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Tapping her pen in irritation, the headmistress listened to the mutt and then that damnable rat joined in as well. Hmmm...the kelpie was getting a bit out of control it seemed. Once the two were finished with explanations and suggestions, she gave a sigh and then shrieked at the top of her lungs, "GET IN HERE NOW!"

With a small glare at her beloved staff, she added more quietly, "Stay if you wish, otherwise go educate."

Red glanced to Professor Tailor and back to Hellma before nodding. "We shall stay." It certainly beats watching those kids in detention. I wonder what they're up to? ...Tch, not my concern.

It didn't occur to her that by leaving so abruptly those in detention had ample time to sneak out and away. Oh, well -- chasing down the runaways would be something to do later once the detention was over. Besides, she had seen her fair of that particular washroom more than enough in her day.

She crossed her arms and leaned against the wall, watching the headmistress and student.

(( I have permission to GM Prof Tailor~ ))

He didn't want to move further into the room, but when the pen was pointed to the chair, he sank down and slowly moved in, eyes glancing up to the two teachers up against the wall and wondering why, now, Professor Tailor was staying. That couldn't be a good sign. As he sat, he pressed into the chair, hoping it would turn alive and swallow him whole. Unfortunately, unlike his school supplies, it didn't have a mouth and eat him, and he didn't think that whatever a haunted chair would puke up would get away from any punishment. He lacked optimism at the current moment.

The word pony got to him, but he refused to wince and let it fall on him in waves. The tapping was not helping either, and with each tap of the pen on the small headmistresses desk, he jerked. Tap. Flinch. Tap. Flinch. Tap. Flinch. She was mulling over his list of offenses, and his jaw nearly dropped when it was figured out, rather quickly mind you, that he had taken Professor Tailor's supplies. WHEN IN THE WROLD DID HE FIGURE THAT OU – Oh, worse just got more worse. Worser. Worsest!

Yet, he clung to a single phrase. Was he going to get arrested or expelled? He hadn't even thought of being arrest!!!! He wasn't made for that sort of punishment!!! He'd be a school dropout and a criminal!

His eyes rounded before looking down, his hands having gripped his kilt and started to twist it as he sank further down. He was too young to have a criminal background. A rep. A record!

But what could he say in his defense?! He wasn't thing? He didn't think he would drown the girl? That nearly kicking a teacher had been an accident or a slip of the hoof?!! He doubted any of those would even work and the headmistress didn't look like the type of person you could make excuses with.

Leaning back, Hellma continued, "I see you give no excuses...it is good. AS THERE IS NONE!" She lunged forward, hands slamming down on the desk. "AND IT WILL NOT BE HAPPENING AGAIN!" Settling back down she went on, "Because I will make sure of it, how nice I am yes? Not only will you be saved from the gaol, but you will be allowed to stay in school as well."

Hellma smiled and her shadow rose up behind the kelpie. "Records and recent events show me you have something of a handicap, such a shame it is! But this a school! All hope is not lost! And so...we'll train it out of you."

A shadowy hand reached down and gripped Calder's student pin. "It will not be easy..." The pin seemed to be absorbing it? But no...it was more along the line of the shadow invading the pin, and as the large shadow withdrew a small portion remained, wriggling in through the skull's eyes. "It will not be pleasant..." As the last piece of shadow disappeared into the skull, a sharp spike of cold pierced through the very FEAR that Calder was made of. Moments later is began to fade, but it left a feeling of...other. Of another presence right beside him. "But I will be there to help you. In my own little way."

Her voice had turned pleasant by now, and generally this was a bit worse than shrieking rage. "That pin, will no longer allow you out of it's range." In fact, it had sprouted several skitter-like legs that clutched fiercely at the kelpie. "Nor will it allow you outside of the school campus. Or inside the gymnasium. Or..." the smile widened, "..within 2 feet of any body of water larger than a toilet bowl."

She gestured to the Bin and fed it an application, "To illustrate..."

Water began gushing out of it's toothy metal mouth, and seconds within making contact with one of Calder's hoofs...he dissipated into nothing.

"He will respawn in the nurse's office in a few minutes." The water had reached a good 4 inches, but considering some of the other things the Bin produces, highly ignorable. "So...I will be receiving half of whatever you two were mumbling about over there, yes?"

The office. Again.

If it wasn't for stupid Death Charm chasing Lizzy's stupid Jimmy they wouldn't have been near the woods! There wouldn't have been the strange tracks, or the shiny thing in the tree, or the horrible world shifting or vanishing across lanes or getting shoved off of her feet...well, her world would have been a whole lot easier if it hadn't been for that stupid Death Charm.

She was going to pour a bucket of water on him the next time she saw him.

As obediantly as she could she shuffled back to the office, mighty unhappy for having been sent here for a second time.

Astra had not anticipated a teacher to have shown up once she reached the safely of the school grounds. It was not a comforting sight to see after she had almost faded away into non-existence. She wasn't sure if she was in a huge amount of trouble but...chances are, she was. She hadn't gone into the weeping forest...but she did climb a tree...and fell..and get transported to the human world. Of course she wasn't supposed to be there either but..It wasn't her fault!

She opened the door into the office, glancing around at what could easily be described as a war zone. There was slime everywhere, and if she wasn't imaging it..was that a skeleton?? Slowly, ever so slowly, she edged into the room, eyes wide and deer-like as she took in every detail, namely Hellmas office and the big desk in front of her that had a stack of papers on it. And of course the corpses of the gnomes.

At least Jericho had managed to help convince Riley otherwise, but now he had other issues at hand here. With a grimace, he made his way to the office for the first time at Amity.

Rubbing his head, he leaned against the wall, trying to relax as much as he could for the sake of his weary body. That was one hell of a run, but now he was ready to crash once he was able to. With any luck, this experience will be relatively painless for everyone involved. Also he could only hope that it wouldn't last too long.

Glancing towards the door, he waited for others to file on in while wondering just what was in store for them all. They had been to the human world without passports. They had even seen the creatures! As well as attempt to scare one of them but that part really didn't work out too well. This in turn made him wonder how they were supposed to scare people if they couldn't even be seen, heard, or felt. He'd have to try and find this out sometime.

Looking over towards Malodore, he frowned as he saw the pup shaking. Poor Luce.

Shaking his head to himself, he just waited for whatever was next for their whole lot.

Ahhh crap. Caught by the snowflake. Mumbling and cursing quietly to herself, Mei entered the school office hoping that whatever happened, it wouldn't be a huge problem. No.. From the look on Arel's face, they were in s**t. Real deep s**t. Greaaaat.

She had really hoped she would not end up in the office---she didn't want to have to be dealt with by Hellma. Jack no! That woman was the single most creepiest being in Halloween Town!

Heaving a sigh, she caught Sin, Amrita, Malador, Astra , Jericho, and Sammy. All looked as unhappy as she did. "Oi! Rita!" The doll called out to her, wondering if she would remember her at all.