Ghost Hunt Special: The Foxes Deceit And The Truth Reveals

Konoha High

John was the first to arrive. Then Ayano and Monk came. Then the all great Misaki-chan comes walking in the office. (note the sarcasm) She goes straight to Naru and tries to hug him without even seeing me as she passes! I can't stand her sometimes, even though I would never abandon a friend, she is pushing the limit. "Hello Mai, how are you today?", John asks in a pleasant tone. "Good, so what have you all been up to lately?" "Well I just finished a consert tour. You know I think that you would like the band. You should come listen sometime.", Monk says. "Mabey I will sometime."
"Well, enough about that, I just got a side job as a hairstylist!", Ayano said excitedly. "Well good for you then Ayano. We all knew that you had to get real job since we all know that you are not a real priestess.", Misaki said with a smirk. "That's enough, all of you!", Naru commanded. "Mai, inform them of the case." "Alright. The case is at Konoha High School. The counselor that called me said that she thinks the woods behind the school are haunted by two foxes." "Foxes?", John asked. "Yes, but not just any foxes. They think that the fox deities, which are gaudians have turned against them." What do you mean turned against them?", said Monk. "Well, they belive that the deities used to be alive and when they died they became angry at the villagers. So at the end of each week they whisper to the villagers and if they refuse then students from each class at the school will go missing." "That's horrible!", John exclaimed. "And also....", Mai said lowering her voice so Naru wouldn't here, "Naru was actually saying that he needed help with this case. You all know how he is. He never asks for help! I think there is more to this case than what meets the eye." About twenty minutes later, they left to go to Konoha. They arrived at Konoha three hours later. When they drove up to the gates they were amazed. "Wow this place is huge!", said Monk. "And to think its only a high school.", said John.