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Benji grins and takes the glowstick happily, pocketing the carnival ticket he finds stuck to it. "You're doing a great job, Haruffe," he says with a smile. "Maybe after carnival is over, we could have a big party and stay up late, too!"

Lusine was keeping back from the Fortunetelling Booth. She'd been to see Harufee a few times now, and the large Minotaur no longer frightened her, much. She was instead watching others come and go from the booth, often they came in pairs or groups, people who looked like friends and students from the school. Lou didn't really have friends, the wood she called her home where large and dark and mostly lonely.

She wondered what it would be like to have her fortune read with someone else. Would it be any different than when she went alone? Friends could be nice too, she supposed, if she found someone she trusted. However, her shyness would make finding friends challenging.

Lost in thought, Lou began to wander away from the booth, when she accidentally knocked into a tall ghoul.

"So sorry!" She said breathlessly, and feeling suddenly self-conscious, looked at her feet, wings aflutter.

Qui had been wandering the remaining booths calmly, his long wings tucked neatly against his body, golden sharp eyes trailing about aimlessly. These festivals were the only times he ever ventured from the safety of his new home with his other fellow Horseman... or when he spent time with his one and only friend, Uru. These celebrations were nice. He could go along unnoticed, and unbothered, without worrying about his presence being questioned or disliked.

As he neared the interesting booth before him, he noticed a little ghoul getting jostled about accidentally with her lack of awareness. Seeing the moth-like creature bump into another ghoul, who looked rather irritated by the young miss, Qui observed silently. The tall ghoul had started shouting and snapping at the moth ghoul, before storming off with a great amount of attitude. Watching her go, the stallion was hesitant for a moment as he looked to the victim of the unpleasantries. He still wasn't sure how these Halloweeners felt about his kind. But...

Casually, he approached her, head canting slightly, "Hey. You alright?" he asked smoothly, composed, and just loud enough for only her to hear.

Lock didn't scream or cry, but he did panic.

He immediately summoned two dagger-like stripes of shadow and slashed backwards at his attempted assassination. When he spun, he found it was just another student.

He then let out an aggressive, "Tch," like a dumb anime character, and began walking away.

Lou was startled that anyone had taken notice of her. She blushed and stammered out a reply. "Yes, I think so, I mean. . . yes."

She fluttered nervously and took a deep breath as she tried to compose herself. The boy didn't exactly look friendly, but he'd taken the time to check on her, so she didn't think he was a threat either. Working up all her nerve she stopped looking at her feet and looked him in the eye.

"I was thinking about having my fortune read, wouldyouliketocomewithme?" She frowned, that last bit came out a jumbled mess, how had that happened. She took another deep breath and willed herself to slow down. "Would you like to get your fortune read with me?" She repeated, motioning toward the booth. "All you have to do is pick a card, and Harufee will tell you what it means."

Most of the booths had been closed, including her own, but a few remained open. Humming gently to herself, the reaper combed her hair idly. A few students, here or there, were trying to gain a last minute ticket. She wouldn't really blame them. It had been a hectic time.

Fortune Telling... She had luck there before, and divination interested her greatly. Smiling, she approached the booth and looked around to see if anyone was there.

Hmm? Ah, a dryad. A ghoul one as well. Lucretia had stiffened, bringing back that icy resolve, but relaxed when the meek little thing started to talk, "I'm sure it's open." It hadn't been closed, at least.

"It's a fortune telling booth. Have you never had your fortune tole?" Arching one of her brows, the reaper decided that they were running out of time. Taking the dryad by the hand, she marched confidently forward to where the minotaur sat.

"Draw a card and she will interpret it to how your future will play out. It's very simple."

It appeared the other ghoul was a little taken back by Lucretia being so... abrupt. Well, most were. It didn't seem to phase the reaper, who watched blandly as she drew a card. "That was the one I had before too. A good pick."

She finally let go of poor Catreena's hand and took one of herself. Hmm? The card had an odd figure on the front of it. Haruffe apparently didn't know the meaning. What the hell. Sighing, Luca slid it back into the pile. At least she got a ticket from it.

Slipping it into her pocket, she smiled at Catreena. "This is sort of a dumbed down process of fortune telling. If you're interested, I could give you a true fortune." Philomena was itching to come out to play.