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"Horsemen aren't the only ones who feed pictures meant to give a certain impression, though. I mean....." she frowned, "Lo an behold, the second the Four Clans showed interest in Amityville our social stigma vanished into the wind."

Their reputation seemed to rely on the 'H' words.

However, when Chuppi mentioned the origin of the hunter's weapons, Shehk actually made a point to go 'SHHH!' as if it wasn't something she should have been sharing. After Red's death and all of that fiasco? She wasn't really trustful of those outside of the school.

"The humans with the glowing weapons don't have any power. Just weapons. That's all they need to have" Clearly, the wall of what Shehk felt should have been shared with people from outside of the school was starting to be hit. After all, those who were in different schools had different perspectives looking in on their school than they did looking on it from experience inside.

She wasn't about to open up judgment on the academy - or their information, even - to strangers. It wasn't that she wanted to throw them to the dogs. It was simply that they wouldn't understand their cause like anybody who had been at the school for at least a year would have.

Shehk brushed Chuppi's hair from her face, cradling the girl in her arms.

She spoke quietly to the Chupacabra so that only she could hear: "Be careful with what you share with those from outside of our school. Remember what happened after Red's death? We do not want to rile up that again." she explained, but she didn't sound like she was chiding Chuppi for speaking as she had.

The fae was thankful to the reaper girl to bring up this sort of discussion; and thought that it was good they followed her there,at the temple; now that was the easiest way to squeeze out the necessary information, especially for those who were not originally from Amityville.

'Did anyone spend the first week at the War camps? Did anyone know if the horseman are strong in battle, and do their powers differ?- they ventured to speak. 'Were there ever any confrontations between the Halloweeners and the Clans?'

The fae was bewildered. 'Is there anything I missed?' they addressed Shenny, dropping their polite forms for the sake of urgency, and then turned to Chuppi: 'Do you hate us for not being part of Amityville?' - they said imploringly, trying to sound as humourous as possible.

That once again proved to Shenny why didn't she like the company of fellow boils and ghouls of her age. Most of them were hyperemotional. First, that tiger ghoul, now the pricolici who seemed to look so calm and reasonable! Jackdammit! They might be a single moment away from a grave danger, and they are thinking only about their school, as if being enrolled made them jacking Elite. All right, but as Medea said, all paths lead to the same end, so when you're fighting and falling it doesn't really matter which school have you been attending to. Shenny, however, had to admit Shehk was correct about outsiders' sudden interest in Amityville after horsemen appearance. But well... what's bad about being pragmatical?

"I hope we won't get a chance to test it and find an answer to your question", she nodded to the Fae and turned away to exit. Well, she was hyperemotional herself, unfortunately.

EXITING

Shun had remained quiet for a bulk of the discussion. They were starting to go in circles here and he felt no need to give out more information than he already did. It was true, prior to when they had favor of the horsemen, the school had a strong stigma about it. People were taking their kids out of the school because of all the lies and whatnot. It just showed that the general public could not handle this sort of information.

And quite frankly, he was perfectly fine with handling it in the shadows. Less attention that way.

But in any case, things were starting to get a little heated. Shaking his head, he ran his hand through his hair before glancing at Calder. It was more along the lines of his personal views on the matter. He didn't particularly sense any sort of facade being placed up when dealing with them. They were simply laying things out for them to interpret however. All in all, he wasn't ready or willing to go 'this is what is going on behind the scenes'.

"I'm not sure how many of us would want to eliminate them as a whole. I wouldn't mind slaying all of the hunter, but not the entire race," he said casually.

"Unfortunately, the hunters seek to eliminate us. Halloween has Deth to protect the rights of the humans," Shun said lowly. Though, seeing how most of the public didn't even believe in Hunters in the first place, he had his doubts of how well others would understand just how much of a threat that particular sect of humans were.

It was because of the Hunters, after all, that drove him to want to kill any of them in the first place.

Olivia was feeling awkward just sitting there as the other were yelling at one another. So much information was being passed about, accusations, assumptions. So many heated words and outbursts.

Several of them left from the discussion. She was not aware of so much they had said to one another and she was curious if these were just some other words she was not meant to hear. The ghoul was just as confused as the fae at first and only put at ease as Calder voiced his opinions.

But Olivia remained silent, her eyes catching Willow enter back into the dorms with her phone in her hands. The pale ghoul sighed, pushing herself further back upon her bed and pulled her knees up to her chest. So confusing.