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Looking up at the school to see if there was a way in from above, the siren noticed something distinctly red and moving in the wind. How did they- "If you make a rukus Jericho I am sure we can find a way in, but first we need to know where to go in once the guard is down." Another glance up. "Give me a while. I'll text you if I find anything. " Flying up, he went high, using a few trees to hide himself before going to the figure on the roof. "Excuse me-" Earwings were flat to the side of his head. "Who are you?" Red cloaks were a bit much, and with the hunter using one-

Never knew.

"Ought to be able to," Nahm answered. "I've got some practice at being a sneaky b*****d." He grinned. "I just need the boogeys not to be looking right at me while I do it."

He blinked as Israfel took off upwards. Where was the siren going?

Alexander was confused, but angry, and it took a lot to make the zombie boil angry! He had been in the library, reading all night as he was prone to do from time to time (well, most of the time, actually) when some cretins had come in, tapped on his shoulder, and then basically hauled in up out of his chair and out of the room without any explanation whatsoever except that he needed to leave. The book he had been reading had been knocked to the floor in the process, and they hadn't even given him a chance to pick it up and set it back on the table before ushering him out, and escorting him to the school exit.

So now here he stood, outside of the gates after being told that he should go back to his dorm, eyeing all of the other students, most of whom seemed to be incredibly angry.

Xander had no doubts at all that the sudden foreclosure of the school was linked to the articles that he had read, and to the events in the weeping forest.

Scanning the crowd, his eyes fell upon Yin, and he began to shamble towards him, raising a hand in greeting, though he was scowling.

"This is ridiculous!" He grumped, as he neared the other boil and stopped, hands finding there way into his pockets. "How can they be doing this!"

The ninja looked up at the flutter of wings, tracking Israfel as the student slipped down through the air to land beside him. "A friendly face," he answered quietly. "Not one that hunts." One clawed hand came out briefly from under the cloak to flash a Trick-or-Treater badge, one that Israfel might have seen before.

Then there were shouts and a minor commotion, and Boogeymen heading in their direction rather rapidly. "You'd better get out of here," the ninja said. "I'm just giving them a little something to do."

With that, he stood and pulled the red cloak dramatically around him. Then he was off, bounding light-footed across the roof, always staying just within sight range of his pursuers.

Merope couldn't help but to take a step back from Shehk at the venom in her voice. A look of confusion covered his features as he looked from her back towards the Boogeymen and back, missing the connection. "Oookay," he replied slowly.

He fell into a puzzled silence, listening as the students around them began to raise their voices in anger and confusion. Some were bemoaning the possibility of what would happen; others were shouting angrily, demanding answers. Merope's attention shifted when Astra flew up, offering her a wave as she addressed Sheh- wait. Is she okay? Not hurt? What the Jack did he miss out on? It seemed suddenly that his own personal issues he was still coming to grips with paled in comparison to what was going on here.

"Roch, yo." Nahm grinned. "Goin over the wall once this accommodating and loud boil starts a distraction." He nodded to Jericho. "If you figure you can make it over without being spotted, come with me. We're looking for Hellma."

There were schemers! Schemers and dreamers and plotters and planners! Moira approved. After hissing at the Bogeymen once more, she shuffled over to a small group of students. "Hey. Psst."

A headcrab crept off her back and down one arm to settle in her hands. Said headcrab was pushed firmly into Nahm's hands. "S'dangerous to go alone. Take this."

The headcrab purred.