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The warmth of the candle finally began to warm Sepheran, at least enough so that when J.P yelled Hello Sepheran was startled into waking up. Of course instead of just casually waking up and pretending nothing happened Sepheran was startled enough to actually fall out of his seat. A loud thump followed by a groan. The fall had been enough to roll the dice which had landed on the floor by him, well that was lucky.

Still somewhat half asleep Sepheran tilted his head, let his skin located the nearest heat source and promptly moved to attach himself to it, even if it was another student. "C-Cold...sleepy....warm..." the basilisk mumbled having attached himself to poor J.P. Well...he had wanted to make a friend.

Viveca hesitantly picked up the dice. Why had the been hissing...? That worried her a bit. No matter! She'd do whatever she had to. Besides, if other people could handle the dice, she certainly could.

She tossed the strange dice, waiting to see where they rolled.

He should be socializing, he knew, but he just couldn't bring himself to break the good luck that he had been having so far. Nothing had really gone wrong, even if there had been a few unusual interruptions.

Still, if someone wanted to join him at the makeshift table the gnomes had set up, he wasn't about to stop them.

When G announced another game, Myr waited for his turn before grabbing the dice. They were very wiggly, and he rolled them quickly before passing them on to the next person who wanted them.

Tybalt looked at the sphinx curiously. "A clock?" He asked. It was the only thing he could think of that matched the description.

The marid had been very quiet for the last few minutes. Mostly just watching those around her with half lidded eyes. Lower lips drawn between teeth to be nibbled on thoughtfully. Through it all she'd kept a hand on the swamp beast's back, careful to keep contact with the only person on the train she really knew and considered a friend. Not that she wasn't interested in making more friends, she was, she was just a rather quiet individual in most situations.

When G spoke again, she looked up, watching him rattle the bucket to announce another game before tossing a pair of 20 sided dice. Well it wasn't much, but it would give her something to do. She waited for a chance at the dice, then scooped them up before giving them a rattle and toss of her own.

Tybalt shrugged. "No... Not really." He admitted. He was not too big on riddles and therefore hardly knew of any. Hopefully this wouldn't cause any problems for the rest of the group. "I guess I'll pass and let someone else try?" He suggested with a weak smile.

The food had arrived in their train cabin, but Xi didn't eat normally like other students did. The only time he ate normal food was more for leisure and fun than anything else. Instead he fed off of energy coming off of people's spirits without them realizing, though it did no harm to them. A Commensalism form of feeding that nobody seemed to mind since their used up energy was being put to good use anyways. Meng Xiang decided to join in on the riddles that they were telling each other also since he hadn't spoken for awhile. He turned to the blue warlock boy and spoke softly with his normal airy tone, "An elevator, perhaps? I mean, you press the down button on an elevator and then it comes to get you, hence what it means by 'meet you up' since it comes to meet you technically... " Xi smiled cheerfully, hoping he didn't sound like an idiot. He looked at Tybalt who seemed like he was quite bored. After all the odd things that happened today, he may have just been tired. He wondered when the train was planning on taking them to wherever they were headed. It was also Xi's turn to roll the dice, so he did like everyone else.