A haunting at the Dreadful Inn?

[Lvl_9_Gazebo]

Could it be? Coming from the uber-haunted Blah Inn, I was disappointed that there wouldn't be any dead people to keep me company here at the Dreadful Inn, but something has occurred to make me wonder.

So far I and the other guy who works second and third shifts have seen it -- him. We've both seen on one occasion apiece, a young man with curly blond hair, wearing a blue polo shirt, walk from the lobby doors to the lobby bathroom. He goes in, and doesn't come out. There's no way out but to pass by the front desk, and when I saw him, I waited about three hours before I remembered him, checked, and found no one. The other clerk saw him walk by, heard the door close, waited about half an hour and checked, and found no one.

Mysterious... Sure, the ghosts at the Blah Inn and at our other property, the Repugnant Inn are flashier, but at least we may have one here, as ordinary as he may be.

[Bella_Vixen]

Yaaaaaaaaaay! As long as he's not a mean ghost, that's awesome.

[Becks]

Cool. A ghost.

Maybe he came over with you guys during the move, and you'd never noticed him before due to all the others.

[Chained to the counter]

If the ghost was attatched to the staff at Blah Inn he may have been upset that you all moved and decided to come and join you all.

I think thats nice :)

[Lvl_9_Gazebo]

So far we've just seen the guy once each, but I'm keeping an eye out should he show up again. It was pretty weird.

Meanwhile, I've spoken to the folks who moved from here to the Blah Inn and activity over there is as strong as ever. So far they've had doors opening and closing on their own and the sound of people going up and down the lobby stairs when there's no one there. At the moment though it would appear the dead lady in Rm 113, the lady in the white dress, and the headless guy are lying low.

As tourist season gets underway, it ought to be fun to see what goes on at our haunted properties. At the Repugnant Inn, you can tell when something's going on when guests start seeing people in the hallways dressed in 1960's outfits, or when they ask about what those blue lights are bobbing around in the field next door. Sometimes you'll also see someone watching from the window of an unoccupied room and on one occasion a guest looked out the window in the upstairs hallway and saw nothing but flames on the other side of the glass. He was pretty upset about that, naturally.

Meanwhile, as anyone who has read my posts about the Blah Inn knows, it more a matter of what doesn't happen over there than it is a matter of what does. Here...? We'll see.