"We will hold a séance there to finish the induction.” The others cheered as Ama and Dan exchanged puzzled glances.
The fraternity got up, as did Ama and Dan, leading them to the spot. All that was shown at the marked area was some sort of bone protruding out of the summit. Ama felt a sudden weight press on him, getting the gut feeling that something wasn’t right. Bassey said to him, “Come, Ama and Dan! Let us begin!” The fraternity looked at the two with rapt attention, their faces solemn and unnerving. Ama felt his stomach drop, his worry with the situation rising. Anxiety began to set in as he uneasily said, “Bassey, I don’t think this is a good idea.”
“What’s wrong, Ama?” he asked, unfazed. Ama replied, “I was always raised to respect the dead. To not mess with the paranormal.” The fraternity started to push them closer to the spot and dread washed over Ama, the pressure only adding to his worry.

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