Welcome to the Project Iapetus team, [name]! We are happy to have you onboard as our team's [role]!

H4-L0

First, please inspect and equip your company issued H4-L0. The H4-L0 is a vital piece of equipment meant to ensure your safety while you reside in Summit Basin, and is necessary for access to the restricted rooms in the Tower.

Features

Security: The H4-L0 utilizes NFC and bio-monitoring technology. It must be used to access your room and certain work areas, and can only be used by its designated owner. To use your H4-L0, simply hold it up to the black NFC contact pad mounted by the access point.

Safety: The H4-L0 receives a signal from the Tower protecting you from minor Phantasm influence while within the property's Boundary.

Communication: The shielding that protects the compound also blocks external signals. A local network can be accessed by connecting your personal devices to the hotspot provided through the H4-L0. If you do not have a personal device, you may requisition one.

For your own well-being, the H4-L0 cannot be removed once equipped without administrative override.

The H4-L0 has been customized for each person, and appears as a circular accessory made of white powder-coated aluminum. This can be a collar, cuff, anklet, etc.

Living Quarters

There are five floors dedicated to living space. Each floor has five rooms, though two pairs of rooms share a common living room and bathroom.

It is the Resident Advisor's responsibility to maintain harmony within their hall, and in return they get an entirely private suite. Others still have their own private rooms but need to share common areas.

Work & Life

As long as each associate fulfills the duties of their role, they will be compensated accordingly. Otherwise, associates are encouraged to establish their own routines and work/life balance.

Other assignments will be posted through the Task Board. Completion of these assignments is vital to the progression of the project.

There were two bits of good news. One: Hunter didn’t have a roommate, because it was summer and that apparently meant that the dorms were pretty empty and that the rules and regulations that would govern the fall semester were up in the air. Two: Hunter didn’t have a lot of stuff. This would make moving relatively simple and he could get it done within the morning and then have the rest of the day to scout out Swynlake.

Not that it would even take that long to do. Swynlake was… quaint. Quiet. Boring compared to the Boiling Isles, but then again, most places were. 

He’d just started to unzip his one suitcase with his clothes, when there was a knock at the door. 

“Hello,” said Hunter, upon opening it and spotting who he assumed was a fellow student. “Are you a representative of the university?”