Johann still didn't like it as they drove into the park by the church, he still had no clue why this had happened to him. He wasn't even sure he was happy he had found someone else who could see them. In the end that would just mean he wasn't mad alone, but people would still not understand him. That was his general problem, no one took him seriously, they laughed at him and made a big joke out of him.<br/><br/>On arrival he got out of the car and stayed close to Morgan. He didn't feel comfortable at all, even if the items Morgan had given him were said to protect him, he still didn't fully believe it. He didn't pay much attention to what she was pulling out of the trunk or in general what she had in there, he was keeping his eyes on the surroundings, knowing the spirit would follow them here. It was what Morgan wanted, he had understood that much. He just didn't like it, what if it didn't help and the spirit attacked him because he failed to get away in time? For now all he had to do was bet this was the right choice, wherever he went normally was a bet, he knew they were always close. In fact just being close to a church didn't comfort him a lot, rather the opposite, churches had a graveyard, graveyards had spirits and he didn't want to anger too many of them in one day.<br/><br/>He didn't fall behind as he walked with Morgan into the forest, he didn't want to be left behind. Even if he still had his doubts it felt more safe to follow this stranger he had just met. He stopped when she stopped. He watched her set up the candles, while wondering what their purpose would be. He just stepped into the ring of candles and stopped in the center. Then he turned to watch Morgan as she asked him a question. It wasn't a hard question really, in fact they had tried to hurt him several times, on a few occasions they had even succeeded, for a moment he tried to count how many times they had actually attempted, but he had lost count over the years. In the end he just answered her question with a simple, "yes."