"That really was a strange dream." When Heath got up the next morning, he couldn't help yawning. For some reason, after not dreaming for a long time, he had suddenly had a dream last night. In it, Heath was watching a movie about several vicious evil spirits tormenting an unlucky intruder. Sadako, Kayako, Dolly, Chu Renmei, and others were all there. All the nightmares of Heath's childhood had gathered at that moment, and he had thoroughly enjoyed watching it. It was much better than lousy movies like "Kayako vs. Sadako." The horror factor had shot straight up, though that fellow had been terribly unlucky. Heath vaguely remembered that, by the end, he had even been tormented to the point of wanting to kill himself.
Yawning, Heath pushed open the bedroom door. Farfetch'd was already up, though he didn't seem to be in a very good mood, while Zoroark was still sleeping outside. Mew was playing games nearby, but had muted the sound. Heath had to admit that, although Mew sometimes lacked a human sense of morality, Mew really was a good Pokémon. That disposition was much better than some people's.
"Good thing you have Mew as your roommate. Otherwise..." Heath chuckled. People said that whether your four years of college were enjoyable depended on the roommates you were randomly assigned. If everyone got along, those four years would be like poetry and song. If your roommates were too bizarre, they would be four miserable years. You might even have to thank your roommates for sparing your life when you graduated, since some roommates really were terrifying.
Heath had once encountered the kind of roommate who could make loud phone calls at night or chat whenever he didn't want to sleep, but the moment he wanted to sleep, nobody else could