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Pepin extended a hand to Seiji with a ginger smile.

What a salty boil~ she thought and had to resist any sort of overt reaction. After all she wouldn't want to scare off potential help.. yet. "Being here is long enough," she replied then tilted her head. "Though I do have to ask how many ghosts do you see around the school? I was looking up statistics and.. I just don't know how dated they are."

She had in fact tried everything she could to look into the schools records from home but Amityville's digital security was above and beyond what she could ever tap into.

Joachim stared for a moment at the owl like boil that stood in front of him, oh he had defiantly picked the wrong place to attempt to get some sleep as something familiar clawed into his neck as it attempted to skitter down his back.

He tried to avoid glaring at the boil dubbed Muka as he gave him a nod as a sense of uneasiness ebbed in his voice, "I am Joachim von Helmar but Joachim is fine, thank you and I guess it's a pleasure to meet you Ulmuka?" He hoped that more or less the Muka was not in a hungry state of mind because as of the moment the clawing of the rather upset mouse was starting to send pain across his back and he was tempted to toss the poor creature to its fate if it didn't stop.

"I do have errr mice on me but they are shy, at the moment they get a little intimidated around things that may.... eat them..." he replied looking at the patchwork undead before glancing again at Muka. "I am unfortunately here to look around at the suggestion of the people dubbed my parents so I guess you could say I might be a student here one day? I wouldn't put all my hopes into it there is always a chance I could just be sent home not that going back is great.... neither is staying."

"A PLEASURE INDEED." Muka's tone seemed a bit off, a bit too excited, but it seemed to just be the way he was. He grasped Joachim's hand in his own, being careful of his taloned fingernails. He didn't want to hurt anyone he was just meeting. "I am also a prospective student. My father sent me here to 'see how I did'. So far I like it very much!" He grinned. Indeed it was much better than he'd expected. The variety of students and prospective students pleased the boy and he hadn't seen nor smelled a single incubus or succubus yet.

"I would never eat them! Not if they are your friends. And not if they are alive. I like to have my meals prepared before hand." It was sliiiiightly a lie. He said those sort of things to keep up appearances but he loved to go flying at night and eat Bunny Wunnys just as much as the next boil did. "I'm glad to find some very nice people.." As he said it his eyes drifted around the room, as did his head, but then he snapped it back to the people he was talking to.

Sparrow was back in the library once again, only this time it was filled to the brim with the unfamiliar sounds of the students who were visiting the school for the first time. He stepped inside the abnormally loud room, wincing slightly at the cacophony of miscellaneous voices, gloved hands slipped neatly into his pockets. There were many unrecognizable people here - too many, although Sparrow's eyes flitted briefly to a rather beautiful ghoul with pale skin and paler hair, leaning against a tall boil with dark grey skin and black hair. He did not recognize either of them, but who he did recognize was the small gho - er, boil gravitating in that direction.

"Jove," Sparrow said brightly, grinning down at the puppy as he walked past him, lifting a hand in a brief greeting. "A pleasure to see you here."

He still felt ridiculous for having mistaken the gh - er, puppy for a ghoul. She - He, Jackdammit, HE - just reminded him a lot of his kid sister. That was, of course, an excuse for his stupidity, but it was a good excuse and he was sticking to it.

Unfortunately Sparrow, lost in thought, accidentally stumbled into a pale-skinned boil with inky black hair in his attempt to make his way through the crowded room. "My apologies," he said, stepping back and straightening his coat. "It's terribly crowded in here, isn't it?"

If Jove could have stopped the blush that immediately came to his face upon seeing Sparrow he would have, but he couldn't stop the awkward feeling from overwhelming him. It made him grumpy and he preferred avoiding the emotion to sticking it out and understanding exactly why he was feeling awkward and grumpy. So he trotted right on by, almost up to Seiji.

His ears perked up when the banshee noticed him, and promptly complemented him in the most unflattering way possible. The grumpiness grew. He frowned stubbornly and his ears flopped backwards against his head as he turned and trotted the other way. What was with Seiji and those banshees...

He glanced over his shoulder once as he turned down an aisle, and in that moment he ran right into Sparrow's backside, just as he was talking with another student.

"Oh, I would NEVER eat mice!" Sybaline said. "They're so cute and fluffy and scary! I just adore them! Oh, and my name is Sybaline, you can call me Syb if you want! I want to be a student here so badly, it'll be of so much use when helping the doctor! But... if you don't really want to be a student, and you don't really want to go home, what do you want to do?" she asked curiously.

She glanced up at Muka, smiling for a second before turning her attention back to the reaper. Oh how wonderful, two new friends so quickly! She knew she would like this school!

Kallos had thought he was doing pretty well at the concept of not getting noticed. He'd managed to evade running into anyone so far, picked up a map at the counter nearby (actually two, since he planned on eating one of them later), and hadn't gotten run over by anyone. And better yet, no one had scared him yet. He did however get distracted when another ghost(?) boil came in and was promptly hugged by a very scantily-clad ghost ghoul. While Kallos didn't like her outfit (as it was much too revealing) it did make him realize that he should look around. There actually were a lot of ghosts here, himself included. Then, another ghost pup-like boil (at least he thought it was a boil?) appeared, and Kallos realized that he was a student. (And apparently, the boil being hugged was one too, and the ghoul hugging was enrolled but had paperwork problems?)

The inky-haired Haunt had planned on moving closer to the shelves so he wouldn't be causing any more congestion of students and prospective student. Before he could do this though, someone bumped into him. "Oohf." Kallos wasn't too used to being run into, due to his ghostly nature, but luckily didn't fall over. A few papers did dislodge from Kallos' notebook, but he managed to snatch them from the air and put them back on top.

"My apologies, It's terribly crowded in here, isn't it?"

Kallos, a bit startled that someone was actually apologizing, turned to see who had spoken to him. It seemed the speaker was a brown-haired boil in an intricate-looking coat. And due to his lack of wings, horns, etc, Kallos took it that he was a reaper of some sort.

"O-oh, it's alright." Kallos gave a slight shrug (he would have waved his hand that it was fine, but he was still holding his notebook) to show everything was alright to the person who'd actually apologized. Kallos realized he was actually quite nervous, since he really didn't know how to talk to others. By the lack of visitor's pass, it was clear the other boil wasn't a student either. "I-I should be the one apologizing, since I was blocking the way..." Looking around again and noticing how there really WAS a lot of people, Kallos grew slightly paler (if that was even possible.) "I-it is crowded... Oh, here I-I'll move to you can get through."


Kallos quickly moved back a bit into some open space, allowing the reaper boil the room to come farther into the library without having to run into anyone else. Gulping slightly, Kallos began to ask a question (which is actually rather rare for the shy ghost to do just after meeting someone). "D-do you attend this school...? A-and is the library always this...c-crowded?"

Then, Kallos realized that the pup-like ghost he'd seen eariler had appeared again. "O-oh, h-hello..." Kallos said, for lack of a better greeting.