The car came to a stop and the group got out. Nate drifted up to sit on the car roof for a moment as they all stood looking up at the house. One girl started taking pictures, but Nate didn't see any trace of the resident ghost yet.<br/><br/>Nate heard her muttering something to herself, then with a yell,<span style="font-style: italic">â€œGHOST HUNTERS FOREVER!â€</span>Nate burst out laughing at her enthusiasm, even when she tripped on the front step. These people were interesting, yet it was ironic they were hunting ghosts and one was right in front of them, probably closer to their realm than the one they were after. But Nate felt excited tonight. He was curious as to what these people would find, like he was expecting them to find something. The feeling was also mixed with something else. Like looming feeling that something big was going to happen. The storm brewing outside wasn't helping him.<br/><br/>He drifted up to the front steps with the group and noticed the door was left open an inch, the latch horribly broken beyond repair. He could sense something in the house, but it was faint. Perhaps the Ouiji board would be of some use here but he wasn't sure. The group seemed to hesitate at the front door and he sighed.<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">"If you aren't going in first, allow me."</span>he said, not caring that they couldn't hear. He drifted forward and passed through the door, not realizing his excitement made is astral essence fluctuate enough to move the door slightly, making it slowly swing open with a loud creak. Most would have passed it off as the wind, but there was no breeze.<br/><br/>He turned to notice the door move and he panicked slightly for a moment, watching them stare at it. He figured it would be now when they either run away scared or get even more excited and rush inside. Either way it would be interesting seeing their reaction.<br/><br/>Thunder boomed overhead and made them all jump. Lightning flashed overhead and the sky finally let loose a torrent of rain. They would have to choose quickly now whether to run or come inside or get drenched in the pouring rain.