Goud and Ian were ranging ahead of Raphael who as to the back with hounds. they were heading in a circle around the building, exploring the moor. It was cold and dreary and it was hard to see more than a few feet in front of you because of the heavy mist. Even Goud and Ian were disappearing from his view every now and then.

This is really is very spooky place, Raphael thought, add to that there are literal ghost ranging around and I don't even know what I want to say about this...

"I see he ghost again!" Ian cried out and Raphaël stopped walking forward and try to see where the ghost was.

The hounds turned to the east and started to bark, and then Raphael followed that direction and saw the courser with a ride, galloping near them. It seemed to be heading away from their position however so he relaxed.

"There is  wisp here," Goud said.

The mist lifted up then and he was able to see the small  shiny creature hanging out near to a large pool of water. It was probably more apt to call it a pond than a pool to be honest. 

Goud wrangled the wisp and seem after a while it started to follow behind him and they continued on their way.

Raphael was still feeling on easy and did not stop looking over his shoulder to see if the ghost was coming back.

"Do you think it is the shame ghost or different one?" Ian asked. The other courser had falling into step next to him, leaving Goud and the wisp up front along. The wisp was shining so brightly it was actually parting some of the mist.

"I hope it's the same one," Raphael admitted, "Aren't we in bigger trouble if it is more than one?"

"If my - if General Edos were here, he would be able to lay it to rest," Ian mentioned.

Raphael didn't know much about that but he did know that the General was a true believer in the harvest goddess.

"That would be good," Raphael commented, "But Alas all we can do is run."

The two lapsed into silence and instead put their attention on keeping their eyes peeled from anything of interest on the moor.