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"The decor is ...interesting." Mitsu nodded thinking that was a good way to put it. "I wonder where Savage could be."

Not long after another familiar face came in the door and Mitsu waved enthusiastically at the Valkyrie before waving her over to have a seat with them. "Hello! You are here for Human Studies as well?"

Oh that must have been during that week. He nodded in understanding, somewhat relieved that she was not referring to something he did not know about. He was so relieved in fact that he began to relax a little, listening to her talk about her family. "I am afraid I do not know very much about grim reapers, but it seems interesting that they have a reason to go to the human world," he offered, trying to be polite about it. If her family had went the human world she likely already knew more than he did about the species.

Then she asked a question that went along with his interests, and he latched on to it. "I just feel like ribs have a lot to offer. They can be quite tender, and are sometimes something that people overlook because they can be somewhat messy. But really, most parts of humans intrigue me, though I doubt I shall ever actually get to try one." Still, the idea of tasting their flesh was causing one side of his mouth to twitch upward into a small, lopsided grin. "I am sure whatever we learn today will be interesting though."

Pretty soon, Hel had joined in as well. Remaining quiet for the meantime, he nodded to her as a silent greeting, while continuing to wait. He didn't really feel much of a need to speak up right now, so he was more than content to sit there in the meantime. They others were talking more to Mitsu than himself anyway.

Okay, good. Mitzi took a sigh of relief. Of course he could eat one who was already dead.

...Ew. Ew ew ew.

"Yeah, I guess you could eat one if you found it already dead." But why would you want to? It was all she could do not to cringe at the thought. She glanced around at the zombies in the room, that was what zombies were known to eat... apparently weremantises liked eating raw dead flesh, too. "It's... not the sort of thing Reapers tend to eat, though." And once again, ew.

This topic definitely not sitting well with her stomach, she latched on to his previous comment. "Yeah, some of the places my grandfather talks about sound amazing to visit... And some of the things that humans die to! He was the one who first told me about snow. Apparently humans can get lost in it, and if they fall asleep they never wake up. He never mentioned how jacking cold it is, though." She actually was rather intrigued about visiting the human world, now that Yin mentioned it. She just... She was training as a Grim Reaper because she was expected to, and didn't have any particular reasons she personally was interested in it. She wasn't against it, she just wasn't really for it, either. Most of her complaints were as much about the pressure from her parents as anything else.

Well, that sounded good to him, though he highly doubted he would ever get the opportunity for even a small nibble. However, the subject she had latched on to was one that the mantodae would have happily avoided. Forever. The instant she began talking about snow a growing sense of dread began to well up in him. Snow...snow was deceptive. Soft looking, dainty even, but so wet and cold and just awful. Just the memory of it was unsettling, and then she began in on things that her grandfather had told her. Humans could get lost in it. If humans fell asleep they would never wake up. It was easy to see how one might become lost in it, with the snow covering up footprints and the loss of visibility.

He began to hunch his shoulders unconsciously, looking rather uncomfortable and worried as his mind kept reminding him. Reminding him about snow, and how he was just like a human he was in it. If he fell asleep in it he would die, he was certain of that. And what if he respawned in the cold? Over and over and over...It really was not a good train of thoughts that the mantodae was playing over and over in his mind. Maybe it was a bad idea to be here. If humans had snow what if they studied snow? His worries really had no basis, nor did they make much sense, but he really did not care at that point.

"Hm? Oh, the human world? Well...yes and no. I took a class with Professor QB not too long ago with Yin. Fundamentals of Fear? We took a quick trip to the human world and were allowed to try and scare some humans, though they couldn't actually see us, so it was a challange." There was more to the class then just that, with some surprise guests near the end. "We got to meet a human at the end too. A...normal human." That was to say, not a hunter.

Alex would have said more, but he was distracted by whatever was going on between Yin and Mitzi. He couldn't help but keep glancing over towards them, mostly to make sure Yin looked okay, of which he suddenly did not.

"Uh..sorry, excuse me for a moment." Alex said to Taryn, frowning a little as he pushed himself from his chair. What had Mitzi said to make Yin suddenly look so upset? Any previous doubts or worries he had were pushed to the side in the face of whatever was happening. He shambled over to the pair, coming up to them from the side,

"Yin?" He said, his face full of concern as he looked down at the other boil, before reaching out to place a cool hand on the other boils back.

"What did you say to him?" Alex almost sounded accusatory as his gaze landed on Mitzi. He didn't look angry though, more worried.

Human studies sounded vaguely interesting, especially after that previous class on Fundamentals of Fear, where they were exposed to humans and some sort of a 'safe scaring ground'; maybe this was his chance at learning more about these 'humans' they were supposed to scare...