"Do you know nothing about spirits?" she said with a sigh, shaking her head at his ignorance. "They're much more active in the darkness. We're more likely to directly interact with the ghost itself if we have the lights off. The most it would do is mess with us through objects in the room if we had the lights on, and that's going to get us absolutely<span style="font-style: italic">nowhere.</span>" Soon after she finished talking, a glass vase somewhere in the room shattered, causing Yukiko's head to jerk over towards it immediately.<br/>"Of course, that doesn't mean they won't still mess with stuff lying around.." She stepped over to the broken glass and knelt down beside it, picking up a shard and looking it over. She shook her head at Kenji's attempt at an explanation; "These are broken too perfectly. No way this could be a natural occurrence. Plus, I heard a spike from the EVP listener a second before it happened. I can't hear anything anymore.. We must be on it's trail though, c'mon!"<br/><br/>She stood up and began walking again, this time at a faster pace. Her arm waved in front of her, scanning everywhere with the EMF meter. Occasionally she would get a spike and investigate closer, but it ended up being an electronic of some kind more often than not. At some point though, there was a loud<span style="font-style: italic">bang</span>behind them. Yukiko immediately spun on her heel to look in the direction it came from, hearing the same sound two more times. "Yeah right that was a draft! That door sounded heavy!<span style="font-style: italic">When are you just going to admit there might be more to this than meets the eye?!</span>" she yelled in a surprising burst of anger, glaring at him for a second before turning and walking over towards the door that had shut and opened a few times. Sure enough, it was a pretty heavy door. She could barely budge it when she tried to move it on her own, but luckily it was already open a little bit. After a minute she was able to pry it open far enough to step inside, and was greeted by a room even darker than the other ones.<br/>"..What the heck is this room for? I can't see a damn thing. Why would they need such a heavy door, anyway?" she muttered, more to herself than anything.