Welcome to Gaia! ::

It was a good question. Amity was his first school so he didn't really have a point of reference. Well, he knew that it was not conventional, but he wasn't really sure about a few of the details. He had come here because it was supposed to be the best, and he wanted to become really strong. A simple goal, but he saw now how damn vague that was.

"Yeah. Well.. I know other schools don't usually get their students killed on field trips," he said with a weak grin.

But... the other schools were targeted by hunters as well, to some extent at least. Apparently those were more under wraps. It was really hard to say.

"Going here has definitely been an eye opener. It almost feels like more has happened to me in this past year than I've experienced for most of my life. A pretty big change in pace."

In a way, Jericho wondered how some students still managed to be naive about certain things despite everything that was going on. Well, ignorance is bliss as some would say. Shaking his head to himself, he leaned over and took a look at the movies listing. Well a few of them sounded interesting at the very least.

"Good selection here," he commented. He didn't know what else to say since he hadn't heard of any of these titles prior.

Furrowing his brow, Jericho tilted his head at the girl next to him. Being a monster, he didn't have much of an idea of what it was like that many of the ghosts and undead experienced.

"That sounds hard to deal with, not being able to recall everything," he frowned. At the same time, he could only imagine that if there was anyone she knew in her previous life, that they may struggle with all of this as well. For a slightly different reason.

Shaking his head again, the dragon did another visual sweep of the area. Just to make sure nothing was out of place. Everything looked... alright for now.

"Horrors are always good. And there's one adventure movie. That might be fun," he said, "Three movies sounds good to me. That's... about the length of one feature length I think so it works out."

That sounded... not very pleasant at all. Though if Shehk really had been feral like that upon her first awakening, that probably explained why she hadn't remembered much of anything. Then again, that probably was for the better.

"I don't blame you," he said while scratching his head. Jericho's attention soon turned towards the screen as the sponsor clips began to play. The show itself was going to begin soon then.

"True enough! I hadn't seen too many indie films so.. this should be interesting," he nodded while waiting for the ads to finish so that the first film of the day could come up.

Jericho stared at the screen. This... was...

Kinda of really horrible.

It was like they were trying too hard to be funny and a lot of things felt really forced and it made it incredibly cheesy. Frowning, he just sort of stared blankly at the screen, wondering how much longer this film was going to go on.

"I don't even..." he started.

But he didn't know how to finish that statement. And yet he actually heard an individual or two in the crowd laughing sincerely at the jokes. His eyes narrowed. Only a hunter would enjoy this.

Right?

The first movie couldn't have ended any sooner. Letting out a breath, he rubbed his head and waited for the next film to come on up. This one was a great deal more enjoyable than the last one. Perhaps the crappiness of the first movie made this seem even better but regardless, it was a good watch. It probably helped that Jericho was always up for adventurey things. Perhaps it was in his blood. Being a red dragon. Hell, his dad was a tomb raider for crying out loud.

Plus it had a shiny artifact.

That was always a bonus.

Jericho was grinning by the end of it, though he looked over at Shehk when he felt her squeeze his arm. At first he thought she wanted something but then he realized it was more of a gut reaction to the excitement going on the screen.

"That was pretty awesome," he commented.

Jericho nodded, agreeing with what Shehk said there. Shifting his wings, he just settled back down, waiting for the next feature to begin. The film itself was alright from what he could tell. The air of mystery was adequate and the plot wasn't too bad so far, but that item seemed to have caught his attention quite a bit. In fact, he almost didn't hear Shehk because he was too busy staring at it.

"I think I need one of those," he stated before the movie went to the credits. Snapping out of the sort of trance it had left him in, he thought about her next question for the moment.

Another movie?

"Hmm... Maybe just one more? We can book it after that," he replied.

There was a slight look of confusion on Jericho's face as Shehk grinned at him like that. Did he say something odd? Whatever. He just shrugged it off and turned back to the movie, just in time to miss her peeking into her pocket like that. If he had, he would have raised some eyebrows there.

The fog.

It made Jericho frown immediately and he was visibly tensing. No, he was not liking this one much at all. It was making him more wary of his surroundings. His eyes would dart away from the screen just to scan the crowd, as if expecting one of the people to suddenly have a net gun in their hands ready to fire at the unsuspecting denizens.

"Yesss... Let's get out of here. That last film put a bad taste in our mouths..." he growled lowly.