Hunting 101 - Class 15 Final Exam (Wednesday, period 7)

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When the students entered the Danger Shop they found themselves in a foyer of a large lavish house. There is a staircase going upstairs on the left hand side and on the right a large set of double doors through which could be heard the sounds of music and people talking.

John was leaning against the bottom of the staircase railing. "Good afternoon," he said. "Welcome to your final exam. Beyond those doors over there a party is going on. Unfortunately, it's been invaded by demons, who have possessed one or more party goers. Your final test is to find the demon, trap and exorcise it." He smiled faintly. "You do have one advantage -- the room at the end of the hall at the top of the stairs has a Devil's Trap from the Key of Solomon on the ceiling. There are also various supplies, in a chest in the corner."

John stepped forward and glanced over all of the students. "This is our last class and I'd like to take the opportunity to let you know how much I enjoyed teaching you. I hope you never need to use what you've learned here, but if you do, I know you'll be prepared."

"And now," John grinned wolfishly. "Who's going demon hunting first?"

[OOC: wait for OCD's are up. Thanks for making my first time running a class such a fun experience. You've all been great! Also if you want to put in a suggestion of what mark you think your character deserves, that would be helpful. :)]

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Re: Mingle at the party

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"I'm quite alright," Seely smiled. "After all, I'm here to help you...generally speaking."

Re: Mingle at the party

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"Of course," she said, smiling slightly. "Are you... of course, you must be one of Stephanie's guests. She's always been such an eclectic."

Re: Mingle at the party

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Seely nodded. "You got me there."

Re: Mingle at the party

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"Leave it to Stephanie to invite a priest," she said, shaking her head.

Re: Mingle at the party

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"Well, you know what they say," Seely said. "The Lord Christ works in mysterious ways."

Seely was subtle, oh yes he was.

Re: Mingle at the party

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The woman didn't react, but several feet away a young blonde in a lowcut gown shivered and her eyes went momentarily black.

Re: Mingle at the party

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Seely made a note of the blonde. He smiled at the older woman. "I believe I see Stephanie, I should should really go and pay my respects. It's been a pleasure."

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The woman nodded. "Enjoy yourself, Father."

Re: Mingle at the party

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"And you," Seely grinned.

Fingering the rosary, he wandered up to the blonde. "Good evening, my child."

Re: Mingle at the party

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She turned to face him, saw his outfit and smiled. "Playing dress up are we?"

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Seely smiled back. "I'm a guest of Stephanie's," he said, and held out his hand. "Father Paul Bishop."

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Megan snorted. "Sure you are. Hate to break it to you, honey, but the getup doesn't actually do you any good against our kind."

Re: Mingle at the party

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"Your kind?" Seely grinned the kind of grin that said 'my name's Seely Booth and I'm just a big dumb puppy'. "No priest kink, then? Man, and I was so sure you were a Catholic school girl."