Haunter
His hand lingered on the bottle when he left it on the table, and he tilted his head to look at it like he was actually talking to it, not to me.
“But you’re so anxious to see them and feel them, to interact with them like you’re the same as them, that you take in their dead energy like candy. You pass out ‘cause that dead energy is like a cancer on steroids. It doesn’t compensate for what you give them: it pollutes and kills whatever living energy you have left.” I was surprised when he looked up at me with a quick grimace and said, like voicing something he would’ve rather not believe, “But maybe you don’t care, and deep down, you’d be happy to become the sixth Blotter ghost.”
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