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It took Mitsu a moment of looking around to see what the others had and what they were doing before she finally picked up her instructions and looked them over thoroughly. Once she felt she had the basic idea she set the instructions aside, still well within view, and picked up her wire to inspect it. The gold was obviously a softer metal and she was easily able to twist and bend it without the use of the pliers but did finally pick up the tool to help with the more delicate and intricate details.

The lycan continued to work in silence only looking up now and again to view the teacher to see if she had any further instruction but was more than content to continue working on her little project. It held some challenges but Mitsu seemed to handle them well enough with her slender fingers.

First class, first class!

Mei was so excited she nearly danced into the room. But after a second of collecting herself she quickly made her way over to grab a seat near the other students who had already arrived. Hoping Reiko and Morrigan wouldn't be too late to class. She didn't know if there would be some sort of reprimand for being late....hopefully not!

As the teacher spoke, Mei kicked her legs back and forth against the stone bench slab she sat upon. Imagining all the pretty baubles and things she would learn to make. The ghoul barely caught the teachers mention of other implements that jewelry they made on the island had.

Maybe she had been right when she spoke to Reiko at orientation. They were going to learn to make magical jewelry. Oh she hoped so! Not only were the things they made be pretty but they'd be super special.

What a scream!

As everyone else got their kits, Mei stepped forward to take one of her own. Quickly scurrying back to her seat and opening the kit. Reaching inside, she pulled out the silver wire, tools and a schematics for a brooch. "Ooooooo..." She said in an amazed tone to herself. "A pretty little broach for meee."

Ignoring the other students for now, Mei set to work studying the schematics for the brooch. Her tongue slipping out the corner of her mouth as she concentrated on unraveling its techniques.

Kit: Silver wire, Brooch

While the absorbing of culter was indeed interesting, and meeting new people was all the more fun, Phos knew deep down that there were still classes to go to. But yay class, normally watching Alpha go about his lessons and homework, it only made him feel a longing to see what it was like, from his own perspective.

Finally the chance has arrived and he was jacking excited like a carton of pop rocks. He was so happy, so very very- and the classroom looked nothing like what he hoped there would be.

it still fit the scenery, but Phos dreams got a little dimmer as he sat on the cold, hard stone chair and listened to the instructor talk. He was ever so thankful it wasn't like the droning that happened in some other classes, but it had flair and a kit filled with goodies.

It was that robot building class all over again. shiny metal and a design to turn it into, yes, the demon dog was going to love this class.

At least for right now as he wasted no time tinkering with it and bending into the shape depicted on the slip of paper.

"Doot doo, making something shiny~" He only hoped that it came out looking as snazzy as the necklace that all three personalities shared, however it did leave room for interest over the potential chance of his own jewelery having some fear locked within it.

It did have one of his scareling fangs in there after all, there was always the chance. "Instructor Ylaria, are there ways to check and see if a piece of jewelry has these special properties?" he asked innocently, raising his hand high in the air and his tail batting around, waiting for the moment of attention.



Kit contains: Copper Wire, instructions to make a Brooch.

Julian walked into the classroom and almost immediately gravitated to something familiar, namely the reaper with an owl familiar. Not the reaper boil, of course, the harbinger had no idea who he was. But Julian was, at heart, an owl and while this one wasn't anything close to what his kind usually ended up as, it was still an owl and birds of a feather and all that.
He took a seat one row back and one seat to the side, if he moved a row forward he'd be sitting at the boil's left.

No sooner had he sat down, the instructor walked in and began explaining the task they would be undertaking. Jewelcraft may not have been his thing, but to learn from the Death clan, and it being useful in the long run, Julian had a feeling he would enjoy this, and maybe even pick up a new hobby. He idly toyed with the clouded crystal orb in his jacket pocket while he waited for the pouch he would get.

No sooner had he opened his pouch to find a kit for a silver necklace, a fox-like ghoul walked over and addressed the Reaper in front of him. Trying to be better around ghouls, the second-year demon gave her a small smile.

[Silver, Necklace]

The instructions weren't that hard to understand, and the patchwork happily gazed at the wired for a few moments before picking up his pilers. Cautiously, gently, he began on his assignment. The wire was indeed quiet malleable, and Moure knew he'd have to be extremely careful whilst shaping his piece. The details were actually some of the most interesting things to work on, and Moure threw his attention completely into the fastidious work. The rest of the class was soon forgotten, the only thing filling his attention being his project (although he did still have a listening ear ready in case their instructor spoke up again). The patchwork, oddly enough, realized that he loved this sort of work, shaping and creating something out of materials and turning them into beautiful, functioning pieces of art.

His stitched fingers carefully slipped around the metal, the gold cool to his touch. His bracelet was starting to take form, looking rather nice for a first attempt. He felt himself bubble slightly with some pride that he was doing something well. He continued to fix slight details, press and form others, overall attempting to finish beautifying his work. His grip was gentle, applying pressure only when necessary. Soon, what looked to be a gold bracelet, like the one depicted on the instructions, was cradled caringly in Moure's hand.

He set the pliers down, giving the bracelet one more look-over, and then looking around at the rest of the class to see how they'd progressed. After a moment, he returned his attention to his gold-wire bracelet and to their Horsewoman teacher, awaiting further instructions.

[ Kit: Gold Wire » Necklace ]

Mai sat quietly in her new class, listening attentively to the instructor as she spoke. The ghost's expression was probably more severe than really necessary, but Mai was dead set on doing her best here. There were things to learn! Even though most of her time was spent at Amityville, she couldn't recall the last time she'd actually attended a class. There was a lot of lost time to make up for.

When she was handed her materials, she gingerly opened the pouch and peered at the contents within. Looked like gold wire, and instructions for a necklace. Alright, seemed simple enough. When she looked up she caught sight of a familiar face.

Trying not to cause a disruption, Mai got up and moved to seat herself next to Lacie. "Hello kitten," she said warmly, giving the other girl an affectionate head pat.

Xaki

Nodding to the boil she looked around at the others in the class room wondering where exactly she could start on this project. No sooner had she looked away from the boil had she noticed another demon sitting near him.



She felt a little self conscious for not having noticed him before but seeing him smile at her she couldn't help but smile back and give a small wave to him. 'well' she thought to herself, 'this isn't so bad...'

She felt a little more at ease realising there were other demons like her in the classroom. As she pulled out the schematics she furrowed her brow slightly. This was going to be harder than she thought. Leaning back slightly she whispered to the boil behind her,

"Hi...I'm Lumi...I'm here as an exchange"

She volunteered without being asked. Without warning she lifted her schematics and looked at him a little lost like,

"Have any ideas on how you are going to start yours?"

Julian, she mused that name over and over in her head, it would be wise of her to try and remember names around here. Listening to him she just giggled lithely,

"Oh you would think it was easy."

Seeing his half finished piece and looking around to see others with completed or nearly completed pieces she frowned again as she looked down at the instructions. She could do this right...she had the tools and the instructions, she just needed to figure it out. As she pulled a length of wire from the pouch she wondered if accidentally cutting herself on the wire would give the jewellery some funny attributes.

"hmm...what if..."

She started to mumble softly to herself, as she cut a length of wire that was quiet long, noticing that she didn't have anything round to wrap the wire around she pulled out her hair sticks. They seemed to be just the right width when put together. Smiling happily she wrapped the wire around the sticks twice. There was still quiet a bit of silver wire protruding off the ends,

"well now what.."

Lumi knew that she needed to somehow make the ring stay, so she took the tools she received and twisted the 'arms' that had protruded off the edges against each other. She left just enough of a gap that it would allow for a gem to be placed upon it. Snipping the ends of the wire and bending them under the ring she smiled happily. It wasn't that hard she assumed. But the next step could always be the one that made her trip up. Holding up her ring to inspect it, she asked quietly to the boil behind her

"so..Julian think it might work out?"

She smiled brightly at the him.