St. Jolia University's faculty housing consisted of only one building.
It was a common apartment-style building, three stories high, generally provided to teachers with particularly special circumstances.
After all, in a city like Springs, being a university teacher was a dependable and well-paying job, so not many people needed such housing, and most would opt to buy or rent their own homes.
Given that premise,
only the first floor of the three-story dormitory was currently fully occupied.
The second and third floors were mostly vacant.
The reason Ronald had turned his attention to this apartment dormitory was due to an individual who abruptly resided alone on the deserted third floor, entirely inconsistent with the occupancy plan of the building.
Of course, Ronald did not believe that, on his first night of investigation, he would catch either Mil or the "Nine Commandments" Caster.
Such a search was, at best, a methodical pursuit,
part of a significant effort that evening.
