Bruce Banner has just returned from his lab, where his latest experiment came out really well. He should go straight to bed, because it's six in the morning, but he can't seem to become the right kind of tired, probably also because it's six in the morning. So instead he's watching the sun rise out the window of his cozy (tiny) grad-dorm single room.
Chuckles and cuddling. "I wonder, if I cuddle you so long I'm at risk of being late will I get really implausible coincidences to get me there on time." He doesn't actually know how long that is, though, because his watch is somewhere on the floor and probably under his pants.
"As if I needed more temptation to stay right here as long as possible." He remembers Leia's remark from earlier about how he's super doomed and almost smiles. He hasn't encountered any doom yet, at least.
"Mrh, gotta go do what the machines tell me." He disentangles himself from Leia with one more kiss and fishes his phone out of his pants to shut it up, then puts on the pants so he has pockets. After a bit of consideration he doesn't bother with the shirt. "See you later. I'll tell you all about it in the morning, unless you don't want to hear about it in which case I won't."
"Love you too."
Now, what's the fastest way from A to B on this campus? Through the tunnels. What's the fastest way from A to B when time and space are subordinate to aesthetics? Definitely through the tunnels. He heads at a jog for the nearest building with a connection to the shared zeroth floor.
It's hard to tell if the moans are coming from around the corner, or out of the air vent. Bruce is not one of the people who spends his nights climbing around inside the walls, but the people who do are at least sometimes the sort of people who would escalate to fucking in them if the universe made it easy enough. He doesn't feel the need to investigate, though; he has places with actual mattresses to be.
"Hello. I hope I'm not all that late. I'd say I was tied up but that's a lie; I haven't been tied up since a couple hours ago."
"Nope. Whole thing's just getting started. Your clothes had better come off though, it's the rules."
"Wouldn't do to be breaking the rules at my own party," Bruce says, putting his clothes and shoes in a neatly folded pile next to various other people's. He has to fight down a surge of nervousness when he remembers how many people he's never met are going to be here potentially judging him, but he reminds himself that he has a loving girlfriend and a promise of eidetic memory if he screws enough randos. He looks around to get a sense of who's here already and what they're up to.
Bruce hasn't read the Silmarillion, though maybe he should. He makes his way to the math cuddlepile, sits down not touching anyone but within easy reach of several, and starts contemplating the problem. Asks a clarifying question of a cute boy with green hair.
Either one of his stats has made Bruce more comfortable with casual touch, or his main problem with it was the now-discredited conviction that nobody wanted to touch him. Either way, this is nice. He does more math and sort of brownian-motions his way deeper into the pile of increasingly heavy petting.
He sure does! It might make him worse at math, but he can play with their nipples and maybe they won't notice his difficulties.
Well, the math problem will still exist if and when they get back to it. That's the nice thing about math; it's all timeless and eternal and doesn't care if you get distracted. And hey, he has no idea who anyone in this pile is, which means anyone he gets off counts towards his eidetic memory quest.
When nobody can give anybody else diseases and everyone is enthusiastic about the situation, there doesn't seem to be any reason whatsoever!