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"Yeah... two classes and then I'm going back to my room for the rest of this terrible season." he was unsuprised that she was surprised. He really wouldn't have been out except expectations about grades. He was generally curious about the other worlds, but he did not care enough to go out into snow.

But now he had to what? He stared at the snowman who scooted it's way over to him.

Andrew looked down at his list.



was that even a song? He liked the burning and flying and rock, but it was not a song. He refused to sing. Instead he just sat there.

The snowman was unimpressed, in fact it was so unimpressed, its attention turned to other things. Like his tail. The snowman scooped up some snow and threw it at his tail. "WHAT?!" it was trying to kill him. Andrew took off in a fast waddle across the room and slipped falling face first into a snow bank. The snow man belted him with a few more snowballs, thankfully not putting out the light before it stopped.

This left Andrew with a small problem... he was stuck. "Help?" came muffled mumble from the snow back. The stuff was melting and wet and it tingled against what little of his skin was exposed.

The frost demon cleared her throat, ready to try to sing the song anyway. She had only realised just then that she had no idea how the tune was supposed to sound like at all. Edel ad-libbed the first line in however way she could think of, only to be stumped at how to sing the second line after that. Squinting her eyes at the song sheet, the ghoul carried on, sounding increasingly unsure and unconvinced by the lyrics, until the song eventually became a soft mumble.

That didn't go so well did it.

It wasn't audible, but Ruth was cackling when she got her song. Of course, the more observant individuals would notice the slight trembling of her shoulders as she tried to suppress her mirth. Then again, the shaking could easily be brushed off as it being really jacking cold. The lyrics handed to her was something she knew she would sing, even if she wasn't so vocally disinclined, that was definitely a plus for the blonde reaper. Her snowman, however, looked less than happy about it. The blonde leered at her poor sod of a snowman, giving it a too-hard pat on the back that put to question if she was just extremely enthusiastic in encouraging it or was actually trying to break it apart.

The snowmen decided to give her the benefit of the doubt and assumed that it was the former. It wasn't a lot though but it was there.

The ghoul began to sway her hips, lightly tapping her hands against her skin to establish a beat. And with a nod of her head, her little snowman buddy began to sing for her.

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Bleak Christmas x

I'm running from a bleak Christmas
Just like the ones I used to hide from
Where the visions bring
And glasses wring
To hear mope-ped shirts in the shoes

I'm running from a bleak Christmas
With every Christmas service I slide
May your slippers be wet and wretched
And may all your Christmases be bleak

The song was just about halfway done when it became very, very obvious the audience didn't want them to go on. Ruth had to duck as a snowball soared overhead. And in retaliation, the blonde reaper grabbed a handful of snow and dumped it over her so-called audience.

Well, if they were going to heck her, she was going to heckle right back. Frantically she signaled the singing snowman to continue all the way or else it'll be next. In the end, the audience was more interested in seeing how much snow they could dump, toss, or kick at each other. Which suggested to Ruth finding someone to make the odds in her favor was ideal.

And that led her to yanking the poor boil out of the snowbank.

AJ giggled and said no, he explained they were not edible and purely made of snow without taste. Head pouted and stared at the little snowman approached them with a big yawn. It seemed to have no interest in their carol at all, icy indifferent expression was on its cold face.

Lihua was ready to start on singing the song that was in front of her. She looked at the little snowman standing by her desk.

"Ok. Here goes nothing. I should warn you little guy that my voice isn't all that."

Lihua sang the song frowning at the parts that didn't make an once of sense to her.

When she done she looked over the snowman to see what its reaction would be.

When the snowman didn't say anything or made any kind of noise, nor did it show any kind of reaction or expression she got a little scared.

"I told you that my voice isn't all that great."