Um...yeah. I have nothing to say.

Shadow, Matt, and Chris landed in Jake's room. The half-ghost quickly changed back.

"Thanks." Chris breathed.

"What? Did you think that we were going to let you suffer?" Jake asked in amusement.

The girl rolled her eyes, a habit of hers.

"So…what do you guys want to do now?" Matt piped up.

"No clue. I only planned it out this far." Jake realized.

That's when there was a knock on the door.

"Come in!" Jake granted.

Danny opened the door and stepped into the room. Then, he looked curiously at Chris. "When did you get here?"

She just stayed silent.

"Anyways," He continued "Jake, we have to leave by five."

"Leave? Where?" Jake questioned.

"You'll see." Danny replied mysteriously before walking out the door.

The three friends gave each other nervous glances.

Meanwhile, Valerie and Sam relaxed in beach chairs as Abby and Tori swam in the pool. Abby's two-piece bathing suit was blue while Tori's one-piece was black. Neither seemed to be enjoying themselves as they sat on the edge, just their feet hanging in.

"Hypothetically, we should be enjoying ourselves." Tori stated.

"How can we enjoy ourselves when ghosts could be overrunning Amity Park?!" Abby hissed. "I know that my Dad can handle it, but…"

"But you don't trust a certain ghost that might find this a perfect opportunity to strike with us out of town?" Tori finished for her.

"Exactly." The half-ghost agreed. "What I wouldn't give to just go back for a few minutes."

"Agreed." Concurred the huntress. "Besides, there's nothing to do around here."

As if to prove her wrong, Abby's ghost sense suddenly went off.

"Scratch that." Abby corrected. Moments later, a loud wailing guitar sounded. "Finally, some fun."

The two hopped up and ran toward the door where the sound was coming from. They were about to change and charge into battle when their Moms grabbed them.

"No ghost fighting for you two." Sam reprimanded.

"I'll handle it." Valerie volunteered. She activated her suit and flew through the door.

Sam, after watching Valerie leave, turned back to the two girls only to realize that they had vanished.

"You know," Sam said to herself "After twenty-five years of living with half-ghosts, you think I'd get used to that trick."

On the other side of the door, Abby made herself and Tori both visible. The two were already suited up.

"We're going to get in so much trouble for this." Tori warned.

"Yeah, but It'll be worth it. Unless, you know, you want to sit back and…" Abby assured.

"No!" The huntress denied quickly. There was no way that she was sitting back. She needed the adrenalin rush.

Abby smirked. "Then come on!"

She flew up and through a hall, Tori right at her heels. The two skidded to a stop in mid-air as they reached the sizable concert stage. On it were two ghosts and around it were chanting vacationers. Valerie was flying around the spirits, shooting at them.

One could recognized as Ember. She hadn't changed too much. Her old rocker suit had been switched to a short, strapless black dress with a metallic belt tied around her waist. Black fishnets dove into her skull boots. The black choker that she used to wear around her neck had been traded for a studded one.

She still wore one black bracelet on her left arm, but her black glove had vanished. Her flaming blue hair was still in its usual high pony-tail. Pretty impressive for a Mom.

The other seemed vaguely familiar, but something seemed off. She had flaming green hair that flared in a very movie-star style. Dark grey and green striped sleeves protruded from underneath a black tank top that showed her midriff. She also donned slightly baggy black cargo pants with a loose metallic belt around it. Grey boots stuck out from under the edges of her pant legs. A black choker wrapped around her neck. Altogether, she had a very punk-rocker style.

Valerie was hit with one of Ember's destructive guitar chords and sent crashing into the mob of fans. They instantly grabbed her and restrained the woman from attacking their idol. That's when Abby and Tori came in.

"Wow, two of you. You know, I'm sure that you can make everyone go deaf with just one!" Abby shouted with a wry smirk.

Ember growled at them. Then, she turned to the other ghost girl and nodded. The girl nodded back, looked at her guitar a bit nervously, and then hit a chord that created a horrible noise. The two hunter girls blocked their ears and skewed their faces. The girl cringed as well.

"Thrash, you've got to hold the strings down. It won't help if you let go." The ghostly mother instructed.

Thrasher nodded again and repeated her attempt. This time, it was perfect. It hit the still paralyzed girls and sent them into a wall.

"Hah! Take that!" She shouted in triumph.

"Hey, I…can't move." Abby stated, her panic rising.

"But I can!" Tori noticed, leaping up and heading straight for the ghost. She landed a few blasts, striking the two to the ground.

At that moment, Valerie broke free from the crowd. Irritated, she flew up and began firing at the ghosts as well.

"Exit Stage left!" Ember called to her daughter while using her guitar to blast away the three.

A cloud of smoke appeared around the girl, the same happening to Ember right as she was about to be run over by Tori. Instead, Tori went straight through the cloud. The rockers had vanished.

"What do you two think you were doing?!" Valerie scolded.

Sam suddenly appeared in the back of the room. "No ghost fighting, remember?"

"Well it's not like we can just not ghost fight. It's in our blood." Abby retorted as Tori helped her from the ground and let the paralyzed girl lean on her.

Their mothers scolded them, but they brushed it off.

"Who was that anyways? I recognized Ember, but…" Tori wondered.

"I think…it was Thrasher." Valerie informed, much to the girls' surprise.

:D

This might go up to five chapters. I'm not sure.