The House With No Doors

Petrus furrowed his brows, trying to piece together what everyone was saying.

“So, it sounds like we all came here the same way,” he said. “We went to sleep, felt a kick, and woke up here, like ghosts - or whatever you want to call it - and are separated from our bodies.”

He glanced around at the others.

“That leaves me with two immediate questions. Who or what caused this, and where are our bodies?”

His gaze landed on Sibyl.

“I suppose you’re right. We ought to look around this house and see if we can find answers.”

“I’m Britney. Should we explore together, or break into smaller groups?”

''That's all well and good,'' Gemna felt the need to point out, ''But how are we going to explore? In case you haven't noticed there are no doors.''

“But there’s a corridor! Until we reach the end of it, there’s something to find.” Sibyl looked around. “Which direction did you all come from?”

"We all woke up on bunk beds from that way," Britney said. "There was only one entrance leading out here, where we bumped into you."

"I would recommend not splitting up. That's generally a really bad idea in an unfamiliar environment like this where we have no clue what happened to us."

"I feel like we have assessed the situation enough. All left to do is explore, and figure out an escape from this wretched place."

Just then, a chilling sound echoed through the room, emanating from the corridor. A sound so eerie, it filled the place with vibrations.

Petrus stared down the corridor as fear froze him in place.

“Yes. Great idea,” he said. “Who wants to lead the way?”

"I'll be generous, and let you do the honors," Cali says, forcing a smile.

Hah. A sense of humor. Great. Petrus stiffly nodded and slowly floated into the corridor in the direction of the sound, ahead of everyone else.

Cassidy stares as the stranger wanders down the hallway. Hm. He actually did it. She didn't admit it, but she had to respect someone with courage like that. She follows the man.

"Well if you think you assessed it enough, good enough I guess! It is a situation with not the most variables." Sally-Anna hummed. "Urghh. I guess we must explore then."

Cali nods, and gestures for Sally-Anna to follow her and Petrus, even if they were wandering to their deaths. The odds were, that was probably true. Of course she didn't share that thought, it wouldn't exactly boost the team morale.

"Urgh 4 million years and going down a dark hallway never gets easier." She floated after them.

4 million years?! Cassidy's ears perked up. That would've be incredibly bizarre, if she wasn't a ghost. In a haunted mansion.