<div style="text-align: justify;">Megan felt like a weight had been lifted off of her chest when they stopped with the whole spirit thing. She didn't really like it at all, and even less now that she had tried. So, she was happy to stop, and hoped Jon would play something and they would sing, or whatever else they could do. They could watch a movie, or play a game, or whatever. Anything that didn't involve messing with things they didn't understand. And Megan was pretty sure Karen would easily agree with her.<br/><br/>When she got back to the room with the chips, though, the girl felt the air was heavier than it should have been.<br/><br/>Listening to Karen's words made Megan shake her head firmly on a negative.<br/><br/>"I don't want to talk to anything I can't see", she stated.<br/><br/>A second after she finished these words, the glass of water on her hand simply exploded in shards of glass, a large portion of which went into her palm.<br/><br/>While Megan screamed - she didn't even know whether it was the pain or the scare -, Jon jumped on his feet, checking her hand out.<br/><br/>"Okay, you're okay", he murmured, trying to soothe Megan. He then turned to Austin and Karen.<br/><br/>"That was an accident, right...?", Jonathan asked, turning his gaze back to Megan's hand. "Did anyone else get some glass?", he completed, trying to assess the damage. Why the hell did he have to pull out that stupid board?</div>