Zeke was a bit relieved that Eli believed such a ridiculous story, at least.
"Anyway, onto the serious part of the story... While we're arguing in this corridor, all those giveaways of his vanished out of nowhere. We were taken aback since there's only two of us back then. What's more, it happened in just a matter of seconds - no traces were even left behind. They're all just gone..." the young heir continued before pacing towards one of the wooden doors - the most old-looking one in that row of rooms.
"Noah, being the glutton that he is, just exploded out of nowhere. He won't pipe it down until we finally found the culprit. Unfortunately, he's the only one who saw them. I was too caught up in my own delusions since I kinda suspected that it's a ghost or something. Then, before I knew it, I suddenly found him stuck on the keyhole of this door before he eventually got engulfed by it."
Eli was now thoroughly perplexed.
