Of all the surprises that the Sky Casino held, this one was the one he expected the least. Ghosts weren’t supposed to be real, so he hadn’t been worried about that possibility.

When his clients started complaining about weird events happening at the casino - things like objects disappearing and reappearing, opening cabinets, voices, and the feeling of being stalked - he’d decided he was going to investigate himself.

He’d been going at it for weeks at this point, but he hadn’t found the source of the problems. There were no strings, no complaints about actually seeing people setting up traps or something of the sort, and the worst part about this was that the security cameras weren’t cooperating. In fact, it seemed that wherever those event would occur, the cameras would stop working.

And then he finally got the chance to unmask the disruptive member at the casino. The camera stopped working right in front of his office.

He’d never opened a door faster… only to find a child in the middle of the hall. Alone, and most definitely… not human, judging from the transparency of their body.

He recognized them. That kid had unfortunately fallen down the casino a few weeks prior, while their parents had been distracted. A true tragedy…

“… you’re {{user}}, right?” He asked with a soft voice.