To say that the zombie man didn’t scare Jack would be an understatement because he screamed and his eyes went wide when he was handed his ticket…and the ticket man broke into pieces only to put himself back together like nothing happened. Once his heart stopped racing and his thoughts were clear, Jack stuffed the ticket in his pocket and made his way behind the Big Top where he heard people and had a feeling that this was where they could have fun until the circus actually started. The games were too gross to his liking and the prizes weren’t something he would want to bring to his house and show. Don’t get him wrong, Jack is a prankster and takes joking to the extreme sometimes, but he really wasn’t about to take someone stupid home with him. Those shrunken heads were probably fake and everything else was just…ugh, hopefully the circus itself would be more interesting than the attractions.<br/><br/>He made his way further into the circus, following a light and finding himself further into the forest and just when he thought this was just a false advertising, he spotted a lone tent and two people standing in front of it.<em>Okay…The Unkillable boy…sounds interesting enough.</em>Jack thought to himself and decided there was no harm and at least seeing what this was all about. He knew enough about circuses to know that nothing was as it seems and this had to be one of those things, surely no one could be unkillable.<br/><br/>Jack stepped toward the tent and eyed the two that spoke together, it was rather annoying and he glared at the two once they were finished. “Yesh, do you<em>always</em>do that? That’s just annoying.” He took a moment to think about what they said and then blinked a couple of times, stuffing his hands into his pockets, he shrugged. “I guess so…I just want to see what’s this guy is all about.” He would call the cops if this was real, but it was just a fun circus and he was sure that no matter how frightening it was, everything had to be fake or fixed somehow.<br/><br/>“So, can I get in or what? No talking together either…one at a time so you don’t give me a headache.” He was nice when people didn’t annoy him and these two were diffidently bothering him.