Hunter's Room

Hunter's Room
This is where Hunter tends to spend his time if he isn't working down in the armoury or gun deck and isn't out and about the ship. It's certainly not the largest room on the ship, but it's certainly not the smallest, as there would be room for a good portion of the Infinite Horizon Pirates to be in the room at the same time. Hunter designed the room, seemingly, like a combination of a bedroom and a small living room, making surprisingly optimal use of the placement of the furniture for such a combination. It's kept decently clean, but there is still the danger of finding a misplaced wrench or pouch of gunpowder lying about. It is lit by four hanging lights that hang just above the main area. The room is open to all of the other inhabitants of the ship, the door very rarely being locked. Hunter also tends to maintain a policy that the other inhabitants can use just about anything they find in the room as long as they give him a heads up.

The Desk
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This decently sized wood desk faces the front of the room, meaning that it's normally the first thing you see when you walk into the room. It is complimented nicely by a black leather reclining chair that allows for a good degree for comfort when sitting at the desk. This is where Hunter does numerous things: writing letters, taking notes on interesting/useful things he's found from nonfiction books, reading, drafting ideas for firearms and upgrades for others, etc. Needless to say, a lot of paper passes around Hunter's desk, and paper is something that Hunter tends to pick up at ports.

The Main Area
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The main area of Hunter's room consists of two decent sized gray couches on either side of a medium sized coffee table. This is where the living room aspect of the room comes in. Hunter's uses this as his relaxing and work area, either relaxing on either couch and reading instead of using the desk, or using the coffee table as a place to do minor work outside of the armoury.  For some reason Hunter has no problem getting small nicks on the coffee table when using tools, but maintains that drinks must be placed on a coaster or something similar. It's also decent as a meeting area.

The Walls
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There are many things either placed along or sitting on the walls in Hunter's room. For one, Hunter keeps a seemingly out of place guitar case leaning up against the wall behind one of the couches. He's maintained that someday he's going to use it for something surprising, but he's never clarified any specifics. The rooms main trashcan is beside the guitar case, oddly enough (the secondary one is hidden next to Hunter's desk). In one of the corners of the room sits Hunter's bookshelf which gets filled with any book he takes a liking to at local bookstores whenever the BeetRoot pulls into port. In the corner opposite the bookshelf, there sits an odd sight. It would appear that Hunter stacked four small school desks on top of each other to use as a storage shelf. Whether this shows ingenuity or oddity is up for debate. There is also a simple changing screen sitting on the same wall as the bookshelf, and is used for changing without worry about being walked on in the morning. Other than that, Hunter keeps room on the walls for interesting pictures or paintings he may come across.

Bed Situation
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Hunter has a decently inconsistent sleeping situation. Hunter has a designated bed, a wood framed double bed on the right side of the door, which is very nice and fluffy and is hidden by the door whenever someone walks into the room, meaning it's normally the last thing someone sees when they come into the room. However, Hunter does not always use it. You're just as likely to see him asleep at his desk or passed out laying on one of his couches with a book either in his hands or laying over his face as you are to see him in his bed. Surprisingly sleeping at his desk or on a couch does not cause him any visible discomfort to others, and the only difference between the times when he sleeps in his bed or at his desk or on a couch is that he seems more well rested in the bed.