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The class announcement had found its way onto the noticeboards in all the dormitory common areas. True, the papers were a little rumpled, but the enthusiasm of the wording more than made up for any flaws in presentation.



... Okay then!




Behind the Undead Dorms could mean any number of places; fortunately for those who show up, someone hung a large sign on one of the trees: CLASS THIS WAY. Further signs direct students to the mouth of a cave, sheltered under the overhanging branches of the forest's edge. Another sign hangs off of a rope stretched over the cave entrance: PLEASE DON'T GO INSIDE WAIT HERE PATIENTLY THANKS!! smile smile smile

The nearest tree to the cave entrance has a sign-up sheet stuck to it, along with a battered pen dangling from a bit of twine.





((INFORMATION:

- To sign up, put your student's name on the list, being sure to quote the full list of students in your sign-up post!
- There is no enrollment limit for this class; students of all years are welcome.
- Sign ups will end at 10:00am PST on Moonday, 2/27. No latecomers - if you want to be part of the class, sign up before the class closes!
- You are welcome to RP with others while you wait, but you may not go into the cave.))

Of course the first word on the flyer to have caught the tiger's eye was Adventure. Surely there had to be something awesome to this. Willow walked towards the cave tail flickering as she looked around almost cautiously to make sure nothing unexpected was going to happen.

When Willow reached the cave it seemed at least one ghoul had already arrived, the tigress smiled, "Hello~." She greeted Levi as she paused to place her name on the sheet. Of course, once she'd finished she noticed Levi was actually using her tail as a seat. Oh that would be nice, of course she knew her own tail wouldn't work that way. "That's a neat trick." She decided to offer for conversation. "I've never seen anyone able to sit on their tail like that."

It was a good thing that it was behind the undead dorms, because otherwise Mort would've been late. Not that he knew of the class happening prior - he didn't go out often enough for that - no, he'd simply shambled off as usual to do some light reading, saw the large signs pointing him in the right direction, and before he knew it he was among the small group waiting. "Mrrr . . .?"

And then he saw what exactly the class's title was and immediately scribbled his name there. o3o!

As for the three already gathered, he kinda knew their faces from one place or another, but didn't really have names. So he just kinda stood there like a little derp.

Adventure? Shehk could have gone for some relatively safeish adventure after how the last year had been, and with the notice up she saw no reason why not to just sign up for the trip and go for it.

She didn't even have to venture too far to meet up with the others who were assembled. As an undead, it was pretty much just a walk right around her dorm. It seemed like she wasn't the only undead signing up either, offering Mortimer a small wave as she joined the group.

"Hey! Looks like not too many people are here yet...." she wasn't sure if she considered that a good thing or a bad thing yet...

Roch strolled up to the group casually, drinking a smoothie, his other hand buried in his pants pocket. He figured he'd done the bear thing enough times to take on something that could be a group fight-- course he had never BEATEN that jackin' teddyweddy, and he was really starting to wonder if there was something in the water up there--

But hell, a class might kill him, but it wouldn't be the first time he'd died. So he signed up and looked around, hesitating as he saw Danny. Was she still mad at him?

The mantodae had stared at the crumbled bit of paper longer than most would find necessary, but adventure and valuable were such long words that they took up more time to decipher. Once he had, and had pieced together the entire note, he grinned, practically glowing with excitement. An adventure. A class that was an adventure.

He was halfway there when he realized that behind the Undead dormitory meant that it would be fairly easy for Alexander to go to the class, and perhaps if he requested that the zomboil join him he would agree. Then they could go on an adventure together, and would that not be fun? He was three quarters of the way there when he remembered that he still did not know where the zomboil's room was to even ask him. He slowed slightly, troubled and unsure of what to do when he saw the all too familiar mess of white hair ahead of him. Surely this was not a coincidence, it had to be fate. He sped up and called out when he was in range, smiling a bit. "Alexander! Would you like to go on an adventure with me?" The words came out in a rush as he finished crossing the distance to where the zomboil was, completely oblivious to the fact that perhaps that zomboil was actually going somewhere or had things to do if he was outside.

((Will sign up next post, trying to get TO the class))

Yin did not even try to hide his enthusiasm. Alexander had agreed to go! "Yes, did you see the signs for it as well?" Perhaps that had been where the zomboil had been headed himself. And adventure with Alexander that was also a class? Could he sign up more than once?

Alexander was holding his hand out to him, and there was really no chance that he would get separated from him as they walked around the building together. So...he simply wanted to hold hands? Yin felt slightly flustered, but he took the zomboil's hand as they walked around the building. As the turned around the building behind the dormitory others came into view. "I suppose we need to sign up?" he let go of the zomboil's hand, there was no need for any affectionate displays to be public after all. He scanned the area and went to sign up, pleased to see that Miss Danny was also in attendance.

It looked like a few familiar faces were joining them, and Shehk seemed to look towards Neil when his attention drifted over her - giving him some back for a moment before she noticed that someone else she recognized had joined the group who was waiting on Moira - Jericho. Naturally as a group outing, she immediately had to check to make sure Israfel wasn't around before she approached him.

She touched the side of his arm gently.

"Hey." it wasn't much of a greeting, but she didn't want to say much more, risking how many were there and might be suspicious if she displayed too much concern for him - at least verbally. Her ears perked up, then slowly trailed down, then perked again - silent questioning accompanied by a slight tilt of her head.

"It's a nice day for some fresh air, isn't it?"