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Desu-chan, you're not hiding puppies in those teacups, are you?

It seemed that Kallos had done a good job on his last game, so the calligraphy pen haunt turned and looked around for whatever else seemed safe. He'd already fished (and failed), he'd go back to the...cat(?) race later, but it seemed there was some teacups stacked nearby. Slightly perplexed as to the purpose of these teacups, he found himself slowly wandering over to that game.

So... he was supposed to throw a sugar cube/lump (Wait, weren't you supposed to attract ponies with these...?) at the teacups and try to knock them down? Wouldn't that break them? What a waste of good kitchenware...

In any case, the ghost boil picked up a sugar lump and attempted to throw it at the teacups. (He wasn't too good at throwing things either, but maybe he had luck on his side today?)

Well, he had hit one...just the bottom center one. Ahh well, wrong target. At least he'd actually hit one at all! Giving a shrug, he figured it was for the best. (He hadn't even hit it hard enough to knock down the teacup, after all...)

Who would've thought flipping tables was harder than flipping pancakes? What's up with that!

Maritess wasn't certain if she liked the fact that the bunnies she'd hit in the previous game went unharmed. After all, what did that say about her arm strength?! Oh, wait, maybe she could spin that information to her favor and pretend that it was out of self-control and that she held back from hurting them! Yes, that sounded like a good cover story. Hopefully no on asked her about it too much.

But at the same time, she was now worried about whether or not she needed to build up her strength. Arriving at the table-flipping booth, she took a quick gander at the list of those who had tried and was shocked to find Professor Red's name there. And with such a low number to her name! Tess decided she would see for herself how weak or strong she was! Except she was given a piece of paper.

What. The. Jack?

Desu-chan, you're not hiding puppies in those teacups, are you?

Joachim looked at the teacups and then back at pale, scantily dressed ghoul that had dragged him over to the spot that he was now standing in. He didn't even have capabilities to get his mouth to form the words my name is Joachim not Joe... and when he attempted to try she had already moved on with the conversation showing little interest. At least she seemed rather unhappy about realizing the mistake that had occurred when he noted her lips thinning in annoyance. So great now he was embarrassed and hated, sure he could add that to the list of being eaten, stuck in a trap, and far away from the land of sleep.

Shrugging his shoulders, there was no point in caring if she liked or didn't like him he would at least try to be polite as much as he could. The last thing Joachim wanted was to make enemies on the first day of open house, he was sure that if he made it in the school he could spend semester doing that for better reasons.

Giving the pale banshee a nod as she mentioned, "Ok... sounds like fun right Willow." He replied trying to get the corners of his frown to at least looked a bit happier as he looked at the two ghouls.

He waited for Willow to go first before taking his turn, picking up the sugar cube he quickly tossed it before Merel got the idea that it was for her to eat.

Willow watched the ghoul lean on poor Joachim, "Heh... um well... Okay..." She moved over the the 'wack-a-bunny' table. Looking at it, her tail flickered watching the game. "Lets try this one."

She gave a nod looking to Ash, "So... do you or Joachim go first?" She asked her ears twitching, as she watched the bunnies looking slightly frightened at the process of the game.

Form a contract with me and magically win this race! OwO

((And I should be clear to play this game again... *Played it yesterday, but not today.* ))

Kallos was about to walk toward another of the games, maybe the cat race, when he heard a loud voice that he knew he'd heard before...

The banshee. From the library. She was here? Kallos paled (well, as much as a paper-white skinned boil could) as he stepped away from the game, obviously trying to stay from the ghoul. After all, if she was best friends with that shadowy boil, Cat...Kallos shuddered a bit inside, and then quickly looked around for an escape route of some kind.

He hadn't played the rabbit-bopping game yet, but it sounded kind of...violent. Maybe the cat race? That seemed like a safe bet. Quietly, he scurried over to it, spying the carnivorus creature from before with a cringe. He's try not to bet on that one...

He bet on the pirate-like one for some odd reason, but the cat-thing only came in fourth. Oh well, better luck next time, right?

This isn't funny, the life of a bunny is at stake! What do you mean they're not alive?

Ash crooned in Joachim's ear as he missed AND hit the bunnies. Soft little giggles escaped her as well as a pinkish fog that curled around the sides of his face and formed vague images. She held on as the boil hit at the bunnies with the mallet.

Was it good to miss the bunnies or was it good to hit them? She couldn't remember. She at least had a 40/60 chance of coming out on top over Joachim on this one, it seemed.

Ash slipped off the boil, noticing a reddish fox-like boil standing off to the side. She grinned at him and twiddled her fingers in his direction before she turned to the game and took a stance, waiting for the bunnies to pop up. She'd do her best to... well she'd just do her best.

Desu-chan, you're not hiding puppies in those teacups, are you?

Krovi picked up the sugar cube with care. He wanted to lick it, but it was for the game. He looked at the stacked cups then tossed it with care. "Come on..." Speaking to himself then looked over to see the ghost girl was somewhere else.