Ezra wasnât above a bit sight seeing when he traveled, checking in every so often to some cheesy tourist attraction. He liked learning, especially about strange things, curious in nature. And a place renown for witches was bound to have something interesting. Heâd visited the famous Witch House, which wasnât all too intriguing unless you liked staring at old furniture. The PEM however, was more entertaining.
Whatâs really the point of Salem though, if you donât visit the places the tourist companies try to hide for their dark nature? Ezraâs standing on the street corner, taking a moment to look for such places as a cigarette dangles from his lips. Thatâs when Glenn finds him, leaving some shop he hadnât been paying attention to, coming out into the night to join him.
âThey say that place is haunted,â he murmurs, speaking of the place across the street Ezraâs eyes had absently locked on.
âThey say that about every place in this town,â Ezra replies.
That provokes a sharp bark of a laugh, the cigarette in his lips jumps a little at the motion as Ezra slowly turns to look at the other male. His eyes drag down his frame briefly, looking him over, summing him up. He definitely doesnât look like some tourist, like him. Ezra takes a long drag of his cigarette, lets the smoke slide from his lips while a smirk slowly grows on his features. âAre you?âÂ
âI saw a ghost in there once.â Ezraâs eyebrow raises in slight amusement and interest. Seems like heâs found something in this place worth looking into. âThere is a window in the back thatâs broken, you could probably just slip in.â
âBy all means, show the way,â Ezra flicks the cigarette to the corner, fully expecting the boy to retreat. Sneaking into some haunted building with a stranger sounds like welcoming a bad decision. To his surprise the other simply grins and begins to walk across the street.Â
Two seconds later Ezra is following him.