Kenneth nodded with a smirk as he walked past Ian and Liolia, "It's in the basement somewhere. I'll go myself, I know my way around there anyways. You guys just... sit tight." He stuck his tounge out and winked as he turned left and walked down the hall, his foot steps echoing eerily.

He found another set of double doors on his right, the main hall. He went through. On the left were the main stair walls, separated by a small door and to his right was the receptionist's little space of organisation and forms. He walked up to the little door between the stairs and tried the lock, it rattled, but didn't budge.
"damn!" He hissed before giving up and looking outside, through a receptionist's window. He could see the full moon, and felt almost entranced. He heard a loud click and turned sharply, startled with his heart skipping a beat. The little door was open.
Kenenth went inside and saw only darkness, he stepped forward and kicked something. He knelt down to check what it was. A flashlight. What were the chances. He tried it, and it worked. Into the darkness he went with his new lightsource. It was a slim stairway that seemed to lead onto forever as he walked down them. Cobwebs sometimes catching his hair. He found a large rusty gate and opened it. It opened into a room where a large boiler sat. The kind they used coal with, burning dimly. It's door was laying open. To the side of that was a large green generator, and next to that on the wall, was a circuit box. He went to the box and began flicking random swithches, but nothing seemed to re-activate the generator. He, and his friends, were in darkness.
A cold air came over him and he could see his breath on the breeze. Kenneth turned to the small coal fire in the boiler and saw a large bag of coal before it. He began gathering clumps and throwing them in, starling the flames. He kicked the door closed, knowing he didn't want burned and looked back at the rusty gate that lead him in. It gave him the creeps. Kenneth began walking to it and opened it, the creak even creepier now. He turned to check the area, just in case of ghouls. But nothing was there, even his new trusty flashlight could reveal that. He turned again. His heart jumped a beat. His skin crawled, asif to escape his bones, and his hair raised. He saw a person. A person covered in some black, crisp coating. His skin was cremated.
The gate locked again. The coalfire raged. The power stayed off. The little door, just up the stairs, clicked, and clicked again. Staying unlocked.

A sudden jolt of fear and the smell of burnt skin rushed over Nick's skin as he took a sip of his drink. The darkness was starting to get a little intense for this make-shift party. Kenneth had been gone for a couple minutes now... maybe he was just over-reacting. He looked over to make out what he could of the others, not sure if they were partaking in the needed alcohol or not. Even if it was just his imagination, he had to say something...

"How long has Ken been gone?" he asked in as calm a voice as possible before taking another drink. "Sure is taking him a while to find that breaker."

Nick wasn't sure what he was doing, was he trying to provoke them to leave before this got any more creepy? At the very least it would break the uneasy silence that had settled over the group of friends.

There was a loud bang from a door. The same door they broke in through. The same door they had used to gain their illegal entrance to their late-night party in the dark.
The school hummed and the lights flickered a little, a dark silhouette stood at the door was the lights came on. They turned off again, and flickered on, the silhouette was gone. The double doors that lead into the hall were laying wide open.

Liolia rolled her eyes as she leaned against the wall, staring off into space. She wondered what her parents were doing right now, probably having a little time alone. She shivered in disgust as she thought about what she was going to wear for that family reunion thing, she bet it was going to be a big fluffy pink dress with flowers. Yeah, she would rather die. She tilted her head ever so slightly, hearing small clicks. She wondered what it was, but she guessed it was nothing to worry about. Anyways, she heard no footsteps, so obviously no one was coming here. But, her thoughts lingered on the sound for a moment.

She looked up at Nick, but averted her gaze again. “......He's probably lost” She said under her breath, but knowing well enough that she was completely wrong. She wasn't even confident in her own words as of now. The silence was getting to her. Usually she would be glad to have silence, but right now, it seemed odd. It didn't seem right. She jumped, gasping slightly as she grasped the wall behind her, her nails digging into the cement. There was a loud bang, and the lights started to slowly come on. But, something that made her heart stop was a silhouette that stood by the door. Before she got a good look of it, the lights turned off, but instantly came back on. But this time, the silhouette was gone.

She swallowed, sweat forming in her palms as her hands shook. Fear was clawing at her brain but she refused to accept it, fear was only an emotion. It would not take over her body. She wouldn't allow it. She glanced at the other's, at least the lights were back on. But, where was Kenneth?

Jocelyn's eyes widened significantly when the lights went off and she reached her hand out looking for someone. "F-Funny guys." She said with a nervous laugh until, Kenneth wanted someone to go with him to the breakers. They weren't joking around! Her breathing came in quick, shallow spurts. "No no nonononono." She said quietly, her hand moving out further. "Umm..." She said, trying to calm herself. She was freaking out too much to really notice if they had all left or not. "Who.. Who is still in here?" she asked quietly, her voice shaking in fear.

Ian glanced around as the lights came on and stayed on this time "D..Did anyoone else see the person in the door?" He asked before looking at Jocelyns "Its okay Jo, the lights are back on. Its alright." he said trying to reassure her when he himself wasn't assured it was alright. Kenneth had been gone a long time, but hey he had obviously accomplished something the lights were back on, so he was probably on his way back now. But what about the sillouette in the door? Maybe it was just Kenneth playing tricks on them, maybe.

Jocelyn moved over to Ian and looked around. She didn't like being there much anymore. Hearing the doors banging, and then... "You saw it too?" She asked quietly, looking from him to the others. Taking a breath, she calmed herself significantly as she went back to looking at the doorway. It would be nice if Kenneth or someone jumped out and said 'Gotcha!"

It almost felt like a seizure coming over his body as Nick witnessed the strange events. This was not just any joke to be played, this was becoming much more serious... sinister. He stood up and walked over to the others who were trying to reassure that they had all seen the figure at the doorway. Suddenly the radio kicked back in, blaring Metallica's "Sand Man" somehow picking an opportune time to make a statement. He ran over to the office and quickly shut off the radio. If there was one thing that they didn't need, it was some freaky rock songs.

"Something's really off here," Nick said as he returned to the group. "I don't know, it just doesn't feel right." He looked back at the double doors that went out to the hallway. "Should we go check on Kenneth?"

Liolia glanced at the other's once, but said nothing as she stared out. The hallways, though lighted, were silent and creepy. There was no sound around her, it was silence. Just like that silence before something suddenly came and made a huge sound. She whirled around, staring at the coaches office as music blared on the radio. She sighed, putting a hand on her chest as she calmed down before she had a heart attack. Well, that wasn't the kind of sound she was expecting, but it scared her none the less. It was ironic that such a song came at such a time. Probably just a coincidence, right?

She peered at the hallway behind the double doors, wondering if it was right to go through them or not. Well, it wasn't like they had any other choice, and she was sure it wouldn't be safe to go outside. Specially when there seemed to be someone out there. “....We need to find Kenneth.” She said, knowing well enough that this wasn't a prank. It was too....Out there. She slowly took a step forward, still doubting her decision of going through the doors. This really better not be a joke, or else someone's going to end up with a broken neck.

The double doors creaked in the silence that was broken only by fast hearts, heavy breaths and echoing footsteps that slowly inched towards the doors.
The sound of a ball was heard from the hall, like a football bouncing around. Then there was the happy cheer of children laughing, running, playing. Black shadows in the shape of young children ran past the door still laughing, taking no notice of the teens that had broken into the school and no doubt didn't belong there.
Then there was the sound. That sound that dug right into your skull and nestled in like a tick eating your brain. It was quiet, almost too quiet to even hear, but Liolia would have heard it. Faint, distant screaming with a rattling and banging in it's background. The screaming and all noise stopped. Everything was back to it's eerie quiet.

A sound, there was a sound. A sound of something tapping against the floor, but it vanished as some other sound came. She stopped instantly in her tracks, her face going pale as a ghost, much paler then she already was. There were screams and laughter and shadows of.....Children. She looked around, there were no bodies around her. Where did these shadows come, if there were no bodies? She was shaking, and paralyzed, what was happening? Her mind was in hyper drive right now, and all she could think of was nothing. She must be dreaming. That's it, she was dreaming. Of course she wasn't! She was stupid. Maybe reading all those paranormal events caught onto her, maybe she was hallucinating.

She looked up, hearing something else. Something she could barely hear, but she heard it. How? She didn't know, but it was faint, yet so loud. A scream, an ear splitting scream was what she heard. But something that shook her up even more, was the sound that surrounded the scream. Sounds of bashing and clanking of something, but it ended quickly. She grasped her head, her pupils shrinking. What was this? This was....A nightmare.

So at this point, one has two options... Either they run for the hills, or they go investigating for some unknown reason. If this had been any other night, Nick would have probably settled with the former of the two. However, with all these attacks to his sensors, it was difficult to consider his thought process sound.

After going through the laughter and the screams, Nick had decided enough was enough. He stood up and walked to stand in front of his friends, "I think we should go find Kenneth and go see what the hell is going on. This doesn't feel right at all, something really sick is going on here."

He looked at the double doors, noting that Liolia had made the brave decision to go alone. Nick decided it important to go support her he left the room with a final note to the other to follow if they didn't want to be left in the creepy gym all night. Down the hall, it was eerily quiet, something he expect was something supernatural in doing. It didn't take long to catch up to Liolia, who was now clutching her head in what appeared to be agony. He took the opportunity to put his hand on her shoulder,

"Hey," Nick said. "You okay?"

Liolia jumped, spinning around as she felt a hand on her shoulder. She calmed down though, seeing it was only Nick as she regained her composure. She was being really jumpy, but then again, who could blame her? This was a haunted house for God's sake. “Y-yeah, I'm fine...” She said softly, pulling her hat down some. She only saw Nick here, that must mean that the other's have yet to choose. Or maybe they already did. She sighed, wondering what this was all about. This was stupid in her case. She looked up at Nick, her blue orbs cold as ice. She needed to use her knowledge about this, she knows a lot about this anyways.

“I don't know about you, but I'm going to stop whatever this is. It's starting to get on my nerves...” She said to him, looking back at the hallway. Let's see, would she survive if she went through a creepy hallway with ghosts? Probably not, but her friends were more important. She had to try at least.

It was faint like an ethereal mouse. The screaming was again coming from onwards, from the dark black abyss that filled the halls with a strange feeling of fear and uncertainty. As if something would jump out at you at any given moment. There was a metallic rustling, and banging again, behind the screams. There was a loud bang, which wasn't that loud. But in this quiet hall, everything was turned up to eleven. A sound of glass breaking, and then of something rolling. The screaming stopped. But it felt like it still echoed. Strongly. Resonating in your skull.

Jocelyn did not like this. Where had Kenneth gone? She wondered. Should she follow the two and go look for him? Should she stay and make sure that if he came back he would have someone? It was the florescent lights in the hall that told her what she was going to do. She hurried her pace making sure that she made it to the other two before she lost her nerve.