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Yin was getting a drink, feeling wonderfully stretched after his tai chi, though some of his muscles were sore from the events of the trial of famine. He was almost ready to get out and go for his morning run, and then of course training at the gym. Hearing a knock at the door all but shattered the peace. But the really bizarre thing was how excited Princess Eva seemed to be when she ran toward the door. She never seemed to act like that when Alexander arrived, nor did that really sound like his knock.

Slightly puzzled he hurried over to the door, opening it to reveal...Miss Danny. A brief look of confusion crossed his face before he remembered that she had once brought him back to his room. "Good morning Miss Danny," he said happily. "How may I assist you this morning?"

Princess Eva darted forward to greet the crown princess, and Lady Terror followed her, sniffing at Miss Danny and then trying to twine around her ankles. Whether or not the ghoul was trying to walk.

If Miss Danny had not been one of his closest friends the sight of her with Princess Eva would probably have made him happy. As it was he seemed to be gazing at the two with a look that was fairly close to adoration. All of Princess Eva's tails were wagging happily as Yin carefully shut the door and turned around.

"Thank you for your concern Miss Danny. My group was fine though the kraken destroyed our sand castle. How did the trial treat your group? We were too busy most of the time to really focus on the other groups."

Lady Terror was intrigued. Whoever this was had a tail made out of fire. And Eva approved of her. She trailed after the two, waited for Miss Danny to stop, and began trying to paw at the flaming tip of her tail.

"I am sorry to hear that Miss Danny," he watched, fairly amused, as Lady Terror began to play with the fire demoness' tail. He was not concerned about her, the little creature smoldered enough herself that he felt fairly certain she could handle a bit of fire. And in fact, the petite vaisel was beginning to glow a bit more, and a couple of embers may have drifted about, just tiny specks of fire as she played happily with her new toy. Stranger in the room? Who cared. Such a wonderful guard.

"Water? Oh...the tide? We actually were lucky with that, the water barely lapped at the walls of our sandcastle." It was easy to see why she might not like water, it was something that he had learned as a scareling after all. "But I would think that the trials would attempt to monitor different skills. So perhaps water will not be a factor next time?"

Princess Eva was fairly content to just cuddle against Crown Princess Danny.

Lady Terror was content to curl up on the ground below the flaming tail. This ghoul was the perfect heat lamp for the vaisel.

"But they might go to someplace that is fiery," he argued. Not necessarily for the sake of argument but mainly because he did not wish to think about it. Snow? How on Halloween would he be able to help his team in snow? Maybe he had better dress warmly for the other trials.

He could pass out too.

Starting to feel slightly stressed out he quickly tried change the topic. "Is that an eyephone Miss Danny? What are you doing with it?"

So that was an eyephone, but then it was like she started speaking gibberish. "Er...groanspring? Is that anything likes a hot spring?" Yeah, the mantodae had no idea what she was talking about.

"If you let me know what it is I might be able to get it for you."

The minipets had decided that the fire demon should just stay right where she was. Forever.

Follow the heat source owo

He looked at the phone she held out to him, or more specifically at the groaning spring...whatever it was. "They leave likes? As in...things that they like or things that you like? Or..." Leave likes really made no sense to him. "Can they just ask any question of you? And you are forced to answer? Can anyone see this?" This all seemed rather nightmarish really.

Well, likes made little sense, but knowing that one was not forced to answer each question was nice. He watched curiously as she searched for the button, watching how she just tapped the screen and it was all fixed. No more question. How easy! And you could ask people too? But what if no one answered the questions you asked?

He was still contemplating that problem when she asked him about his computer. "Uhhh," he said rather intelligently. What was a computer again? It was...was that one of those objects with the screens? He thought he had remembered seeing a sign at the library that had had to do with "comp" somethings, so perhaps it was those machines. There was not much to scan in Yin's room, considering that the only piece of furniture was his bed. "I do not have one? At least, I do not think that I do. If they are the machines then I certainly do not." Yin owned one machine, and it was his trashbot. The poor thing sometimes went around trying to pick up dust and bits of fur but there was not much to clean, and no real trash to speak of.