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Llyr had no idea what was going to happen in the class that was apparently going to happen; but he'd seen the sign and he'd gotten very curious, so here he was, staring at it with a look of interest on his pale, scaled face.

Then he promptly pulled out his phone and semi-awkwardly texted Pachua (he still was unused to even using the thing).

Ever the adventurer, Merry had found the plywood wall, the note, all of it. She didn't have any idea what was going on, but she was curious enough, even after her trip into the haunted house, to stick around a bit.

Not the only one, apparently with the same idea. Llyr was already there, and Merry gave the nix a very fond smile as she headed over to him. "Hello Mr. President!~ How are you doing?" Well, she hoped, even if she did miss cuddling up with a certain quetzalcoatl. They had looked very cute together at the dance. Happy. That was the important thing.

The ghoul would also pull her phone out, firing off a quick series of texts.





A pause, and the ghoul angled her phone at herself, making a kissy face into camera as steam from the hot spring rose up behind her.



She was so witty.




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Jory still wasn't walking great, but that wasn't as large a hindrance when he had a big strong mahamba to lean on. Now that they were on a similar class schedule again, Zaire's presence was not only appreciated for all the obvious reasons, but also because he was more than happy to assist his injured boilfiend up and down the halls.

It was on their way back to the dorms that he spotted it, the wall, and he'd pointed, expressed curiosity, and now they where there--because Zaire couldn't say no to his boil's big, baby blues.

"What do you think?" It seemed to be a class, though Jory wasn't sure what would be taught. It also hinted and battle, so maybe it was something that would help them(more so him) get stronger?

With a hum he leaned against Zaire's side, taking weight off his still sore leg.

This was an odd place for a wall. Was it always here or is it temporary, Danirate wondered as he paced before it a moment with his calm gaze now carrying a hint of a question in them with his interest having been caught by the unexpected situation he has happened upon. He was further taken by surprise when in attempting to enter the gap in the plywood, he was pushed back, eyes widening slightly for a second at the opposing force before returning to normal with his regained balance.



Battle? This was something that could certainly catch Alpinely's interest. The gathering crowd drew her in curiously and upon reading the sign she decidedly chose to stay and see what this was all about. She had also never been here before from her recollection, and took to transforming into a flock of bats to see if she could get across the wall from above, seeing as there seemed to be a force protecting the hole serving as the entrance.

Nope. Alpinely as well was repelled with a push and she retreated for now, transforming back into her humanoid form after flying back down to ground level where the gathered ghouls and boils waited, too.

Anna had never been near hot springs, though they weren't uncommon in the mountain ice range that had been her herds home. Arctic behemoths weren't ones really to enjoy the water for more then anything besides hot water.

She stared at the text, then rolled out of under her bed where she had been placing charms underneath to keep creatures out.

Once she arrived, she moved slowly to Merry and smiled at the ghoul. By smiling, she was actually very plain faced, but her tail curled affectionately around the chimera's.

"Hello Merry." Her gaze landed on the Nix and the one Merry called Pachua. "Good day to you two as well."

The cheek kiss earned a soft chirrup from the ghoul, and the grin grew, voice coming in an affectionate hum. "Thank you, you also look lovely. Fingertips touched her cheek, then dropped back to her side, coming to rest on the curve of a hip. "I'm good, keeping busy with classes and Fearleading." Just practices for now, but hopefully soon maybe there'd be something for them to cheer at.

Bright eyes twitched at the approach of easily recognizable wings. There was a small pang as she watched the two, a subtle sense of lose, but she couldn't help but giggle at the short boil's drowsiness. "Don't forget, I know where you're ticklish." If it was awake he wanted, it was awake he would be. Dainty fangs flashed, expression gone impish.

To Llyr's question she could only shrug. "Dunno. it could be anything." But she was eager to find out.

She caught Anna's approach out the corner of her eye, and a delighted trill emitted as the behemoth sauntered closer. Immediately her tail moved to answer that fond coil, wrapping nimbly around the much thicker one. An arm looped around the shorter ghoul's shoulders, and she dropped a kiss at the base of one large, plush ear.





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The boil made a soft noise as a kiss was pressed to his temple, one eye closing, before a smile tugged at the corner of lips. "You think everything looks like work." He was teasing, of course, no matter how true the statement might be.

Hopefully the injured ankle wouldn't put him at too much of a disadvantage. Battle made the class sound like it might revolve around physical demands, rather than mental ones.

The gathering of boils and ghouls caught her attention and Aniu soon found herself blinking at the sign before a big grin broke out on her face as she whipped out her phone. The haunt snickered lightly to herself as her fingers ghosted over the keys.



The ghost hit send and snickered again. Before pausing and sending another text.

She raised her brow curiously at the second text, tilting her slightly. Though when little kitty clambered over her shoulder she smiled. "Hey you. I know it's small but.. Better than nothing right?" The ghouls hand came up and began to scratch behind his ears before moving down to under his chin. "Ya sounded so thrilled with that second text." She could probably argue a few things that would be fun with water... but that might have to take some extreme convincing. "It it bugs ya that much, ya could have said no. I wouldn't have minded.