Scarlet Weather
The Game is Afoot!
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- Seen Mar 20, 2016
"Box Ghost? Isn't he the one who yodels like a Lithuanian factory worker?" Felix commented, stepping into the house. It was probably a good thing he had a "house key"- the Fenton Portable Password Terminal to be exact. It was standard issue to any ghost joining the squad, and resembled a combination dial on a safe, minus the door. If the correct combination was entered, it would shut down the Fenton Ghost Shield, hence, unlocking the door. Pushing up his slipping glasses along the bridge of his nose, the feline spirit gave a looud, meowing yawn. "I just ran into him last night, and that..." he cursed vehemently before continuing, "idiot made me drop a perfectly good carton of half and half. When I get my hands on him, I'll rip him, up into pieces so small that-"
He was interrupted by Jack Fenton, who immediately thwacked him over the head with his latest invention- The Fenton Discipline enforcer. Essentially, it was just a newspaper with "Fenton" written on the side, but that didn't make it hurt any less. "What have I told you about describing violent revenge in detail?" he asked.
"Don't do it when other people can hear me..." Felix sighed, rubbing his skull. Mentally, he promised himself that the next oppurtunity he got he would slice Skulker in half. That overgrown metal freak had fired the shot that had ultimately tied him to this human body, which was so fragile a newspaper could hurt it. Oh well, at least it afforded some interesting oppurtunities for pranks...
With a roar, Felix parted company from his human body, bringing his cat-like face barely inches from the jumpsuit-man as he did so. Suprised, the portly ghost hunter leaped into the air, then fell, coming down on his backside with a heavy thud. Retreating back into the human body he inhabited, Felix chuckled. "That never gets old!"
He was interrupted by Jack Fenton, who immediately thwacked him over the head with his latest invention- The Fenton Discipline enforcer. Essentially, it was just a newspaper with "Fenton" written on the side, but that didn't make it hurt any less. "What have I told you about describing violent revenge in detail?" he asked.
"Don't do it when other people can hear me..." Felix sighed, rubbing his skull. Mentally, he promised himself that the next oppurtunity he got he would slice Skulker in half. That overgrown metal freak had fired the shot that had ultimately tied him to this human body, which was so fragile a newspaper could hurt it. Oh well, at least it afforded some interesting oppurtunities for pranks...
With a roar, Felix parted company from his human body, bringing his cat-like face barely inches from the jumpsuit-man as he did so. Suprised, the portly ghost hunter leaped into the air, then fell, coming down on his backside with a heavy thud. Retreating back into the human body he inhabited, Felix chuckled. "That never gets old!"