"What's listed?" Bucky asked. "You mentioned glass and metal, what else?"

"Um... jewelry making, clay classes, pottery, mosaics... Then the more specialized ones, like welding in computers, advanced wire wrapping in jewelry, things like that. As far as I remember anyway." Rea shrugged.

"Welding in computers might be interesting," Bucky said, considering it for a moment. "Could be useful, I might sign up for that one."

"That one you could be good at, and computer repairs pay pretty well," Rea pointed out, grinning a bit. "Could be good for you."

Bucky nodded.

"I'll keep it in mind," he said.

"Well, if you're ready, we can head over to campus and sign up," Rea offered.

"Sure," Bucky said, standing up. He left a few dollars on the table as a tip for the barista and gestured to the door. "After you."

Rea grinned and headed out of the café, walking with him. She wasn't quite brave enough to take his arm, though.

Bucky didn't mind at all. Hell, he wouldn't mind if she did take his arm, but he also didn't mind that she didn't. He wasn't kidding when he said whatever she was comfortable with.

"Here we are," Rea said when they got to the workshop center. "And there's a full list so we can actually see what they have."

"Great," Bucky said. "Anything on there look interesting?"

"Hm... There is an advanced jewelry making set that I could take. Otherwise, just the basic glass and metalworking workshops for me." Rea shrugged.

Bucky leaned in to look at the list.

"Yeah, nothing really of interest besides those and the computer welding thing," he said.

Rea snagged two forms and handed one over to him. "Alrighty, then, fill that out so we can turn them in and get our spots."

Bucky nodded and filled out the form. He barely blinked when he checked the 'gifted' box next to where he wrote his name. He was used to having to identify himself by now.

Rea filled out her own form, though she did add a "somewhat" note next to her gifted box. Because she was gifted, but not highly gifted. She was used to it. That just meant she worked harder.

Once his form was filled out, Bucky put the pen down again.

"Now where do we take these?" he asked.

"Gertrude," Rea sing-songed, both as answer and to get the attention of the lady in charge of the front desk.

"Alright, dears, put them here," Gertrude said, patting the counter in front of her. "You'll get confirmation emails in just a day or two for these workshops."

Bucky nodded and flashed the woman a quick, rather charming grin.

"Thanks," he said.

"Of course. Have fun." Gertrude grinned at them both.

Rea grinned and left the office, glancing back at him.

"So, where to now?"

"Up to you," Bucky said, shrugging. "I've never been to the campus before, really."

"Then let's explore a bit. We can find some of the workshops, anyway. Some of them are always in one place, like the glass workshops, since there's only one room with the necessary ovens and equipment." Rea shrugged and started walking.

"Sure," Bucky said. He followed her. "Lead the way."

Rea grinned and headed up to where the ceramics and metalworking and glass workshops usually were. One of them had a class going, and she paused outside to watch for a few seconds.

Bucky paused to watch too, interested. It seemed to be a metalworking class, and he could feel and almost hear the metals in the room sing as they were worked. It was oddly comforting.