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Okay so, everything was out in the open (with Miss Danny at least), but he certainly did not feel as if that required a hug in any way shape or form. Remember, ghouls initiated hugs and there was not much you could do about it. And at least it was some weird one-armed hug around his neck. He had no idea why Miss Danny was happy for them, but at least she was not upset? At least Alexander was trying to change the subject, for which Yin was eternally grateful as he straightened up.

"I am pleased to hear that Miss Danny," he offered politely, but he decided to let Alexander answer her question. It seemed as if she had been asking him rather than Yin, and Yin was more than happy to try to let the two of them talk a bit. Perhaps they would become better friends, which would make everything easier in the long run. Thankfully Roch was far enough away that he did not hear him, or their pleasant class time would have probably turned into an enraged mantis storming about.

Alex hadn't been expecting the hug, and he was far too slow to react or move to avoid it anyways. All and all he handled it fairly well, however, with only a tensing up in his body and a wince while he squeezed his eyes shut and prayed to jack that he didn't spontaneously combust. When Danny let go, he blinked his eyes back open however, and couldn't help but return her excitement with a large grin of his own.

"That's good to hear!" He replied, before pondering his own answer to her question. The week after scarentines day had not been the most enjoyable experience of Alexanders unlife, and he probably would not wish to ever repeat it again. But since everything with Yin had happened things really couldn't get much better for the zomboil, so he answered as such.

"Things couldn't be better." He said happily, but then his smile slipped away as he looked around, startled at the noise of a...screeching? Squealing? Something. He glanced around but didn't see the source, but did notice Roch looking their way and gave him a small wave before remembering that the purple haired boil had told him that Danny was his best friend. So why was he standing over there all alone and not here with Danny?

It was puzzling, and he wanted to ask but...maybe there was a reason, and he probably shouldn't stick his nose in their business.

Though her voice changed often, causing his ears to flick about uncertain with how much he wanted to hear, it didn't seem like she had been seeking to cause pain with her voice. "Ah, that is understandable, my ears are just-" He motioned to them, "sensitive to such noises at times. It is nothing to be sorry about, as you didn't know. Thus all is forgiven as it is not a true transgression. I do not think you have disturbed this gathering any more than others might."

Her shyness made him wonder if he was being overly aggressive himself to go to her over her actions. "Let me apologize if I have come off as harsh. It was not my intent. I am known as Frost in the Storm, though some have taken to calling me King." Bowing he smiled. "You should perhaps come out to join the others. It would not bode well to remain hidden if the instruction cannot see you."

He first reaction got a small wince, but he tried to grin and bear it. "The pleasure is mine Siobhan." A she came out from behind the tree he was feeling a bit better. So he had not scared her per say, but then- she went to hid behind him. He gave a small sigh guessing groups were not her forte. "Would you prefer to remain at the edges of the group or more towards the center?" He didn't want to make her uncomfortable after all. "We need not be in the middle, but close enough we'll hear the instructor after all."

The fact that the someone was enthusiastically running a class that claimed to involve "AN ADVENTURE" probably should've convinced Moure not to come, but somehow the undead found himself looking around the back of his dorm building anyway. Following the signs, the Runner found the rather large gathering of students. He gave the group a quick scan and found the sign-up page and it's rather mangled-looking pen. Quickly he wrote in his name, and then looked down through the names. He knew some of the people here, actually.

Leaving the sign-up sheet, he glanced through the gathered students. There was Danny with two boils he didn't know, Roch, Mort, Ren, Lizzy, and then he spotted the blue hair of Edel. A grin came unbidden to his face, and he started over toward her. The patchwork gave a quick nod to those he knew, and then gave a more enthusiastic wave to the frost demon as he neared her. "Hey, Edel!" He said, quickly taking his place by her side. "Any idea who the mystery teacher is?" Moure was probably out of the loop, but he hadn't heard of any "Adventure Skills" teachers recently.

Well... no... he could be wrong, Roch thought, still contemplating the group hug. The hug could be something else... Maybe something good happened--

He shrugged, his attention turning to the group around him as he slurped down his smoothie. Oh! There was Moure and Edel! Hell, he hadn't seen Moure since the haunted house...

He contemplated going over there, wondering if he could get Edel to chill his smoothie for him again. With that thought he grinned and headed for them, his smoothie ready for a chill.

He grinned, showing off his tattoo proudly. "Ain't it awesome. But you're right, haven't talked to you since my vacation, and haven't seen you since--hell, the haunted house! How goes?" he asked, holding up a hand for a bro handshake. "Hey, you a second year, yet? I was gonna teach you to fight!"

Then he grinned at Edel. "Hey, Edel. You guys mind if I hang with you for the class?"