Luigi's Mansion: Boo Busters

The Dozing Girl and Jar Collector

Falling down the chimney, Luigi and Anna found themselves in a room that they haven't seen before. With no door, they could tell that this was a Sealed Room. It consisted of two treasure chests and a vase along the west wall. Four more chests and three more vases along the east wall. lastly, was a mirror with a cloth over it.

"Never seen this room before," said Luigi.

"Well, according to the Game Boo Advance, this room is called the Sealed Room," Anna read from her device.

"Sealed?! You mean... we're trapped?!" Luigi exclaimed frightened.

"There has to be a way out of here. Let's start searching," Anna suggested.

Luigi and Anna began searching around the room. Anna got curious about the chests and opened one. But when she did, it was filled with ghosts! She and Luigi got to work sucking up the ghosts. As Luigi sucked up the last ghost, a small treasure chest appeared that had a key in it.

"Well, we got the key," Luigi said, "Now how do we get out?"

The two looked around until Luigi noticed the covered mirror. What made this mirror different from the others is it looked like they could go through it. Sure enough, through the mirror, Luigi and Anna found themselves back in the Foyer.

Going back upstairs, they ran into Blue and Marshall coming down from the third floor.

"Hey guys," Marshall and Blue greeted, "What did you find down the chimney?"

"Well, the room was sealed up," Anna explained, "We did find a key and we got out through a mirror."

"That's certainly something you don't hear every day," Blue said.

"We found more Boos, it should help weaken their power," Marshall added.

"That's good," Luigi replied, "Where you two heading next?"

"We were gonna go down to the Armory," said Blue.

"Do you think we can cover that for you while we give you this key?" Anna asked.

"Sure thing."

Anna gave Blue the key and Luigi followed Anna up to the third floor. Blue and Marshall began to look at their Game Boy Horror and Game Boy Scream Phantom for the room the key goes into. Though they didn't have to look long, as the room was close by.

Going through the door, the two puppies found the room to be a Sitting Room. It was rather basic, with a comfy chair and sofa with a table in front of it. But when they entered, the door was sealed up. That was when Blue saw a candle on the table, which looked like its flame didn't go out.

Blue sucked in some Fire Elemental Ghosts and lit the two hanging candles on the wall. This caused five Gold Ghosts and two Tempor Terrors to appear. But by this point in the adventure, it was a cakewalk.

After that, the duo went into the room beyond the Sitting Room. But they were surprised when they saw what the room looked like. While it would be a Guest Room, except in this case, everything was up on the ceiling. What was weirder, was that they saw a little girl ghost in a pink nightgown and blonde hair in pigtails. She was snoozing away when she spotted Blue and Marshall enter the room.

"Do not try to wake me..." she moaned.

"What did she say?" Marshall whispered to Blue.

"GOOOO AAWAAAAY!!!" she shouted before going back to sleep.

Sneaking up to her, Marshall activated the Game Boy Scream Phantom and found the girl's name was Sue Pea.

"I won't wet the bed... I promise," she said in her sleep.

"What should we do?" Blue asked quietly.

Marshall thought this over a bit, "I think I got an idea."

Marshall used the Water Elemental from his water cannon and doused Sue Pea in water until she woke up. He then quickly sucked her in with some help from Blue and Sue Pea could find eternal slumber in Marshall's Poltergust 3000.

Meanwhile, back with Luigi and Anna, they went up to the Armory. Inside, was no question with knight armor. Although, it was no surprise that they found more ghosts in the Armory. With well-timed flashes and sucking, all the ghosts were sucked in. Vice versa, a chest spawned with a key inside. But before they left, they saw another door and deiced to see what was in.

Inside was a Ceramics Studio, filled with many vases and jars. The jars and vases on the floor look antique too.

"These vases sure look nice," Anna said looking at a small blue vase with a ghost-like pattern.

All of a sudden, a purple ghost popped out of the vase with yellow eyes and big lips. Anna stepped back as she was caught off guard.

"Oi! You two! With the mustache and braids!" he shouted.

"Us?" Luigi and Anna asked in unison.

"Yeah, you! Whadda ya think o' me jar collection, then? Pretty amazing, don't you say?"

"It's quite the collection," Luigi said.

"Welly, welly, well. We can't just let you look at 'em for free, now can we?" the ghost questioned.

"Uh, who are you anyway?" Anna asked.

"Name's Jarvis, girl," he introduced, "And if you'd like to view me jars, you'd best challenge me first!"

"I...I don't know..." Luigi said nervously.

"We'll take on your challenge," Anna spoke up.

"It's on then!" Jarvis declared, "See how many times you can ice me! If you freeze seven o' me, then you win! But if you lose, then it's out the door for both of you!"

Jarvis then popped from vase to vase, as Luigi and Anna were trying to freeze the jar ghost. Luigi handled the left side, while Anna took care of the right side. When the time was up, Jarvis calculated how many times they froze him.

"Seven! You both got seven o' me!" he said in shock.

"We did it!" Luigi and Anna high-fived each other over their victory.

"I can't believe it... How could I lose?" Jarvis said in disbelief, "You both made me face red for sure! Maybe you'd both fancy gettin' stuffed into one o' these here jars!"

But Jarvis was outmatched by them as Anna stunned him before he could flee. She used all her might to pull Jarvis into her Poltergust as she and Luigi left the Ceramics Room and Armory.

Could our friends finally save everyone at long last?

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End of chapter!

Me: We're almost there! Two more Portrait Ghosts!

Luigi: And then We'll face off against King Boo!

Marshall: Boy, it sure was quite a journey.

Me: You said it, Marshall.