The speechless Kryptonian suddenly felt that Catherine Hepburn handing Quicksilver the authority to plan their itinerary had truly been the biggest mistake she had ever made in her life. Her reputation in her later years was ruined.
Unfortunately, the three reckless girls... yes, three of them, one old and two young, did not care in the slightest whether the building before them was haunted. Or rather, precisely because it was a famous haunted house, they had to come take a look.
The three of them opened the car doors, got out, and headed hand in hand toward the clearly dilapidated empty house. But perhaps to bolster their courage, they held Kitty's chain leash and let the enormous "Tabby Cat" take point.
Henry quickly parked the car, turned off the engine, and got out to follow behind the old lady. Quicksilver followed as well.
If it had only been those two girls, the Kryptonian would not have wanted to meddle. But Catherine Hepburn was here too. He was afraid she might get too frightened and suffer a heart attack; by then, even burning the house down would not help.
Still, Henry asked Quicksilver, who was holding a notebook and looking excited, "Is this really a famous haunted house? It looks like no one has lived here for ages. Could it just be so run-down that rumors turned it into a haunted house?"
Flipping through his notebook and revealing old newspaper clippings, Quicksilver said seriously, "No, no, no. According to my investigation, the last owners of this house were the Perron family.
"They were also the ones who hired the Warrens to perform an exorcism. That was around the 1970s. According to the Warrens' exorcism report, the case was eventually resolved when a Catholicism priest performed the ritual.
"However, the Perron family's