The Seven Gates of Hell

Our second excursion was to The Seven Gates of Hell in York, PA. Rumor has it that there was a mental hospital located here where the inmates broke out and went on a killing rampage in the mid '30s. During our preliminary encounter here, we determined that Bill the German could have been haunting the area. Tonight was different, though, because Bill was not there, but an inmate from California could have been present. The Ghost Radar's message read as follows: The spell that one sells in California isn't consistent with the mental. Perhaps the true nature of the spirit was that of a benevolent spellcaster from California who may have been sent to the hospital when the locals became superstitious of his magical practices. Many people were sent to these institutions for absurd reasons such as these. An innocent magic user must have paid the price and was sent to this horrible place.

Rehmeyer's Hollow

Our first excursion was to Rehmeyer's Hollow in York, PA. We were able to get the Ghost Radar to work on the road to the house, but when we parked the car and attempted to get readings next to the building, the radar was curiously silent. The spirits weren't out tonight, I suppose. However, the message deciphered from the radar and the communication received by the clairvoyant may hold a clue as to why there were no readings next to the house. The message reads as follows: Love nodded to the acres' guide. Nature's rays cap the almost arm. Fear the basic born wife. Perhaps a white witch blessed the house before we drove up to it tonight, for the voices of the spirits told us that the house was originially a benevolent place that was shined upon by the sun. Nelson Rehmeyer must have eventually become disillusioned with normal women or even afraid of them as a witch. Unfortunately, none of the communications we received discussed the murder or told us to get out of there. We were lucky to escape with our lives, but there certainly must be more evil at Hex Hollow than we experienced tonight.