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SOMETHING SEEMS A LITTLE DIFFERENT

Savages room has once again transformed in to something other then its normal self. You find your self in a medieval style class room. Not one sort with torture devices, but one furnished like a palace. Royal red rugs and beautiful artwork can be scene. Beautiful in the sense of halloween of course. You hear barking in the distance but it is unclear where its coming from.

For that matter, its unclear where Professor Savage her self is. Very unclear. The only hint that this is even still a class room is the chalk board up front for the class to sign their names. There are no desks even! There are chairs but they are not set up in the way a class would be set up. Instead they are part of the castle like decor them selves.

Guess the only option is to go ahead and sign your name.

Human studies. It was something Shun needed to know. Aside from hunters, he was technically supposed to deal with them in some fashion due to what he was. It was within his best interests to learn whatever he could.

Stepping into the room, he paused as.. it was changed quite a bit from the last time he had been here.

"..."

Quietly, he moved his way further in before finding a seat. There was some sort of barking outside.. or somewhere. And right now, it was just Sura in the room otherwise. No signs of the professor.

Furrowing his brow, he nodded to her and settled down.

Oh, it was so exciting! Human Studies was one of Taryn's favorite classes, if not because it was so foreign and so useful. She scribbled her name and took her seat, well-armed with a pencil case and notebook, and one book of reference material. The professor wasn't here, but what did it matter? Something was barking in the distance, a minipet, maybe? The chimera busied herself with preparing her notes and instruments, trying to decide which would be better, a No. 2 pencil or a nice black pen...?

Upon entering the classroom, Edel would be greeted with a rather familiar sight. The demon dorms were not as lavish as this, but as she would rather embarrassedly admit, her home looked somewhat reminiscent of the posh setting. The ghoul stopped by to look at some of the wonderful paintings on the wall on the way to the chalkboard, where she quickly scribbled down her name.

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1. Sura
2. Shun
3. Frost in the Storm
4. Taryn Procopio
5. Mortimer
6. Edel
7.
8.
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This wouldn't be the first time she had attended a class by Professor Savage. The last one, if she recalled correctly, was held during the floresctival, even before she was a student of the school. That one mostly involved Professor Savage talking about Malls, and uh ... the content of that class was a little lost on her. However, Human Studies was an even more interesting topic now than it was then.

YESSSSSS.

Aymet loved learning new and exciting things. Especially about humans. It made for even more awesome Dungeons & Humans campaigns when he brougt in that touch of realism. He was sure a professor like Savage would mention that, when provoked, humans went all out with their natural weaponry - spitting poison, retractable claws, laser eyes.

Basically, just normal human things everyone knew of, and wanted to know more about. Professor QB's class didn't have enough time to cover it all, he figured. This time would be different.

Regardless, he scribbled his name illegibly and took a seat in one of the fancy-looking chairs.

Muka had been looking forward to taking a class in Human Studies. His ultimate goal was to get to the human world, free to travel as he pleased. Logic dictated that he study them as a culture!

The room was slightly confusing at first, not what he expected, but he was cheery enough about it. He'd never taken a course with Professor Savage before so he was excited to meet new people. He recognized some of his friends, already arrived, and moved to sit next to Edel.

"Hello." He hoo-ed happily to the demon.

When TG entered the class, he finally felt he was with a professor who actually knew a thing or two about anything. The decor was comforting and fitting for his needs and taste, and it wasn't in any way in a dank cave. He didn't feel as if he was going to have to slaughter anything with sticks like some brute here.

Nope. He felt this was an actual class.

Walking up, he looked at the chalk board, the list, and then wrote his name at the bottom of the board where he could actually reach, and then walked over to find a nice, big, comfortable chair. Heaving himself up, he arranged some cushions and then leaned back, looking even smaller among the large chair and cushions.

Anna was determined - she was going to learn more about humans, and about how to scare them properly, rather than just flailing weakly at them. The word boo was never going to come out of her mouth again! Never!!

Thus emboldened, the witchling made her way to the strangely opulent classroom. Huh. Shibey twitched his ears at the odd distant barking sound as Anna signed her name on the board (after a moment's deliberation about where to put #13).