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"Should I hang you from the tree? You're looking quite *loverly*," Enzo couldn't contain his snickers anymore, laughing outright at the sparkle-demon before giving him a (careful) pat to the back, "C'mon, I bet I know some choice skirts'll help lap that glitter off you in a heartbeat."

Cleite watched as the other ghouls and boils attacked the mini boss monsters. Her tail swished lightly as her wings were tucked close to her body. "Better find somewhere else to roam..." Speaking with a light hiss as a long red forked tongue escaped between her words. She turned towards the food court doors, leaving behind the fighting and other beings.

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Everyone was gungho for continuing the fight. Ri-ri wondered what being an Amityville student was really like because she wasn't expecting so much battle and she didn't know everyone was just used to that sort of thing. She hadn't ever done much fighting except for throwing a tantrum to her mummies or the occasional cat-fight in the local village. She would never admit a little bit of admiration she had for her student friends and she definitely wouldn't confess that all the battling scared her a little.

Just a little.

But then the decision was made for them. The house collapsed, crumbling in on itself, and the coast seemed to be clear for them to stand and make some sort of decision about their surroundings. Ri-ri frowned as she stood and brushed crumbs and candy off of herself. She rummaged in her purse to find her lipgloss again and re-glossed.

"So what now guys? We won right?"

It was fighting that Amarus didn't have a problem with. Everything else about being a student seemed to elude her. Today seemed like it had been pretty good in terms of meeting new ghouls, though; she hadn't really spent a lot of time with any at all since coming to Amityville, so that had to be a good thing. Right? Besides, she felt that perhaps if she could get past Riri teasing Neil (that was a minor thing, which she had mostly forgotten by now) and the inherent girliness, she would probably like her.

In any case, Amarus was a little disappointed the house had crumbled, probably because she hadn't taken any direct damage, and wasn't entirely ready for the fight to be over. She looked over the others, and then while she figured nobody else was looking, winked at Neil: "Kicked its gingerbread a**," she bragged, repeating the symbol for rin which she'd used once the first day they met, and often during this fight. She really had been neglecting the other kuji-kiri. Amarus' silver eyes slid over towards the house. They were unreadable, seemed suspiciously empty. Without explaining herself, merely mumbling in response to Anna, she said, "I'd rather not leave yet; don't know why this was happening, or if it will repeat. Besides, it just crumbled, how do you know something worse won't emerge?" Amarus, before she had even finished her sentence, walked away towards the gingerbread house and started to rifle through the rubble.

Herryk turned as the initial sounds of the crumbling house drew his attention towards it. He was ready to get the hell out of the maul -- he hadn't liked the damned place before; this was just icing on the cake. Frosting on the house. Whatever. Crossing his arms over his chest, he shot a sideways glance towards Freya.

"Where to now, ladybird?"

If it were up to him, he'd be perfectly happy leaving the maul behind -- but he wasn't sure if she had more shopping to do. And... where was Lattice?

TG looked around, noticing the broken house. Good. Now that that was done, he wanted to find his way out of the Maul and get into his ride back home. This play royally blue.

((Exiting to ORP))