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Ren thought the girl was to happy. She didn’t get how something so evil could be so happy.

"Sorry mate, but Riba asked me to take care of the garden, I think that she thinks that I be a garden gnome. So sorry, but I'm pretty tied up, so ya better ask somebody else"

"Okay, but thanks anyways" Said Hector and drank his water, then left.

Corrine looked up at Farrah, waiting for the lesson to begin.

(Sorry lol) “So, the balance of life. As some of you may know I am Egyptian and I know a lot about mummies. I also Embalm. For those of you that don’t know, Embalming is preserving a corpse from decaying..” she clicked her fingers, the coffin cracking open and dust particles spreading everywhere. Once the dust had dispersed a mummy lay in the coffin.

Matt

I grimaced when I looked at the corpse. "Why does your culture care about preservation after death? Where I come from we'd bury our dead." I asked.

Anthony

I found this particularly fascinating. Something about it seemed very interesting to me, although I didn't know what.

Corrines eyes widened as she stared down at the corpse.

Ember looked at the corpse, a little confused of what they were going to do with it, but it intrigued her none-the-less.

“I have no idea.” She’d snicker . The bandages slowly unwrapped themselves. Revealing a man with pale white skin. “This man has been dead for a few centuries now and as you can see, he hasn’t decayed. My own work actually. You shall be doing something very similar. But on something much more smaller.” She’d smile, the coffin and corpse disappearing. As they turned, on each desk there would be a rabbit, alive and well. “Please go to your desks. I want you now to preserve this creature from decaying. Corrine this should be a rather easy task for you.” She winked, she flicked her wrist and suddenly the rabbits had died. “Do not worry, I’ll revive them next month after we see our results of preserving corpses.” She smiled, “Chop chop.”

Hector walked around the school, looking for Arianna, until he finally found her. "Hey Ari" He said behind her.

Matt

I had a look of disgust on my face. Even though they'll be resurrected later, it was still crude. I sighed and got back to my desk. I fiddled around for a while. I'd try and fail several times to get this rabbit preserved. "Ugh. I need help" I raised my hand.

Anthony

This was a pretty cool assignment, the immersiveness of it all was impressive. I nodded in satisfaction as I finished mummifying my rabbit. Not something I'd want to do with a human, but I suppose this is a necessary thing to know.

Ren shocked at the dead bunny and a bit sad. She didn’t want to do that but if it was going to help the dead creature she might as well. She wanted to be a bit funny and hopped to her desk. She saw the dead creature and started to wrap it up.

Celes smiled. She didn’t like the sights of death at all which was weird for a demon. She took a seat next to Anthony.”This should be fun.” She said to him. She started her work but messed up a few times.

“Huh? Oh, hey Hector.” Ari says, turning around. “What do you need?” She asks.

Corrine smiled at the task, this would be simple. She walked up to her rabbit and gently laid her hand on it, closing her eyes and breathing slowly. She avoided the outside of the rabbit for now, instead focusing on the inside. She covered the inside of the rabbit in a layer of ice, making sure everything was completely covered to prevent any bacteria from growing inside. Next she covered the outside of the rabbit with a thin layer of ice, easy enough to melt but to still preserve the rabbit.

Ember walked over to her desk, not really sure what do do with it, she knew they used to use spices, but she assumed that Farrah meant to do it with magic.

"I'm planning for the class to go to the Harvest festival on friday, and I need another teacher to keep track of the students, can you come?"

Ari nods. “Yeah, I’d love to.” She says, smiling. She had already planned on going, and this gave her even more of a reason to go.

Corrine looked around at the rest of the class, unsure of what to do now that she was finished.

Hector smiled by the sound of the yes. "Oh that's great. What are you excited for at the festival, for me it's the fireworks. You?"