Kenji scowled at her. "I'm not stupid I just don't do this crap for a living. Thats you and Hoshi." He countered. "Why do we need to avoid light? If its a "ghost" shouldn't it still be ghostly even in light?" He asked. Something exploded inside with his irritation. A glass vase of some sort would be left smashed on the floor in perfect broken pieces. He groaned as that would just egg her on in her "paranormal" activities theory. He just stared at her. "Of course I have no clue what I'm doing. You and Hoshi are the "experts" remember?" He said sarcastically. He was caught off guard so she was able to pull him along. Though with her determination he was certain he was able to get pulled with some struggle anyways. Hoshi thumbs upped and took the west.<br/><br/>Kenji pointed to the vase. "That must've fallen or something." He muttered. Thinking to himself it had to have fallen but trying not to worry about the fact it couldn't have fallen without some way for it to fall over the edge. He let her pull him along to keep from her griping. Saying nothing but finally pulled his arm free when he had enough of humoring her eagerness. "Lets just see if any more freak accidents happen." He said. Walking beside her now. His irritation was there. She was so annoying when she kept going on about paranormal activity and spirits. There was no such things...right?<br/><br/>He looked up and a door slammed open backwards at the far end off the hallway and shut as he zoned out. He was imagining himself slamming a door a few times against a metal wall to bring back the peaceful and calm feelings he usually had. When he wasn't dragged on a wild goose chase after something that didn't exist. He blinked as he heard the third slam. "Thats not normal. Must be a heavy draft." He muttered to himself. The door stopped slamming as his focus on his powerful venting thoughts ceased. Great. That was definitely going to set Spirit Detective off. He could just picture her saying that proved ghost activity. He rolled his eyes at the mental thought. She was something else that was for sure.