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"Oh yes, rooms. There is one that has a broken door, but the room next to it seems okay. And I ran to the opposite of the house and another hall, across from a living room are four more rooms. I went there to find light switches. I don't think there are any more. Not on the second floor anyways," Olivia added, "that's five rooms right? And there's seven of us. Two beds in each room. I think we should drag some people up the stairs though, don't want them to wake up in complete darkness and on a cold marble floor. I'm sure Elon won't have trouble carrying them." Hoping she hadn't said too much Olivia walked to the fridge and found a juice box. This expires next year. Must've been bought recently. If those abductors come back I hope we could just steal their car and go.

Olivia twirled around, the contents of the juice box sloshed inside, "So, who's going to share rooms?"

You said you made a mistake.
I said 'Yeah, a huge one.'


"I don't mind the darkness that much." Fate piped up. "If there's a basement I could probably look for one of those electric thingys..." Her voice trailed off leaving her to feel like a moron. She rubbed the back of her neck letting out an uneasy laugh. "The way this place... feels?" Her laughing had stopped and she looked at the girl that had just spoken. "What do you mean...? I thought I heard a scream and a crash earlier... But that could of just been like one of you... Right?" She looked at the small group.

You said you made a mistake.
I said 'Yeah, a huge one.'


Fate nodded her head. "Alright c'mon." She turned around and stopped. "Err.... I don't know my way around the house. Heh..."

You said you made a mistake.
I said 'Yeah, a huge one.'


"Well we could always make our own candles... I've read about it before. This place must have yarn or string... And I'm sure there's bars of soap." She simply stated. Then she remembered something else. "Or there's that one thing... My father had a book on some dude called Edison... It had a diagram on how to make a light bulb. I remember how to do it exactly because it was a project I tried to do for a science fair." She laughed remembering what had happened.

You said you made a mistake.
I said 'Yeah, a huge one.'


She shrugged. "Alright. So what's the plan then? We have electricity but no light bulbs...." Her voice trailed off. "And it's almost dark." She tapped a slender finger against her lip. "It seems like you guys are kind of scared about this house..." She looked around at it. It seemed pretty vast and empty. Not her style at all. "I think I understand why." Honestly, Fate didn't. She wasn't getting any odd feeling or anything from it. "But anyways, seeing as some of you think this place is weird I'll volunteer for doing rounds." She gave Olivia a small smile. "You guys have probably put something into what ever has happened so far so I think this is my time to shine." The girl shrugged her shoulders again. "Anyways I'm more of a night person."

Elon laughed at Olivia's comment about him carrying everyone upstairs to the rooms. "No problem! And I guess I'll take the room with the broken door. Only fair," he said, saluting with two fingers. He set the bag of chips on the counter for someone else to eat and left the kitchen. He picked up two people at a time, carrying them up the stairs then coming back down for others, missing the rest of the conversation.

Stevan was still on the ground, overlooked by the other people. Maybe that was because he wished he would be overlooked, and usually what he wished would come true. Weird things have happened to him in the past, and the ghosts, and their energy, were at the root of this mishap and power.

"Anyone still here?" he asked, not moving from the spot. Everything was dark, and he wasn't really fond of the dark. Silvery balls of light flooded through the windows. "Thank goodness, will-o-wisps," he sighed, watching the ghost balls float in from everywhere, casting light in the room, light only he could see.