"I am bringing all sorts of trouble to you guys, huh? Sorry about that. Shouldn't have opened that box," Elisabeth said, walking into the HQ.
"No, actually ... it's okay. If you haven't, we wouldn't have met you. You still got that box?" Winston said, patting her on the back.
"Yea, but ..." she started.
"But what?" he asked.
"But I'm scared. I'm scared on how much more trouble we'll get into with that cursed box. Look on how much it caused!" she admitted.
"There is nothing to be afraid of, Lis. Just bring the box and we'll do the rest," Egon stated.
"Alright. I got to check on my father anyways. But don't blame me if it causes you any trouble," she said.
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She managed to find the box and brought it back to HQ. She sat it on the table. "Hey-oo! Guys, I brought this damn box you wanted me to bring over," she yelled.
She waited for a reply. When one didn't come, she went upstairs to check. What she saw, she didn't believe it. There was a huge monster-like ghost that cornered them along with Mr. Tully and Janice. She ran back downstairs to grab a proton pack and a trap. She ran all the way back up and walk towards the ghost.
"Hey bastard! Did you bother to knock first?" she taunted.
The ghost turns around to face her. She turned the proton pack on and blasted it at the ghost. She slid the trap underneath it and stepped on the pedal. The ghost sucked into the trap and the red light blinked. Elisabeth turned the proton pack off and walks to them.
"Hey. I said I brought the stupid box. Are you alright?" she asked, sitting in front of Ray.
"Where did you learn how to do that?" Ray questioned.
"Pfft. After hanging with you for what? A month now? I paid attention," she replied with a wink.
They all got up and walked downstairs. Egon picked it up to examine it. Elisabeth pointed to the box, "I told you it would cause trouble for you."
"Who said you were wrong?" Peter stated. Elisabeth smirked and puts an arm on his shoulder, resting her head on it.
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After her father left to go back home, Elisabeth popped her Boingo: At The Dark End Of The Tunnel CD in her CD player and started singing When The Lights Go Out. The phone rang so she paused the CD and answered, "Hello? Oh, it's you Ray."
'I want you to come over, quick. It's about the box.'
"Okay. I'll be right over. Don't go anywhere."
She hanged up and rushed out the door, grabbing her keys.
"No, actually ... it's okay. If you haven't, we wouldn't have met you. You still got that box?" Winston said, patting her on the back.
"Yea, but ..." she started.
"But what?" he asked.
"But I'm scared. I'm scared on how much more trouble we'll get into with that cursed box. Look on how much it caused!" she admitted.
"There is nothing to be afraid of, Lis. Just bring the box and we'll do the rest," Egon stated.
"Alright. I got to check on my father anyways. But don't blame me if it causes you any trouble," she said.
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She managed to find the box and brought it back to HQ. She sat it on the table. "Hey-oo! Guys, I brought this damn box you wanted me to bring over," she yelled.
She waited for a reply. When one didn't come, she went upstairs to check. What she saw, she didn't believe it. There was a huge monster-like ghost that cornered them along with Mr. Tully and Janice. She ran back downstairs to grab a proton pack and a trap. She ran all the way back up and walk towards the ghost.
"Hey bastard! Did you bother to knock first?" she taunted.
The ghost turns around to face her. She turned the proton pack on and blasted it at the ghost. She slid the trap underneath it and stepped on the pedal. The ghost sucked into the trap and the red light blinked. Elisabeth turned the proton pack off and walks to them.
"Hey. I said I brought the stupid box. Are you alright?" she asked, sitting in front of Ray.
"Where did you learn how to do that?" Ray questioned.
"Pfft. After hanging with you for what? A month now? I paid attention," she replied with a wink.
They all got up and walked downstairs. Egon picked it up to examine it. Elisabeth pointed to the box, "I told you it would cause trouble for you."
"Who said you were wrong?" Peter stated. Elisabeth smirked and puts an arm on his shoulder, resting her head on it.
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After her father left to go back home, Elisabeth popped her Boingo: At The Dark End Of The Tunnel CD in her CD player and started singing When The Lights Go Out. The phone rang so she paused the CD and answered, "Hello? Oh, it's you Ray."
'I want you to come over, quick. It's about the box.'
"Okay. I'll be right over. Don't go anywhere."
She hanged up and rushed out the door, grabbing her keys.
