[ SECRET POST #4183 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4183 ⌋

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Re: Do you believe in ghosts?

[(Anonymous)]

The only encounter I can say for sure was at a small, haunted inn.

I was hanging out with a bunch of folks outside at like 2 AM while it was raining (it was still winter). The walkway was covered so you could walk around without getting wet. At the center of the inn, basically the corner of the L, there was a second story office with no first floor, so we stood around beneath this office. Everything was fine up until the footsteps started. Very very slow but steady footsteps that went back and forth across what sounded like wooden floor panels above us.

There was no light in that room.

It's possible someone was playing a prank, but that would have taken some serious dedication considering the weather, and how long we were out there. So, nothing really scary or malicious, but more like a residual thing that just randomly happens.