The guys slid down the pole as the alarm signaling a job echoed in the
Ghostbusters headquarters. Ray grabbed the address from Janine than jumped
into the driver's seat of Ecto-1 as the other guys got in the passenger
seats. The car peeled out of the firehouse and down the street.
"Where are we going?" Winston asked. Ray handed the paper to his friend. "The Brooklyn Bridge?"
"I wonder what could be the problem could be," Egon said. "I thought we had already solved it."
"With ghosts it's never over," Peter interjected. "I hope someone's gonna pay us for this job this time." Ray suddenly slammed on the brakes as young woman with blonde hair jumped out in front of the car's path. "What the hell happened, Ray?"
"Someone jumped out in front of the car," Dr. Stantz replied. He looked closely at the woman. "Dani?" She walked around to the driver's side window and Ray rolled down the window. "Dani, what are you doing?"
"I saw something, Dr. Stantz," Dani replied. "I think that ghost did something."
"What did you see?" Ray inquired. She looked back to the street in front of them and they watched as a large semi rolled over into the lane spilling its contents.
"You just saved us from being crushed," Winston said. Dani looked at the guys.
"I swear to you this has never happened before," Dani told them.
"Perhaps you should come back to the firehouse with us," Egon suggested. "We'd like to run a few tests on you."
"And maybe take you out for dinner and a movie," Peter whispered.
"I hate being the guinea pig," Dani said. She looked at her watch. "Maybe later, Dr. Spengler. I have to go to work. My dad's already going to be mad as it is. I have to make sure nothing was lost when the laptop broke yesterday. He was pretty pissed about that. He doesn't buy the whole ghost thing." She rubbed her shoulders. Ray noticed a slightly dark circle around her right eye.
"If you could make it to the firehouse some other time that would be great," Ray told the young woman.
"I promise I'll try. I just have a really funky schedule." She headed across the street, looked back and waved than went on.
"I believe we should do some research on the ghost we caught yesterday," Egon said. "Perhaps it will give us to clues into what is going on with Dani."
******
"Did I mention how much I hate reading books in another language?" Peter asked putting down the large book he was holding.
"Many times, Peter," Egon replied. He looked at the book. "It's not another language. You're holding it upside down. The book was handwritten."
"That explains a lot," Dr. Venkman muttered.
"I think I found something," Ray said. "The ghost we caught could see what was about to happen right before it happened. Dani is seeing our futures before they happen. She's not exactly seeing the immediate future because she and ghost weren't fused long enough for it to give over everything."
"Fused, Ray?" Egon responded.
"The ghost touched her and she had a laptop that was plugged in. Ectoplasm and water do the same thing when they come in contact with electricity," Dr. Stantz responded. "Ray's girlfriend is psychic," Winston said. "That could come in handy."
"She's not my girlfriend," Ray said. "She's also not exactly psychic."
"Either way, Ray," Dr. Spengler interjected. "Winston is pretty much correct. Dani can see the future. We just don't know how long it will last or what kind of effect this can have on a human being."
"I think it's time for some follow-up work," Peter said.
"Where are we going?" Winston asked. Ray handed the paper to his friend. "The Brooklyn Bridge?"
"I wonder what could be the problem could be," Egon said. "I thought we had already solved it."
"With ghosts it's never over," Peter interjected. "I hope someone's gonna pay us for this job this time." Ray suddenly slammed on the brakes as young woman with blonde hair jumped out in front of the car's path. "What the hell happened, Ray?"
"Someone jumped out in front of the car," Dr. Stantz replied. He looked closely at the woman. "Dani?" She walked around to the driver's side window and Ray rolled down the window. "Dani, what are you doing?"
"I saw something, Dr. Stantz," Dani replied. "I think that ghost did something."
"What did you see?" Ray inquired. She looked back to the street in front of them and they watched as a large semi rolled over into the lane spilling its contents.
"You just saved us from being crushed," Winston said. Dani looked at the guys.
"I swear to you this has never happened before," Dani told them.
"Perhaps you should come back to the firehouse with us," Egon suggested. "We'd like to run a few tests on you."
"And maybe take you out for dinner and a movie," Peter whispered.
"I hate being the guinea pig," Dani said. She looked at her watch. "Maybe later, Dr. Spengler. I have to go to work. My dad's already going to be mad as it is. I have to make sure nothing was lost when the laptop broke yesterday. He was pretty pissed about that. He doesn't buy the whole ghost thing." She rubbed her shoulders. Ray noticed a slightly dark circle around her right eye.
"If you could make it to the firehouse some other time that would be great," Ray told the young woman.
"I promise I'll try. I just have a really funky schedule." She headed across the street, looked back and waved than went on.
"I believe we should do some research on the ghost we caught yesterday," Egon said. "Perhaps it will give us to clues into what is going on with Dani."
******
"Did I mention how much I hate reading books in another language?" Peter asked putting down the large book he was holding.
"Many times, Peter," Egon replied. He looked at the book. "It's not another language. You're holding it upside down. The book was handwritten."
"That explains a lot," Dr. Venkman muttered.
"I think I found something," Ray said. "The ghost we caught could see what was about to happen right before it happened. Dani is seeing our futures before they happen. She's not exactly seeing the immediate future because she and ghost weren't fused long enough for it to give over everything."
"Fused, Ray?" Egon responded.
"The ghost touched her and she had a laptop that was plugged in. Ectoplasm and water do the same thing when they come in contact with electricity," Dr. Stantz responded. "Ray's girlfriend is psychic," Winston said. "That could come in handy."
"She's not my girlfriend," Ray said. "She's also not exactly psychic."
"Either way, Ray," Dr. Spengler interjected. "Winston is pretty much correct. Dani can see the future. We just don't know how long it will last or what kind of effect this can have on a human being."
"I think it's time for some follow-up work," Peter said.