"I'm trying." Trixie teased, giggling as he went through with it. She seemed even more amused when nothing came of it. "In my defense, I expected something like underwear or a shirt- something big or noticeable." She chuckled, huffing at the request. "I'm not an artist." She said sarcastically, grabbing a crayon from where the boy had been drawing and walking to the wall. "Uhm-" She blew out a little sigh and then started drawing a tic-tac-toe grid on the wall. She marked an X in the center. "Alright, I dare you to play tic-tac-toe with me." She teased, making sure the grid was big enough to be obvious.

"You think i' just gonna prise out underwear? I'll be repectul, thank you" Matt smiled, walking over as she drew. He raised his eyebrow, unsure of what it was until she spoke again. "Oh they'll love that" He smiled, sitting down. He complied with her dare, quite happily playing the game with her. "No doubt the child will be blamed if they dont notice now" he said, almost quiertly again as if he had to. Once they had gotten through the game he stood back, staring at it. "They must be dumb nt o have notice already. Anywa, I dare you to tug the duvet down just a little, get their attention" he smiled.

"I'll keep that in mind from now on." Trixie teased, smiling at him. "I thought they would, I'm a genius like that." She said sarcastically, finishing up the game with him. "Oh, for sure. They're somewhat oblivious though, aren't they?" She huffed, glaring at him and his next request. "I have to do the once that involves them noticing? Great." She huffed, walking to the side of the bed and gently gripping the duvet. She helped his gaze as she pulled the duvet down- not too far- but enough to be noticed. "Happy?"

"I doubt they'll get up and attack you, you'll be fine" Matt smiled, amused. As she pulled the duvet down he rolled his eyes, nudging her forward gently but enough for her to tip and press the duvet down slightly. The reaction of the woman was enough to make both the meters go up, where the green was now noticeable. The woman jumped up looking in their direction as if she could see them, and Matt smiled. "See? Thats funnier" He said, an amused tne playing on his voice. "We should go and find another room, come back here when we think they would ahve woken up." he offered, staring at the tw visibly scared people.

Trixie huffed as she got nudged forward, sending a playful glare at him. She rolled her eyes as the woman looked at them, scoffing at him. "You're right, but I'm not going to admit that." She huffed, nodding and gently pushing him ahead of her. "Lead the way, Matt."

Matt nodded, carefully making his way out the room and back into the hallway. Despite the fun he had been having, he had a constant uneasy feeling looming over him, as if they were contantly being watched. He stopped to wait for Trixie, scanning the rooms. "It looks eerie up here now the lights have been turned out. I shouldnt nervous, I am the reason people would think its eerie. But still" he sighed, portraying thoughs into the air. "which room next?" he asked, gesturing towards the doors.

Trixie followed close at his side- it was normal, now. "Mm, Matteo the frightened ghost. I would read that as a novel." She teased, glancing around and keeping a slight smile. "Uhm..." She paused, staring at two rooms beside each other, giving a slight huff. "This one." She nodded, marching through the door and glancing around. It was dark, seeing as it was late and the occupants were asleep. "I feel creepy. Like a stalker." She complained slightly, glancing back at him with an uncomfortable expression.

"And as you should" Matt said jokingly, giving a half hearted smile as they entered the room. His smile slowly dropped as his gaze cast over the sleeping people, and he nodded nervously in response to Trixie's comment, looking over the various non moving bodies in the beds. "Little bit" he sighed, turning to look at her. He raised his eyebrows at the small writing just above her head, poitning it out as if she could see it. "I think the tasks came through. I think if we spend enough time together they'll become the same for both of us Do you want me to read them out?" he asked, gently moving a coat hanging on the back of the door, admittedly by accident.

Trixie tilted her head up as he pointed over her head, looking back at him in confusion. "Oh- yeah, read them out, please." She nodded, walking around to get the layout of the room. She fiddled with her fingers slightly, trying to stay in his line of sight.

Matt narrowed his eyes to be able to read the weirdly small writing, raising his eyebrows as he scanned through. "I know we thought it would be easier with tasks but you really have to work" he mumbled, letting go of the coat he had been fiddling with. "Successfully wake someone up is the first one. I think the rest become bold once the one before is done, so you should probably get to it" he smiled, nodding his head in the direction of the sleeping people. "Do I have the same ones? If any at all?" He asked, shrugging a little.