The Labyrinth discussion

Where team B stays..

There is a hallway, with two washrooms, and one dorm with 5 bunk beds and a curtain pulled through half of the room for privacy. Each bed has a mini dresser with clothing for the next day.

Shade: I take Odette's hand again, as the door to our team's hallway dissapears, trapping us in. "Now wasnt that a pleasant talk."

Krystin: I plop down on one of the bunk beds, exhausted.

"We're trapped." Odette said, fear bright in her eyes. "We're trapped we're trapped we're trapped we're trapped we're trapped." No. They weren't trapped. They couldn't be trapped.

Krystin: "Yeah, yeah we are trapped. Thanks for stating the obvious," I say, looking at the top of the bed above mine.

Odette shook her head. "We're trapped. We're trapped we're trapped we're trapped we're trapped we're trapped we're trapped we're trapped we're trapped." she closed her eyes tightly. They weren't trapped. Deep breaths. Claustrophobia. Number 3 on her list of fears. Right after her mother. and her worst fear.

Krystin: I look at Odette like she's a crazy hobo. "You okay?"

Shade: "Heym its alright. The offials are gone, its just a place for us to stay."

Odette shook her head violently. "Number three on my list of fears: claustrophobia." she whispered. "We're trapped." she said softly, closing her eyes tightly.

Krys: I sigh. "We aren't, trust me."

"There's no door. That qualifies as trapped." Odette commented darkly, arms wrapped around herself, but she tried to swallow her fears.

((lol, crazy hobos))
Shade: Claustraphobia? Whats she gonna,be like in the maze? "Its,okay. We're not trapped. Really, its fine.. " I put an arm around her while soothing her.

"Well, they're not here." Odette said softly, weighing the exitless room with the fact that she was safe for now. "Just us." she commented, melting and collapsing tiredly on an empty bunk.

((lol ;) ))

Krys: "We aren't trapped. I can get us out, if you wanted." I said, shrugging.

Shade: "How?"
((gtg, gnte:) ))

((ohh bye!! :) ))

Krystin: "My power. I can move objects with my mind."

Odette frowned. "That's a lot more useful than talking to the dead..."

Krys: "That's pretty cool too," I say shrugging.

"Until they show up behind your friends and you see them stabbing them. Even if they're ethereal unless they want to hurt someone, it's still scary." Odette shivered.

I nod. "I can imagine..."

((have to g!! gnite!! :) ))

"That was meant to be taken as a hint." Odette said, gesturing to the medieval ghost behind her. "Yes, sir. Please don't. If you'd like. No! No dogs!" she said to the ghost.

Morticia said nothing, still humming her earlier tune. She closed her eyes to sleep, although she couldn't over her other teammates' talking.

Krystin: I cock an eyebrow. "There a ghost behind me or something?"

"No dogs!" Odette said to the ghost again, her face going pale. "I don't care if it's a ghost dog, no dogs?" Odette bit her lip. "Yeah, and he wants me to pet his ghost d-dog." she shivered.

"Dogs aren't scary," Morticia stated, "They can be tamed."

Odette shook her head. "No dogs." she repeated to the ghost firmly. Though it was mostly for her own benefit, to reassure herself that the room was free of dogs. Any room without a dog was a room that didn't scare Odette to death.

Krystin: I look around the room. "I don't see any dogs, don't worry."

"You don't see them, of course." Oddette said softly. "There's two ghost dogs in here." she whispered, taking deep breaths and telling herself they couldn't hurt her. Otherwise she'd probably lose her head.

Krystin: "They can't hurt you, they're dead." She said flatly.

Odette's eyes widened. "A ghost could hurt you if it wanted. Thats why they're so powerful. Lots of them have enough energy to hurt you..."

Krystin: "Well, can't you just banish them? Like... Like the Ghostbusters from that cheesy movie?"

Odette laughed. "If I could, don't you think I would have by now? Their souls can't cross over until they get some bush ess taken care of, apparently. Si I'm stuck with them unless I do it for them, as far as I understand. If I'm not mistaken."

I had read this book once ((The Summoning <3)) the girl had thought about pushing the ghosts away, and poof! They were gone. "Why don't you just think of them, you know, crossing over? You can control them, can't you? It'd be kinda stupid if you could just see them, and not control them."

((OMG I LOVE THAT BOOK))

"Well, I've been trying that the last three hours. If its possible, I'm not doing it right. Or they're just really insistent. Or I'm too afraid." Odette shrugged.

((SAME OMG))

Krystin: "Well, I've got no other advice. Sorry," She shrugged.

Odette frowned. "Don't apologize. The dog's disappearing. Thank God."

I nod. "Good." I say.

((so, what should happen now?))

((something interesting.))

Odette relaxed on her bunk. "No more dogs." she reassured herself.

((ok!1 lets think))

Krystin: "I'm exhausted. How bout you?"

Odette shrugged. "More upset about the fact hat there's no exit, but I'll live..."

"I can open a door for you, if you want me to." I said, shrugging.

Odette shook her head. "It's just slightly unnerving. No exits. Small room. Bad memories." she shuddered. "As long as there aren't any dogs..."

"I get you about the bad memories," I shivered.

"As long as we're not in a box, a locked closet, or a small shower..." Odette shuddered.

I look back up at the bunk bed above me. "Maybe sleep will help you forget."

"I doubt it. It never does." Odette sighed.