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Chun Mu looked across the table and her eyes met the shiny teeth of the grue. For some strange reason it made her feel uncomfortable, the curve of the mouth and the tone of his voice. It made her feel more than uncomfortable. She yanked on her noose-rope, which was under the table. She didn't know why she did it. she thought that maybe it was a bad habit from the previous life or something. MuMu continued to eat the toast, until she realized that the "jam" was moving. She put it back onto the plate with a disgusted look.

She couldn't take this anymore. She didn't know why the grue made her feel uncomfortable, especially with all the strange new things today. Stupid irrational phobia. "Goodbye everyone, thank you for letting me sit here," she grabbed her tray and dropped it off to be cleaned. The food here wasn't to Chun Mu's taste. Luckily, she can cook for herself, and she didn't have to eat anyways. She walked out of the cafeteria and went to look for another place to go to.

Cady looked awfully surprised as the noose ghoul and the Charlie both abruptly got up and left. She looked mournfully down at the soup she'd been gulping down, and finally pushed it aside. Glancing back at the trays on the other table, she decided to leave them. Not much point in wasting perfectly good food by throwing it away. She took her own bowl and tossed it in the proper receptacle, waving goodbye to the spinks - sphinx?

She'd gotten kind of tired sitting anyway. She was feeling a little antsy- maybe she'd check out some booths before hitting the gym.

The chimera mirrored the grin she couldn't see. "Close, the pair of you?" Now she had to know. He had, though very subtly, implied the brother would likely want to come along in the event there was any slipping off into the shadows. Not that she really minded..

As the grue's attention turned towards those leaving, so too did Merry's. Pale lips pursed gently. "Let them go, they don't know what they're missing."

She couldn't help the snort that followed the reasoning for his and his brother's trip up to the school. "Oh yes, sending you out of their sight will surely keep you out of trouble." Her own creator had done something similar with her. He'd said she needed to get a handle on her abilities, but there was plenty more too it. The chimera was a handful, and seemed perfectly aware of it. "I agree though, fun is infinitely more fun with help."

There was the barest of lingering silences between them, and Merry amused herself for those short seconds by prodding the fat abdomen of a bug within the other monster's food, contemplating eating it herself. She was still hungry, but Nahm was far too interesting to walk away from. After a moment she picked the bug up, tossing it in her mouth as he began speaking again. Answering the question with a melodic hmm in affirmation. "You've won me over with your first impression."

She nodded, replacing her her hands under her chin to prop it up on her elbows, knees bending so hooves could kick rhythmically above the curve of her rear. She didn't have anyone in her life she was that attached to, but she could image being separated would suck immensely.

She didn't linger on the thought though, not with that purred response seeping from the shadows of his hoods. It caused shaded lids to lower, lips pursing of their own accord before splitting into a scandalous grin at the proposal. "Oh, I'd let you escort me anywhere, anytime." Brows arched. He was entirely too much fun.

Pointed ears visibly perked, and the ghoul was quick to sit up, knees rolling from the side to swing long legs off the edge of the table beside him. "Love to." She admitted bluntly, smoothing palms along her thighs and the drape of cloth that served as clothing.

She did take one brief moment to retrieve his discarded fork. Helping herself to a few bites of what remained on his tray before pushing it away and getting to her feet. She couldn't simply not eat, not with her DNA, but she didn't always need a full meal either. a snack would be fine, for a while anyways. "Let's leave no stone unturned and no shadow thoroughly investigated."

Laiha had arrived at the open house with a single location in mind. If she was to attend this school at any point in time, she absolutely required that the food be up to snuff. It seemed as if people had a serious aversion to her eating other students or their little fluffy doodads, and with a lack of living victims she would be forced to consume what was offered in the cafeteria.

The Devourer accepted the plate given to her, taking a long whiff as she headed for the tables. She did so without any regard for her peers, some of whom had already found friends and were conversing in groups. This was about the grub, not the socialization. Giving a soft hum, she sat down at an empty end and, as an afterthought, leaned down to sniff the table. Actually, that didn't smell half-bad! There was none of the usual cleanser scent. Pleasant. She gave the surface a tentative lick before running her tongue up her spoon. Hmmm...