<div style="text-align: justify;">Josephine nodded when Katie said she was ready when they were. She felt that Katie didn't really want to go in the house. She couldn't blame her friend. If she had any choice, Josie wouldn't get anywhere near the house either. There was no choice, though. There was a family that needed help, and souls that probably did too. They had to do what they had come here to do.<br/><br/>When Jean said he hoped the Loa were in good temperament, Josie nodded. She had her own beliefs, and they didn't necessarily match Jean's, but she believed everyone believed in their own way. She had been raised in a traditionally Christian family, and that was the way her beliefs manifested. To each their own.<br/><br/>With a sigh, she pushed the door again and entered, feeling a chill over her body. It was a feeling as though someone had suddenly poured cold water on her. Shaking her head, Josie stepped forward, so the entire team could enter.<br/><br/>She then spoke very quietly. "I don't hear anything yet, I just have this feeling, this intense... It's like an intuition. <span style="font-style: italic">Go away. You are not wanted</span>", she explained, pacing around the living room. It wasn't there, whatever it was. Something was drawing her towards the stairs. Not the second floor, the stairs themselves. With a sigh, she took her shoes and socks off - it was her habit when stepping on grounds that attracted her - and walked towards the staircase. <br/><br/>Up until she reached it, it was just that diffuse presence, but as she walked on the stairs themselves, Josephine started feeling more and more uncomfortable. It was as though something was very wrong. About half way up, she gripped the railing tightly. "Holy shit", she murmured, her face void of color now. "Feels like I'm losing my balance here", Josie explained, sitting down and taking a deep breath.<br/><br/>"Katie... can you make a note on checking if there were any earthquakes or something of the sort in the area?", she required, still feeling shaken. "I don't think that's it, but it feels really strange, it's a feeling that I can't keep my footing", Josie explained, getting up carefully. "Come on up, but please be careful", she added while making the rest of the way up with slow and careful steps.</div>