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Everyone knows that if you're looking for somewhere haunted, there's no better place around Forks than the old Frazier house. Some kid axe murdered his parents there and then broke his neck trying to run from the cops. It's been abandoned ever since.
Cam in Ghost House
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and-I-will-lose-it
Not that I've heard of, but again: communication.
(We can also go underground but it's too dark to see anything, let alone identify fossils.)
campanology
"And I assume you can't bring anything with you down there looking for caves or whatever?"
and-I-will-lose-it
Me too. My book is confident dead objects exist but doesn't know how to make them.
and-I-will-lose-it
Some books we're pretty sure of. I heard from my dad of an old sound machine, a gramophone or something, with one record, but it was a third-hand story and by reports it was a manual crank model anyway.
and-I-will-lose-it
Sometimes there are other ghosts in the other worlds. And sometimes they even speak English.
and-I-will-lose-it
I actually tested out my revivification spell on a rabbit last year. But I think by default plants and animals don't die the same way humans do. There has to be a specific ritual to get them ghosty.
campanology
"Hm." Can I - no - are you going to pitch a fit if - no - "Do you object if I look at the, like, publisher and whatnot, front matter, of the book?"
campanology
"Did she collect anything that you've checked and found false, because even if she's just compiling, if she's doing it accurately... and is either alive or died in an accessible location..."
and-I-will-lose-it
I haven't found anything outright wrong. A lot of spells note that the set of times might be missing qualifications or disqual.s, things like that.
campanology
Because you were dead or for some other reason? "Well, that's probably where I will also start."