Prompt #94

[yohjideranged]

Avalanche and SOLDIER got into a bloody little brawl last week over the cheap incredibly shiny trophy that we allow them to take care of from time to time. SOLDIER came out on top with 40 points sending Avalanche home to lick their wounds with 10 of their own points. The Turks, noticing the flying fists of doom in the alleyway over such a cheap trinket, decided to call it a week and go out for drinks.

This week's prompt is #94 - Ghosts

I seem to be on a Ghostbusters kick today, so I am wondering - do the characters believe in ghosts? Have they ever seen a spook, spectre or ghost? Have they experienced feelings of dread in their basement or attic? Or are they troubled by strange noises in the middle of the night?

 

Okay, okay, enough with the movie references, but seriously...

 

Ghosts can haunt people, places, things, and sometimes your very mind!

Does Cid have a pesky poltergeist aboard the Shera? Is Vincent really good or very bad at telling really scary ghost stories, Would you say the Sephiroth is haunted by the words of Jenova? In the dark, do the shadows play havoc with Tifa's overactive imagination? Does Cloud see the ghost of Zack in his most desperate times? Is a holographic projection of Hojo good enough to scare Weiss in Deepground, or is it already too late for him? Does Genesis have a superstition-based fear of an old, run-down cathedral? And don't forget séances and ghostbusting!

Conjure up a ghostly presence in just 100 words!

Seeing things

[shadowwaker]

Challenge: Ghosts

Character: Rufus & Turks
Fandom: FFVII:ACC

Team: Turks

Word count: 100

 

Seeing things

 

Tseng pressed a sheet with data against the table and the other Turks sitting around it leaned in, curious. This information would be a great help rebuilding the company. He sought Rufus' gaze for approval.

 

Instead, he found him staring at the wall from the corner of his eyes. Or rather... somewhere before the wall.

 

“...Sir?”

 

Rufus startled, and looked at him a bit lost. Clearly, he hadn't heard a word he'd just said. Frowning, Rufus stared at him, back to the wall, then at the other confused Turks. “Don't tell me I'm the only one seeing things...”