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Blissfully unaware of any disturbance he might have caused the door loiters or of any approach on him, Tavi enjoyed his place of solitude up until an introduction was given. Feeling it rude to simply ignore such a greeting, he gave a broad smile to the barely dressed, fabulously feathered ghoul before butting in on a counter, " Hi! Vanya! I'm Tavi." So what if she hadn't been addressing him, or if she was all the better!

Pleased with himself he rocked back on his heels trying to patiently behave though a slightly impish glint came to his eye when catching sight of Neith. Choosing to ignore Neith until the other was resting behind him. When he was in place Tavi turned, only to pause abruptly when getting startled by a blonde that was closer to him than he had realized. On an awkward smile Tavi chuckled a, "hello," to the ghoul then turned to inform Neith, "o n l y when people are in my way." Sticking out his tongue his tails flailed behind him, sparking softly before setting down.

Ruth simply gave the boil a friendly wave before a conversation started to blossom right before her (obscured) eyes. As a ghoul who preferred to be in the fringes of someone's attention, rather than center stage, she didn't mind the avian ghoul taking the reigns and doing all the work.

It wasn't as if Ruth herself was being asked to go elsewhere, so she was going to stay right behind Tavi. Or maybe a step or two behind him, while she... eavesdropped wasn't the right word for it. It's not like they didn't know or see her presence, it was more likely engaging in a conversation through non-verbal cues. Mostly nodding her head or looking thoughtful.

Rosy couldn't help but want to attend all the classes at this point, now eager to see what was in store for her. Floating along, she was grinning from ear to ear as she slips into the next class. She hope this prove to be a fun one much like the others. Pushing her curls from her face, it didn't come to a surprise to her when she saw Tavi once again.

It actually made her giggle.

Giving a small wave to the boil, she relax against the wall as she waits. She could handle crowds, but at the moment she just was to curious about everything else going on around her.

Bundled up in his coat and scarf, San looked around and found himself in another classroom of decorating a tree being the subject at hand. San wondered what sort of things they would learn besides the obvious. His student guest pass was visible as he was allowed to sit in and he signed in as best as he could. The pen was far too small for his large hand to grip and he sat silently until the class begins.

"Oh," said Tink when Piper's compliment sunk in. She looked and sounded like the sort of person who said "oh" a lot, rather stupidly and with wide eyes, which was in fact how she said it this time.

"Oh," she said again, confirming this theory, when Llyr took it upon himself to offer up a flower. She chose to believe the compliment was for her, and were she able to blush visibly, she would have. "Goodness. Thank you. Thank you very much." She tucked the flower behind her ear and beamed again, before her attention, always fickle, was promptly arrested by the sound of bells.

She liked bells. Reminded her of something, although she could never entirely remember what.

She didn't smell food.

Mea frowned a bit as she slid into the classroom, kicking off some of the snow off of her boots and shaking her ears free of the remaining frost that remained. Maybe it didn't smell like food but surely it was eatable? That was usually the question with her when it came to trying new things and a pang from her whining stomach reminded her of that. Shrugging off the frown she took to the sign up sheet happily, pulling her over-sized scarf down from her face and grinning ear to ear. "And there we are!" She said triumphantly as she scrawled out her name, turning to the side to find herself a seat.

Now all there was left to do was find some unsuspecting boil or ghoul that might have a snack on them. Her stomach whined. If worse came to worse at least she could munch on the tree (she hoped).

It was oddly tempting to stay outside for a large portion of the Christmas creeple's visit, enjoying the cold and the snow that they seemed to have brought with them (did they? She wasn't sure) and the interesting festivities that came along. It was so very colorful, festive and lit up and stuff, and Olivia found it fascinating to stare at.

But with them, there were of course some fun sounding classes. And, at first she was honestly a little confused with the title of such a course (pumpkin trees?) but somehow Olivia discovered the true nature of what would partake in the classroom and her eyes did as they always did when she discovered something enthralling. They glowed and grew larger and her body just sort of gravitating towards the location. Decorating! It was like coloring and she found it ever so fun. So, the ghoul of course signed herself right up, scribbled name and all.

And then sat herself right down next to Mia, because it had been ever such a long time since she'd seen the reaper ghoul. And gave a wave to Ruth. Hi Ruth! OuO