Picking Up Chicks [COMPLETE]

Jungshin laughed as she snorted. "Don't laugh at me!" He whined. "Learning all this stuff is hard, okay? I don't even know everything I can or can't do." He smiled at her tail wagging, "I never really had the chance... to uh... get to know the wolf? I guess... is how you'd say it? Do things like the proper noises, gestures, things like that does it... does it come naturally?" He paused, trying to give her a chance to answer with either a nod or shake of the head. After a moment, he added, "Do you know if we'd be able to understand each other, if I could turn into a wolf still?" He was starting to get a bit curious if he could. He'd never heard anything for or against it, but since he wasn't forced to transform on the full moon, and because he didn't have the nagging in his mind to Eat All The Meat and stuff, he just kind of assumed he had put it behind him, and was just a ghost now. He'd have to remember to try to find information the next time he was in the library. "Are you still warm enough? Did you want to go inside soon?"

Jungshin noticed Saoirse flinch, and for a moment he wondered if he'd said something wrong. Still, she seemed to bounce back from it pretty quickly, and he laughed softly at her nuzzling before he wrapped up the egg again before picking it up. "Hey Saoirse," He called out to her as he sauntered to catch up, "have you ever heard of a ghost still being able to transform?" All too soon he was the doors to the school came into view. He hung back from them, letting Saoirse run around. If he were being honest, he was kind of itching to be able to run with her. He'd only been a ghost for two years, sure, but he'd never heard of a were-ghost being able to transform still, and there were plenty of them to ask. Not like he ever had even actually asked.

Jungshin turned away as she got dressed, but looked to her again when Saoirse started talking. He nodded, looking down at the egg, then back to her, "Yeah, let's do that!" He told her with a grin, opening the door for her to go inside first. He wondered, if he could transform, what would it be like? He couldn't feel pain anymore, but would it essential 'reawaken' the wolf inside? Would he start wanting to transform more? So many questions. "Hopefully we can find something in the library." He quipped.

Jungshin took one last look back at the egg before following Saoirse into the library. For once, the library seemed overwhelming, so many books and he didn't have a clue where to start looking. "I guess..." He began, looking towards the nonfiction section, pointing in one direction meekly. "We should start with fact books about ghosts, and see if we can't find anything on were-ghosts?" He suggested, and it almost seemed like he was thinking aloud rather than actually talking to someone. "And then go from there?" He finished, looking to Saoirse.

Jungshin had decided to pick another large book a shelf above the book Saoirse had grabbed, lugging it to the table and sitting down. He tried to start with the table of contents, but it seemed they had been ripped or fell out who knows how long ago. He sighed and rested a cheek against a fist, flipping through the pages. Scanning the pages was proving to not be easy, as a lot of the script was written in an Old English font, which he was unfamiliar with at best. Still, he could get enough to catch the basic topic of that page. He felt like he was half asleep by the time Saoirse spoke again. A yawn escaped as he straighten up. "Hmm? Uh... I haven't found anything yet. It's just been some history and theory of how ghosts came about. They probably got bored to death reading stuff like this." He whined, pointing to his book. He glanced over to hers, noticing it at least was mentioning hybrids in regards to ghosts, "how about you?"

"Huh." Jungshin said simply, looking over the text. "So I guess... no one's really tried, then? I mean surely there were were-ghosts that tried, but maybe not enough or something?" He guessed. He flipped through the pages of the book he had chosen, ending up yawning about halfway through. Finally, he found a section on ghost hybrids, but it really didn't say much. And what it did say was written so obscurely Jungshin couldn't make sense of it at all. "Is this even in English?" He whined, pushing the book away and dropping his head on the table and covering his head with his arms. "Ah, this is so tiring." He whined in Korean, more to himself this time.