'- umm are we really doing this ….'
'Ssh …. remember to never let go of each other's hand' Cutting in between, a girl with big doe eyes and brown freckles whispered calmly 'No matter what happens next, we must never let go of each other'.
'B-but Archi …... what if we summoned a malevolent ghost and it k-kills us-s…' Mita stutters again.
She has always been a firm believer of angels and ghosts and playing Ouija is already like playing with death for her.
Had it not been for the purpose of it, Mita would have left the room long ago.
'Do you guys really think that Shaina is dead?' came in another soft yet stable voice, successfully taking up the attention of the two girls.
'Definitely not, Shaina must be alive…... she might be somewhere around... she will surely be back soon… I know' Archi said firmly with stubborn belief 'Shaina must be alright… we just need to find her'.
'Aye if you know she is alive then why are we summoning the dead for??... who are we even calling??'.
'Are you dumb? It's been five days since Shaina has gone missing. God knows how long police might take to get some news of her. This dogshit school doesn't even give a single damn about a student going missing, they don't even try to investigate if her locker somehow gets lit on fire two days after her disappearance.
Heck, they don't even "act" as if they're serious about this. I'm sure if we ask a ghost about it …. We'll surely get news faster. You know dead people roam everywhere even places where humans can't reach'.
'It's not even the first time….' Krissy softy whispered again, her voice fading by the end of the sentence. Her eyes are focused on the burning flame but her mind might not be here in the moment.
'Huh!? What are you muttering by yourself? …... Krystal D'Souza can you ever speak in audible syllables!', Mita squealed, breaking Krissy out of her trance 'what are you mumbling-...'
With a swift blow of wind the little burning flame went off, turning the room into a moonless night like picture.
Mita didn't let go off anyone's hand, she was too scared to do that.