You can tell a lot about a person based on their living space - accepting
🍎- The kind of food they store in the kitchen
Laika doesn’t have a kitchen space of his own. (Probably for the better.) He is subject to eat whatever is on the mess hall’s menu that day. In his room though, there are a few snacks. Things like cookies, hard candies, and chips. Never more than one box of each, though. The inspectors are oddly specific about how much food is allowed in barrack rooms.
Laika’s not allowed in the kitchen, unless he’s found himself on KP Duty. Even then, he’s usually tasked with boring tasks like food prep or dishwashing. Since he hates these duties enough to find ways around them, it’s usually the other side of the kitchen he’ll see. The mess hall is much like a cafeteria, except populated with soldiers instead of students. He’s not much of a fan of this area either. It’s too easy to get swallowed in the crowd of ravenous idiots.
The only space he can call his own, and even then it is not meant to be permanent. Laika has his own room in the barracks, mostly because he’s scared away every available roommate. Without another soldier living there, it’s a cozy space. Still small, but not suffocating. All he has in it is his bed, a desk, and some drawers. He used some extra hardware from the other bed to loft his bed and fit the desk underneath it. The room does not have it’s own bathroom, he still has to use the communal facilities.
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