Antonio & Jarek "Rogue"'s Apt

At the edge of the residential district, with about a wall and a half facing the open desert, there is one of the many apartment complexes of Death City. It is here that Antonio and Rogue share an apartment, with Justice living on one of the upper floors. The boys' apartment is a three bedroom, two bath, on the first floor. They do not have a third roommate, and instead leave the third room open for the off-chance that they find a third roommate or a friend needs a place to stay.



None of the furniture in the living room seems to really match --- an after thought of the boys' once they moved out of dorms. They have two old couches, a black coffee table, a shelved stand they use to hold up their tv, and the... occasional music equipment sitting about lazily... generally when Rogue hasn't been home for too long.



The kitchen is Tony's domain, the only room that he keeps consistently clean. There's nothing fancy about it; it has typical, white appliance, a dishwasher that only works about seventy-five percent of the time, and cheap looking cabinets and counters. Various appliances can be found on the counter tops, as well as a knife block that looks like it gets more attention than anything else in the room; a whetstone sits beside it.

Their dining area is simple, with a long table and a series of mismatched, uneven chairs; a couple of the cushions seem to have old stains on them, and at least one smells like beer.

The boys share a bathroom, which is kept tidy only because Rogue would rip his hair out otherwise. It's fairly basic, with metal cups and toothbrush holders, the medicine and under-the-sink cabinets completely organized. The drawer closest to the wall has the boys' colognes; the one closest to the toilet houses a variety of 'feminine products' for whenever any of the girls are over. They only have one shower curtain, but it's water proof, albeit hand-me-down.

Tony completely moved into the apartment when they left their dorms; all of his personal possessions from home are in his room. The walls are painted a dark grey, resembling concrete or worn-out asphalt. Band posters cover the walls, and his music and training equipment sit barely organized in two of the corners.



Rogue's room is the only one that consistently looks both lived-in and clean. He has a loft bed with his desk underneath, a futon for the off-chance that someone stays over or he just feels like not relaxing in the living room. He has his own mini-fridge and microwave, for his 'strange' foods that Tony can't understand how he manages to eat. All in all, it looks fairly basic, with most things in his closet.... with the single exception of his computer set-up, where the apartment's modem also resides.



The last room(s) of the house are apart of the master suite, which is their third bedroom. The furniture in it is all mix-matched, basic and simple wood. Like Rogue's, the bed it lofted, with a small love seat underneath. Shelved line the wall on the opposite side of the window, covered in various books and some games, as well as whatever gaming systems aren't currently in use at the time. One of Rogue's old laptops sits on the small desk, already hooked up to the wireless network. There are a few notebooks, and even a couple sketchbooks, in the desk drawers, with a variety of pens, pencils, and even a computer tablet in the keyboard-shelf-turned-drawer.



The master bathroom houses the guest closet, the largest in the house, as well as a bathtub/shower combo. The closet has a small dresser inside, filled with various, unopened packs of socks, underwear, and other misc clothes; the bottom drawer is labeled "Jazzie" and looks like it is barely able to close. The one above it has "JEA" on it. Various clothes, some even with tags on them (though many are from thrift and consignment shops/stores), fill about a quarter of the closet, both men and women's, for nearly every season, even some jackets and coats. Shoes fill the bottom, mostly cheap flip-flops and old sneakers. By the toilet is the remainder of a pack of toilet paper, and the cabinet above holds various toiletries, mostly unopened.