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With exams over, at least for the djinn, and the promise of a break from classes and the academy itself, there was nothing left for the ghoul to fret over save the packing she was putting off til the last possible moment, the beastly little nerglette she'd acquired from Sharra making the prospect a dreaded affair, and the influx of new power awarded for the progression from Snot to Knob had an interesting learning curve. To say the ghoul was not used to the development would be a gross understatement. She had, upon first realizing her abilities were expanding, managed to flood her own dorm with a wild gesture of frustration at her new and energetic little pet.

Wishing to gain a little more control the ghoul had set aside an afternoon for practice and relaxation, the latter perhaps harder to come by with the decision to bring along her dear little Devika. Clearly the kit was plagued with copious amounts of energy, and a day outside her dorm might help to expel a fraction of it.

So nerkitten collared and leashed, the ghoul pulled her door closed behind her and set off down the halls towards the front doors. Aiming to walk the familiar trail near the swamp before seeking out a quiet corner of the campus to practice her natural abilities. Devi straining forward in a bid to pull the ghoul along faster, and having about as much luck with it as a she would a boulder. Hadiyya would not be hurried, and certainly not for an impatient youngling.

As they hit the lush lawns outside the dorms the little beasty had calmed some, and was happy to trot along at the ghoul's ankles rather then dart along at the end of her lead.

A voice pulled the demon's attention from the path beyond the lawns, and she slowed to a stop as another ghoul approached, cooing compliments towards the spindly little imp at her feet. "Oh, well thank you." It was surprising really that the other knew what the little beasty was, but theirs was a wide world and she had to imagine there were others like Devi and her twin out there. Surely there was more that knew about them then just she and Sharra. It was silly, she realized, to assume otherwise, though that's exactly what she'd done.

"She's pretty yes, but quite the handful." Evident by the way the hatchling had wound it's leash about hadiyya's ankles before straining at the end of it to get to the pale ghoul that had approached them. Always keen to greet any new face.

With a tilt of her head the djinn gave the other ghoul a proper look over, recognition clicking after a moment. "You're Beatrix," she pointed out confidently, stepping free of the leash to Devika could make a run towards the ghost's ankles. "You're running for public relations, I stopped at your booth very briefly the other day."

"It was my pleasure, I liked your booth best of them all if I'm honest." It was aquatic and fabulous and Hadiyya had thoroughly enjoyed everything about the ghost's booth and creative little obstacle course. Really she'd have lingered there longer, but she'd had other matters to attend. Bea's was the only booth Yaya had actually had a chance to visit, so for that the other ghoul should feel special, though the djinn didn't voice this. "I'm Hadiyya," she offered when prompted, offering a dark hand covered in even darker designs. "Everyone calls me Yaya though."

"I wish you luck in the elections." She wasn't sure how well she'd do, being new, but she'd certainly made a good effort at running. "Even if you're aren't elected I think you've done a nice job of getting your name and face out there. You're sure to make a lot of friends." With that pretty face and sweet personality, it was a surety.

The subject of clubs was a little random, but the djinn didn't mind in the least. "We have a great many to chose from here. I myself am vice captain of two. N.A.P. Club and Amity's own swim team." She gave Devika's leash a little tug as the impish creature circled Bea's ankles. Pulling her back to her own side so the ghost wouldn't be tripped up when she moved. "I could list more if tell me what sorts your might be interested in joining."

The djinn smiled all the brighter at Bea's blush, and she ducked her chin in a soft sign of acknowledgement. The ghost was tied to water, so Hadiyya instantly liked her, but she really did seem a sweetheart, and the ghoul did hope they could become friends. There were so many new students about, it was starting to get difficult keeping track of everyone. Things were changing from when the demon ghoul had first arrived, that was for sure.

As the subject was allowed to shift towards the swim team, dark features lit up a bit. As co-captain of the club Yaya had taken a special interest in getting their name out there among anyone that might like to join. "A love of the water is all you need to try out, we'd love to see you stop by the gym."

"I find water very relaxing as well, but I'm a little too used to the environment I grew up in to dwell so exclusively in my kindred element. Marids dwell in the desert. Near oasis, or coastal areas." There was a soft flicker of homesickness in glowing blues, but she shrugged it off seconds later. She hadn't been home in a very long time, and she was beginning to miss the heat and the sand. Not to mention her folks.