"No."  Ashenna speaks the word in a flat tone that brooks no argument "We will<em>not</em>risk the life of a child; risk sating this creature's addiction with the blood of an innocent."<br/><br/>Standing up she lightly flips through the file folder on the ghost, her eyes narrow in thought before she turns again to the group "The ghost has been run to ground.  Look," she holds the report up in front of her, tapping a sheet with her forefinger " she's been at her new school district for several months without a single disappearance.  Either she's suddenly gotten<em>much</em>better at covering her tracks, or her new hunting grounds are a lot leaner than the previous ones.  And lean times lead to mistakes, chances being taken that shouldn't."<br/><br/>Ashenna then spins and looks at Adriana with a suddenly wolfish smile "I think our ghost, if offered a suitable<em>temptation</em>may be drawn into making a critical error.  Another substitute teacher, alone and depressed, wanting nothing more than to have some company, voices in her home once more.<em>That</em>just may prove to be the proper bait."  she taps the files again with her finger "The school and her home are her home grounds.  She's comfortable there, confident.  We need her off balance, off her stride if we're going to take her down without losing someone, especially another child."<br/><br/>She folds her arms and looks at Adriana appraising "What do you think, seductress?  Could you do it?"