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Unfortunately tonight was a night for disappointments and Kazuka found that like his first attempt, this try had failed. He let out a soft huff and walked off, planning on returning later.

There was a...keypad? Aislin was seconds away from deciding that it didn't matter and walking away. But it kept on ringing. Who was on the other end? Obviously it was something important if they were so intent on staying on the line instead of just hanging up.

She looked around a few moments to try and see if someone had written a code down somewhere but there was nothing. Not even a number carved into the box itself. With a shrug she randomly pressed at the buttons, hoping some kind of alarm wouldn't go off on her.

Still hearing a ringing sound from that strange booth. Adyian desided that he was going to see if he could answer it again and maybe someone on the other line would talk. As it was strange for someone to call and not answer when some one answered it. Walking up to the booth as he was still confused by the whole thing, but if he could get a seed again that was a good thing.

Adyian sighed as again he couldn't get the door to open up. He thought that the first time he had done it was just beginners luck. But he desided that he was going to try again later on. He walked off still wondering to who could be calling.

The door stood quite a bit taller than her own head, yet was so simplistic in design that it wasn't particularly intimidating. Levia gingerly rested her hand on the door, pushing against it to see what would happen.

Indeed, Levi had recalled the shutterbug Baku who approached her just then. Startled at first, since she was trying to keep the down-low as she observed people prodding the box, Levi forced her gaze away from the ringing cubical and onto Xiu. The petite ghoul she'd recently encountered at prom seemed just as bright-eyed as she had been then.

Well, sure thing, Xiu. I'd remember ya'll, screecheart. She tilted sideways, allowing her upper body to bend so she could try to see into Xiu's eyes given their obvious height difference and the Baku lowering her gaze.

... ya been listenin' to that ringin' too? Physically, Xiu appeared to have wide ears and Levi imagined that she'd perhaps been beckoned over to the box through sound. Tried ta open it once... tricky contraption that thing thar. Can't break tha door n' ya gotta get tha right numbers. Tha folks that come outta thar... they seem 'bit ...odd.

Levi stood straight again and looked towards the boogy box with narrowed eyes. Gets a ghoul curious, ya know? What could be so gosh darned important ta keep ringin'?

Clearly pleased that she remembered her, Xiu tilted her head back so she could beam up at Levi, her tail swishing behind her. "U-um...it's good to see you again!" She chirped, smiling.

As her attention was directed towards the strange box, the Baku frowned slightly. "Yes, I...every time I pass this place, it seems like it's always ringing. I decided I would finally come and take a look." Frowning at the box, she watched with interest as others came and failed at getting in. What was going on in there?

She perked up on the word "odd", turning to look at Levi with a mix of curiosity and nervousness. "W-what do you mean...'odd'?" She whispered, eying the object with a bit of paranoia now. Did something happen to the people who managed to get in?

She wasn't sure if she wanted to investigate so much anymore.

"S-so!" She said suddenly, shuffling behind Levi as if hiding from the box, "Have you...gone to see any of the other booths? Or the, um, haunted house?"