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The ringing, what did it mean!

The chimera girl had found the source easy enough, slitted eyes narrowing on the handle to the door as others took their turn in attempting to decode it. It didn't seem as though many were having much luck with it, as one by one they approached then turned away and left. She was intrigued.

Straightening from where she had crouched off to the side, the ghoul took her place in gathering pf folks that counted for a line, lips pursed as she continued to watch the others. Still no luck so far.

Once she approached the door she turned her rather eager attention down to the handle and its number dial, pale fingers twitching before coming to rest on it. Wiggling the thing back and forth as she mused over a number before finally settling on one at random. It didn't budge, and that only seemed to enhance her curiosity more.

Smirking faintly she took her leave.

Yroul had been standing in line for a while, being the bad boy he was, giving off some sneers and sad smiles to ghouls that passed him by. This box looked to be pretty impossible, but if Yroul could do it, imagine how sexy he would be. Oh yes, very sexy indeed.

Finally, it was his turn. He looked at the keypad, scrunching up his face to try and figure out a code. He punched in the series "1 2 3 4" and hit the enter key. Nothing.

Shrugging, he walked away, deciding to come back tomorrow.

Sin was curious and she felt the same inkling of stubbornness that had led to her multiple attempts at the groundskeepers shed and other such possibly dangerous endeavors. However she had yet to really be hurt by following her curious instincts, perhaps inconvenienced and mildly buffeted but no lasting damage from her little adventures. No it seemed only school field trips ever really caused her serious harm. She walked up and peered at the dial before fiddling it with a moment.

After a few confused twists and turns that seemed to be leading nowhere Sin narrowed her eyes and huffed. She'd come back later after she had some time to watch and see how exactly one opened or entered the strange box.

Taryn had arrived at the festival mostly confused. She had never been to one of these before, and with everything so festive and busy she wasn't sure where to go-- that is, until she heard something ringing.

It was only polite to answer, really. People called phone booths knowing a random stranger would be there 90% of the time, so why not? Sure, she was pretty shy when it came to phones, but what was the worst that could happen? If it was some heavy breather she could just hang up. The chimera watched others trying to get the booth open at all and failing, though. When it came her turn she nervously spun a number, trying to remember what those before her had tried...

Nope. No dice. She grew nervous with the line forming behind her and skittered off. Maybe she would try again later, if the phone just kept ringing like that... for now there were other things to see!

(one off! damn booth xD)

The Box is Broken
naggeela

Adyian walked up to the blue box as it has perked his curosity since he had never seen anything like it in his life and wanted to find out what it was. When getting closer he could hear the ringing that was coming from inside the box. He wondered to who would be calling and saw that there was some sorta number dial on it. The Fu desided to just randomly dialing the number as he found it fun.

With the last set of numbers he tried the door opened up for him. Astonished that it opened up he carefully walked into the booth and answered the ring phone. "Hello?' he said a few times, but there wasn't anyone on the other side. That just left Adyian confused, but then a shiny seed came out of the coin slot of the phone. Excited that he had gotten the seed he carefully and politely put the phone back on the hook and quickly headed out of the booth as his tail wagged as he thought on what he could spend that seed on.

Despite having failed at entering the box earlier, Riley had just noticed someone walking in. She did not know the boil who'd managed to enter, and it enraged her that someone had just managed to slide in and out without trouble. She waited until the second boil tried it, before heading back over to check it out herself.

Instead, she was rewarded with a rather loud sound of failure. She looked offended by the sound, shaking her head slightly. Then, an idea formed. She hypothesized that perhaps, the box would only let a certain amount of people inside to answer the phone per hour. That boil she'd seen might have been the last one.

She became resolute to the idea of coming back later in the day, at the very beginning of the hour, and try again. Until then, the Boogy Box would remain resolute in it's refusal to let her enter.

Edel stood outside the blue booth, a little hesitant to act.
It was unmistakeable, the phone inside was ringing. Why a phone in a phone booth would be ringing however, that was a mystery. The phone continued to ring imperiously, demanding that someone answer its cries. She was getting a pretty ominous vibe from the thing, but ah - curiosity.

Inching forward cautiously, Edel observed the door of the box.