whereas the aft turret goes into the hold. The bridge is where Dutch pilots Black Lagoon, and located on the dashboard are the torpedo firing control box, a hand radio, and several marine gauges. The day room is a narrow area aft of the bridge where passengers commonly reside, or store extra supplies if necessary. Dutch and Benny are away while the boat is in port at Roanapur, leaving Revy and Rock alone. The ocean breeze keeps the atmosphere fresh, while the gentle waves and setting sun set give the place a romantic appeal.