"Kind of....but there was something. I'm not sure what it was, but I think there might be the chance that the old man wasn't lying........"


OOC: WhoOooOoooO!! *ghost sounds*

Gabriel snatched the journal from his inside jacket pocket and read 'Entry March 1882' to everyone in the room. Specifically Jim.

" ... The thing formed in the center of the pentagram, shapeless, nearly invisible. It's terrible voice should have given us a clue but we were foolish. It spoke, then Marion cast that damned powder on the spirit, the Dust of Mon-Ghagi he calls it, and that's when we could see it."

He finished and put the journal back in his pocket.

"If the amber created the monster ... demon, whatever ... it may be possible to bind it with it aswell. And if we need the Dust of Mon-Ghagi just to see it, I don't think any of us should be going back to the house ..."

How did he survive last night?

"Well, from what I can tell, I don't think that the monster can go inside, for some reason. When we went in to the house, it screeched and stopped pursuit. The only danger which we can get is if we're outside, which I imagine we will have to go, since the monster can only be outside, I'm guessing."

"I for one think you are all a little crazy." Alan said. "It was dark out it could have been anything. Besides I'm pretty sure that what ever it was wont be about in the day."

"Maybe I am a little crazy, but I still say we go to the old house anyway. Is everyone ready?"

Frankie nodded. "I'm always ready for a good mystery." He cast a grin over at Alan, hinting at their conversation last night.

"The journal says that it can get into the attic. So don't go up there. Be careful, all of you!"

The last entry also said that the spells that bound the creature would break when the last of the ... summoners died. The last summoner was Doctor Merriweather.

Gabriel decided to check records for his last known estate. He would then see if he could get inside. Legally, of course. The detective might be of help there ...

Henry crossed his arms, a little annoyed that he hadn't been addressed. "...I'm assuming that everyone includes me. If so, I am."

"Everybody likes a mystery, but not many people like to live one." Alan almost laughed. "Any way I'm ready to go."

"Don't worry about it," Jim nodded Henry. "Just get in." Jim then got into the car and drove off to the abandoned house........