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Mandy listened attentively to the professor, as odd a one he was (She was deeply curious why he didn't take a humanoid form like the rest of them where required), as he explained exactly what they where doing so whilst questioning them. She was... grinning like a lunatic ok? When she'd heard the hunters mentioned whilst eavesdropping her mood had plummeted faster than a drunk drop bear but as she listened to what they had to do? How could she stay unhappy?

This was exactly what she wanted to learn, to do. How to scare humans properly - how to get them to produce precious, precious Fear. This class? It was made for her.

Mandy damn near skipped happily over to behind the curtains as the professor told them to get ready to scare, nodding to the others using the spot as she took her place.

What did Levi know about how to scare humans? Not much. Her experience with scaring other students in acting class hadn't really given her the impression she had a particular gift for it right now. Of course it was an ultimate goal but-.... Scaring- surely her being sneaky would have some sort of benefit in the field. Now could. Be a time for exercising such theories?

This was the ghoul's hope as she kept her back aligns with the wall as best as her tail would allow, having the long appendage curl above her head from behind the curtains.

Recieving a nod from Mandy, Levi grinned. Hopefully, she'd have better luck scaring some actual humans. She offered an enthusiastic nod back.

The first thing Mandy noticed when the humans came in was despite the fact their hiding places where way overcrowded leaving some of them sticking out rather obviously the humans totally didn’t notice. It was one thing to be told you where invisible to them and another thing to actually see it in action. Which was completely awesome because it guaranteed they weren't hunters.

Grin nearly splitting her face Mandy decided with the classic rattle things and make scary noises as her usual option of dive bomb them out of tree's was currently impossible.

Tugging on the curtain she was hiding behind to make it flap dramatically she let out one of her most menacing growls.

The jack damn human walked straight past her.

Edel watched quietly as the Humans began to stream in; they were a lot more plentiful than she had initially expected, thought that shouldn't bother her should it? Harmless, after all.

The ghoul quickly understood what the professor meant when it came to the discrepancies between the human subjects. The males were acting somewhat a bit more obtuse, spoke loudly and skeptically, as if that would dispel any sort of doubt that they were a little unnerved by their surroundings. The girls were a little less outspoken ... and quite a few took to clinging onto their boyfriends like they were some protective charm. Edel made a face as a couple walked by, the ghoul whimpering pathetically into her boyfriend's arm. Of course, that was not to say that all of them were like that, there were some that simply rolled their eyes and carried on walking while the guys made a fool of themselves.

The frost demon was beginning to enjoy the scaring exercise quite a little. She had been in the midst of sending shivers down the spine of one of the less intelligible looking ones when suddenly -

FLASH

The ghoul squeezed her eyes shut and retreated. Back in the room there were annoyed whispers telling some bloke that flash photography was not allowed in here.

In her final attempt to get some scaring done, the frost demon found it in her an aura of cold-blooded viciousness. Those humans would pay for not paying attention to their surroundings. A blast of cold air and several ice splinters was all the warning they got before coming across a scene of frozen ice spikes, just inches away from their faces, ready to impale them with the next step taken.

Overhead, a jagged array of sharp icicles hung, ready to deal death from above. There was a precarious sounding snap and the ice began to crack, a rather large chunk of ice landing just a few feet behind the group, sticking very nicely into the ground.

“L-Let's get outta here” Edel grinned. Best sounding thing she'd heard all day, just behind the sound of frantic feet shuffling to get away. The frost demon emerged from behind the ice to inspect her work, feeling quite accomplished.

Oh, crap, it was time. Roch forgot about the plan entirely and lifted his guitar, cutting the material of the curtain with a loud ripping noise. The sound of feet moving away from the curtain made him smirk slightly, although it wasn't nearly as impressive as what some of the other students had done.

Maybe Alex had been more out of it then he first realised. He followed close beside Yin as they made their way from the first room to the second, eyes taking in all of the strange surroundings. He could hear things on the other side of the wall, and they were very distracting, whatever those things were. The instructor was talking about humans, and asking if the students knew how to scare them. Alex thought he knew how....for some reason human's always seemed scared, or at least, mildly concerned, when he acted like he was going to eat them. Of course, he wasn't allowed to eat them, even though they smelt horribly tantalizing, but the threat of it seemed to be enough to get a good reaction.

He nodded at Yin's words, reaching up to rub at his forehead as the last lingering remnants of dizziness finally wore off. "Ya, I guess I did okay on that first human, but the other one..." The other one had been made out of tougher stuff then the human that reeked of Fear. But there was no time to really talk about that now as they were being urged to find a hiding place. Apparently the humans were going to be coming into the room any minute.

Alex had a look around, noting that everywhere there was to hide was getting a little bit...overcrowded. Well, that didn't really bother him very much, he liked being clustered in a group, after all! Underneath the bed looked like it still might harbor some space, so with a last fleeting smile at his bonded and a murmured "Good luck..." He shambled over towards it, dropping himself to the floor so that he could wriggle his tall frame in beneath.

It seemed only seconds later that the humans began trickling their way inside the room, and Alex had to figure out what he could do to frighten them as a couple neared the bed. Testing the waters instead of coming right out and doing something severe, he focused on trying to frighten them with sound, and what was more terrifying then a bone chilling zombie moan?

Unfortunately, from what he could see, the humans may have stepped back from the bed a little, but they didn't exactly go fleeing in terror.