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The very angry young demon was surprisingly quiet as more Candy Cane Laners caught up to and began conversing with other members of their ragtag bunch. There were even some more battles. The fact that West couldn't recall how many there had been was a testament to how tired he was getting, not that he would admit as much to present company. He wondered how far these mountains stretched. The second they were back on flatter ground, Barth was so getting the hell off of him, even if that meant they would leave the sloth demon behind. Truthfully, from the way these Krummies seemed to stick together, he doubted that would be an option.

West frowned.

Yeah, it somehow seemed a shame to give up after he had carried Barth so far already. Maybe the other demon could sit on a tent and be dragged or something instead.

He was still trudging along, contemplating the feasibility of tent sleds, when everyone started flipping the hell out. Who what? West brushed at his snow-caked face and hair, squinting at someone who he thought might have been that student council girl Jingleberry had disappeared. She was even snowier than he was!

"I'll takesum bats," he said. The last meal he could recall actually having eaten was that frog soup on the train, but there was a distinct possibility he had nabbed something on his way out of the infirmary. Either way, he was hungry.

Mandy frowned slightly when she heard Swords stomach growl, if the ghoul was hungry she should have said so, Mandy had a decent amount of chocolate left. She was about to offer some to her when she threw down a sled. Riding down to Christmas Town? Oo, that sounded fun, and energy efficient. She'd been very good at not letting her inner laziness out on this trip but that offer was to good to pass up. "Can I catch a ride?" it would still be good to ask, maybe someone else needed it more. Hopefully not.

The Reaper took her spot at the head of the tent-sled and grabbed the corners, pulling them closer. This'll have to be how I steer, then.

She looked at Mandy and patted behind her, signaling the ghoul to join her, "Sure, hop on." She didn't know how the ghoul would stay on though, and suggested the first thing that came to mind, "You might have to cling to me.." What an awkward suggestion.

Colette wasn't sure how many more people this tent could take, but she figured they could make it. She turned to Barth and asked, "Er, are you going to go with us or take your own?"

"With you," he said, yawning and apparently not seeing anything problematic about this.

"Cozier is warmer. Anyway, I can't steer for sludgesticks. ...Alright with you, Mandy?"

Colette slightly twitched at Mandy's hold. Funny, she'd never had anyone hold her around her waste, and the first was another ghoul she was heading towards, possibly, utter Joy-Doom with. She coughed, "Yeah.. sorry about that."

Pointing to the back, she replied to Barth, "Alrighty then, hop on too." Hopefully they wouldn't lose anyone on the way down.

Okay, the tent-sled was full and they were ready to go. Colette felt bad for not being able to take others, but they had been the first to claim the ride. She turned to everyone left being left behind, "Well, we can meet up in Christmas Town, this ride shouldn't take too long."

Whenever Barth comfortably positioned himself with the two ghouls, Colette mentioned to her passengers, "Oh, and I've never done this before, but it can't be too difficult," before heaving forward and bounding the tent-sled towards Christmas Town.

Mandy was having to push down a blush as Barth leaned against her, curse him for being ridiculously warm and making odd comments on the train that now wouldn't get out of her head.

Only a few minutes at most Mandy. Only a few minutes. She wasn't sure if this was a bad or good thing. "I don't think anyones really practiced with this, we don't really get snow.". Really she wasn't excepting this ride to be smooth. But oh well, off to Christmas Town.

Rain gave the demon some of her gummi bats. He looked like he'd have no problem chewing through them. She pocketed the rest and picked up her tent bundle. The others were ready to go to Christmas Town and Rain was no exception. She wanted away from this area as she'd been here long enough. Once her friends took off down the sled, she ran and jumped over the hill, landing mid-slope on her feet.

She surfed down for awhile until she lost her balance, rolling the rest of the way towards Christmas Town. Thankfully the snow at the bottom broke her fall.

((Exit Post))

Jam watched as the others decide a tent was the fastest way to christmas town. She lofted a brow when they all went down the hill. "Well... that's one way to do it."

She looked at Basil. "I think I'd rather walk" She said as it didn't look like there was room as it was. Her tail flickered, "Less chance to get hurt walking." She chuckled moving so her good wing could wrap around Basil to help keep the other warm. "Might as well make the best of hoofing it."