A room that is as unconventional as its current headmaster. Instead of hiding in a corner away from eyes, it is at the heart of most major pathways that connect. This was due to Jabari's desire to be easily approachable and accessible to both families, staff members and students alike that live in Uagadou. The downside is the constant noise from the typical animal prowls and travelers that use these pathways. The space itself is found in a mini-stone building lit with ever-burning magical torch lights scattered across its walls.

Despite its easily accessible structure, without even a lock on its entryway, most materials are locked away in cabinets and drawers under spells and charms that have periodical changes done to prevent theft.

If one were to enter into the building, they would likely be surprised to come into contact with a flower-y, fruity scent that wavers through the air. It comes from the fresh flowers that decorate the space. A habit of decorum that stems from Jabari's previous tribe. The walls can also be found hand carved with various designs by students.

At night, the moon's pathway and the many stars can be seen from the windows. Even in the open air, the room stays warm and comfortable thanks to the active torches placed against the walls. Many wooden chairs lay scattered and typically moved about in disorganized patterns.

Calenders plaster one wall, along with many scribbling notes and scrolls of various reminders and tasks. A sign that the owner of the room holds a heavy, important role that they feel heavily unqualified for.