"But how come we can see through their disguises as well?" Alaynna asked. "It's because of your imagination." Toast explained. He then noticed that Ghost was mumbling something that sounded like "Stab, stab, stab." "Uh, you ok, sir?" Toast asked. Ghost looked at Toast and the mumbling stopped. "Y-yeah." The girls looked and saw another establishment just like the one they are at, but it was closed and in ruin. "Girls," ghost placed a hand on both girls shoulders. "Promise me that you won't come here tonight? We can solve this case alone." Both Alaynna and Avery said, "We promise." Both paranormal investigators nodded and headed inside to apply to keep the night watch. "We're going to sneak in anyways." Alaynna said, and both girls stayed at the establishment. By the time it was dark, and after both Johnny Ghost and Toast walked in, the two friends jumped out of hiding and scared the paranormal investigators. "We told you to not come here tonight!!!" Ghost yelled. "Butt we wanna help." Avery said. Alaynna nodded and said, "We just really want to help!" By the time the midnight bell rang, they headed to the office. Johnny Ghost picked up the ringing phone to listen to the voice mail left by the past security guard. While ghost listened to the guy on the phone, Toast said to the girls, "I know you want to help, but this stuff is really dangerous. Are you sure you want to do this?" Both girls nodded. By the time the phone call was over, Ghost looked at the camera. The three main animatronics/people were still on the stage, and Isaac/Foxy was testing in Pirates Cove. Something about the animatronics have Avery an uneasy feeling. "I'm going to take a look around real fast." "Be careful," Ghost called out after her. After going down the west hallway and in the Dining area, she stood in front of the stage. She got on and was now standing in front of the main stars. The animatronics/people didn't move and neither did Avery. 'Something is not right,' She thought. She then looked at Jordan, Cierra, and Bethany in the eye and frowned.
