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“Hello Joachim, and hello there Merel!”
Taking her gaze away from the black mouse and back to Joachim, she noticed that he had grown a little red so she quickly diverted her attention to the enthusiastic Owl to spare him from any more awkwardness. She too, had flushed a little as she turned away – though she was not sure why, but the boil's reaction had amused her a little.

They had barely begun their way down the hall before the walls and floor suddenly sprang to life, taking Edel by surprise as a crowd of ghosts and spirits unceremoniously dragged her and the rest into a classroom, sat her in a chair and promptly left. She wasn't too sure about what had just happened, observing her startlingly white surroundings to get a better idea.

Wait, she stopped herself, having caught eye of the red headed figure that sat in front of the class. She privately admired her choice of furniture, but Edel was sure she had seen this Professor somewhere before. Oh right. That was Professor Savage from the Open House booth. Was she conducting a class? Now??

Her questions were quickly answered as soon as the Professor started barking out orders for students to listen up. Maybe now, she would get a taste of the lessons in the Academy – and she was especially excited since Merope, whom she had met at the Open House booth, had touted her classes to be the most awesome and interesting.

It didn't look like they were going to sink boats now though, as papers unfurled themselves on the desks and pencils appeared. There was no need for the Professor to yell at them to take notes, for the frost demon had already picked up her pencil and jotted down notes from the get go. Complete with illustrated diagrams. The Human World huh, what a strange place!

Still observing those around and where they were. When all of a sudden he was completely caught off guard and he gave a yip as one of those ghosts has taken a hold of his tail and dragged him to were he didn't know.

The Fu Dogs eyes when wide when he was plopped into a chair half hazard. Moving around some to sit down properly as he looked around the room. He did like the choice of color as it reminded him of the rare chance it snowed at his home.

Then he got confused to why he was called a student when he was just visiting the festival, but he wasn't going to argue. Interested in what the professor had to say and he shivered a little at the mention of glitter. He was still curious about learning more about the human world and jumped a little when the professors voice got louder. Adyian then quickly started to take notes as he thought that the human hospital was a very strange place.

Offering the vampire boil a quick smile, she folded her arms and shifted her weight. "You too." She wanted to leave this tent. Things were becoming dreadfully boring by the second. She could fulfill more time by checking out the other booths at the festival, but no..instead, she was here. Doing absolutely nothing.

"Alright maybe we should-" What in Jack!? Snapping her mouth shut, she nearly jumped as the hall was suddenly flooded by ghosts and spirits reaching and grabbing at the group; dragging them all off down the hall until they arrived at their destination. A classroom? Not one like Amityville's, that was for sure. The room was painfully boring, and white. The idea of this place brought a shiver down her back.

Dropped into one of the many seats, Mei landing without grace, uncomfortably re-positioned herself. "Ow..what the hell?" Why were they brought here? What!? A Class!? But they were in the middle of a festival! Why should they be in class? Startled, she sat upright at the sound of a certain teacher. "Professor Savage?" Why was she here? But more importantly, why were THEY here?

Came prepared? She couldn't say that. Nothing would have prepared her for this class. They were learning about humans? The very descriptions Savage gave had Mei mentally gagging. They sounded disgusting.. But not as disgusting as the chart she showed. Did human buildings really look like that? If so, she would never set foot near one. EVER.

With the order to take notes, Mei pulled her paper closer, jotting down any bits of information she could recall from the lesson. Not a hard task. It wouldn't be easy to forget something like this.

Before she even had time to fully introduce herself, the ghost bombarded the group. Really? Freakin really?!?!?!? Did anything ever not go wrong for her? That was it, Whisper was going to lock herself in her dorm room and never ever come out again. Next thing would be fog outside her door and she'd get freaking kidnapped by cannon cats.

But when she was plopped down it what was seemingly a class room she was utterly confused. Then she saw Professor Savage and her eyes began to glow in sheer happiness. She loved this professor's classes. She was such an interesting teacher, and she was always full of surprises; ie now.

Whisper looked around and it seemed as though everyone was here, and everyone was safe. She took in a deep breath and sat in a desk. This was odd that this was all set up, but she wasn't going to question it. She listened very carefully and began to take notes as the Professor had so adamantly ordered.

Tybalt made a face before turning his own glare on the vampire boil. Whatever his problem was, he didn't care, but him getting shoved was his own fault for lingering in the entrance! Besides, it wasn't like he could of gotten his vest dirty in the first place! Or any dirtier than it already was that is!

Muttering something rude, the black dog gave the boil an intentional shove, this time out of spite, as he moved over to LW's and Mei's side.

"Hah! That makes two of us." He said, finally breaking into a toothy grin. "And me?" He asked, pointing to himself before shrugging. "Nothing other than curiosity." He nodded and looked at Mei when she spoke up. "Eh.. Couldn't expect you to know much anyways." He said; half teasing.

Though just as he was about mention something about the fog, the halls came alive with a familiar scene to that of the ghost dorm. Only... they didn't appear to be students. Or at least none he knew. In fact, they didn't look friendly at all. This was soon proved to be true when he and everyone else was dragged down the hallway and roughly deposited into a eerily white classroom where they were then trapped.

"Well great!" He grumbled, crossing his arms over his chest, just as he spotted the professor across the room. Perhaps she could explain to them why they were suddenly dragged to class like they were?

Unfortunately, she did. Only her words were not what he expected at all. Nor did he really want to hear them. She was babbling on about things like their maul and then the humans mall and then comparing the two. Making him both disgusted and horrified as he grabbed his tail as if to protect it when she mentioned the escalators.

"Bottled glitter..?" He started, wrinkling his nose in disgust. "Who in their right mind would buy that crap?" He asked, whispering to both LW and Mei who luckily were sitting close by.

Leave it to the fleshlings to do weird things.

Malodore recoiled in horror as Professor Savage appeared before them all - oh, Jack, it had to be its... well, it didn't dislike her, but it had the feeling she disliked it. It hadn't exactly managed to endear itself to her in her classes, after all...

But then.

THEN.

She spoke a few absolutely magical words.

Malodore's eyes widened behind its lenses as it stared at Professor Savage, its beak dropping open. Human medicine? Human medicine?

It was not only taking notes, it was probably going to buy Professor Savage a bouquet of seaweed afterwards. It hadn't been this starry-eyed over Science since passing Nurse Cricket's exam.

*V*

Sin had been well and fine with exploring the tent, she had even hoped to find somekind of game deeper inside. The chance to win more Floresctival seeds and relax in this festive setting had really drawn her in. Then the ghastly ghosts had plucked her and several other students up and deposited her in...a classroom. Class the source of Sin's recent anxiety and her upcoming Exams. Worse the Professor who appeared to be in charge of this class was none other then Professor Savage.

It wasn't that Sin didn't like Professor Savage it was just that Human Studies was the only class that she seemed to unable to fully grasp, she did abysmally in it and even neglected to sign up when it was offered again to first years. She cringed and looked down at the paper before her as the Professor began to rattle off information..and oh jack she was supposed to take notes!

Sin quickly moved to start scrawling down notes but with every sentence that Savage spoke she found herself more horrified. The Maul was Sin's favorite place to go hearing about the horrific human version made her skin crawl. She jumped when Savage reminded them to take notes and quickly got to it.

Maul: Awesome place to hang out, amazing fashion, delicious food court way better then Lunch Lady Ginger's coooking

Mall: Totally horrific place, do not ever go to a mall, moving stairs (due to human laziness?) esc-eskellitors? (check spelling with Prof) will try to eat you, glitter everywhere, mind melting music, hearts, puppies?

Sin was writing so fast and imagining such horrible scenarios she wasn't even sure if she was still on the right track. Her head snapped up as she heard Pepin's question and her lips thinned into a mild frown. Questioning the teachers knowledge of the subject was never a good idea. Sin ducked her head again and continued to write notes.

Hospital: Useless to heal our kind, humans here are weak, sickly and probably easy to frighten? Good source of fear?

Why did I ever walk into this dumb tent...nothing good ever ever comes of fog. Sin sighed and flexed her hand her fingers almost cramped from writing so quickly. She eyed her notes with distaste they were so jerky and short not her usual clear outlined style. It wasn't fair she wanted festival fun not...classtime.