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Reiko sighed softly. "I do wish I could have brought even one of my Scareons, it would be so comforting to have them with me," she admitted.

"Oh, you are?" Reiko's face very obviously lit up on hearing that Morrigan, like Mei, was a student. "I..ah...do you mind, both of you, if I ask you about it a bit? I...I want to attend very badly and I would like to know a bit about the school from students before I do." She said. She nodded in agreement about accessories making an outfit, reaching up to brush her pink flower hairclip. "Oh, I haven't made any myself, but I do collect hair accessories. I certainly have plenty of hair to decorate." she said, gesturing. "I hope that is at least one of the things we make, I would love to be able to make my own hairclips." She sighed wistfully.

The new ghoul got a smile from the onryo, and a nod to confirm her name when Morrigan introduced her. "Hello," she greeted, offering a hand. "It is lovely to meet you, Miss..."

"Of course not, Reiko. Ask away!" She grinned lightly, tucking her hands up inside her sleeves for the moment. The ghoul was feeling a bit fidgity just standing around so she fiddled with the little trinkets that she kept hidden away in the pockets sewn inside her sleeves.

Mei, like the others, LOVED accessories and jewelry. There was just something about adding that extra little touch that made you feel special. "I LOVE JEWELRY TOO!" Small as she was, the ghoul could still express her excitement very loudly. Perhaps a bit too loudly at times. "I haven't made any intricate really. I've made those bead bracelets before that come in little kits, but never anything too intricate. Oh! I hope whatever we make they let us keep and take home. That would be sooooooo awesome."

Her attention now fell upon the newest ghoul who joined the group. She gave her a friendly smile and a little wave of the hand in greeting. The Jiang Shi rose up on her tip toes then fell back onto her heels, placing her arms behind her back as she did so. "Hello new friend!"

Israfel just made an 'OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHH' noise.

Was there gonna be a ghoul fight?

West didn't give a crap about respect and serenity, even though he remained uncharacteristically subdued as he entered the dimly lit room the death horsemen had prepared for their use.  The demon had signed up for classes with this particular clan solely because of the treatment he had received during the trials.  He was aware that as visitors they were supposed to be on their best behavior, but, well... he didn't wanna be.  He wanted to give them back a taste of what he had experienced, that overwhelming feeling of helplessness and loss of control that they had subjected him to, and if he couldn't do that, at the very least he wanted to ask them why.  Why had they shown him a future that, in his opinion, would never exist?  West didn't want to think about the possibility that the death clan had shared that particular vision because there was still a chance it could come true.

His gaze swept the room, taking note of Kettil, Ev, Tess, and finally Hel.  The sight of the wingless ghoul sent a sharp spike of blind hatred and anger through the boil that forced his hands into fists and his features into a brief snarling grimace.  a*****e hunters.  He truly had nothing against normal humans—Halloween wouldn't exist without the precious little meatbags, after all—but if West had his way, every last one of those white coated shits would die in agony.

Once his vision had cleared and he truly saw Hel instead of what had happened to her, he noticed that she was rather preoccupied by a loud, sparkly, ginger vampire. 

Welp, Israfel just took the words right out of his mouth.

There was gonna be a ghoul fight.

These two were just so kind! And Ev was a picture perfect example of a lady.

"O-oh? Th-th-thank you!" Siobhan stammered as Ev complimented her hair, timidly smiling and twirling some of it on her finger. "Mmyes. Terribly nervous. I worry I will not perform well in my studies here. This world is not my own. I am not even a good student at Amity. Big shoes to be filled here, I worry." She vented with a shake in her voice, tying her hair into knots as she fidgeted absently.

"Are the two of you not nervoUUUUAAAAAAH!!!!" Israfel's bellow scared the banshee into a high pitched screech.

For the most part he was just letting whatever happen...happen between the two ghouls that seemed to be squaring off against each other in some sort of weird ghoul ritual that he didn't really observe that often to save his own sanity. He didn't really understand the intricacies that was apparently happening and it seemed like Hel could take care of herself.

He noted West and even gave a small wave over to him. If the boil wanted to join him and the two ghouls that was up to the demon for the most part he just ... sort of cringed at Siobhan's outcry before he uttered to her, "I am a little nervous but more excited. This could be fun! You should try to focus on having fun, that'll make it easier for you. Right Ev?"

Kettil wasn't always the best comfort around. He sometimes missed the mark entirely.

“Agreed.”

Then Hel paused, her eyes going a bit wide. Oh. Dear. Jack. She was right. On the scale of priority, food was above jewelry too. She looked back over at Sabine, trying to compose her face as carefully as she could manage. “…Well, if you are starving, you can not eat a diamond ring, ya?”

Apparently Mitsu had zoned out, she had no idea what this business about ring pops or...diamond rings was about. Something about survival it seemed like. Maybe it was important for the upcoming class?

"There are monsters that eat diamonds I hear," She hadn't met any yet but she had heard of it. Or maybe it was one of those random facts from one of those Lepus guides she had seen during the Trials of War? They seemed to feature a few of the random facts now and then.