'We were killed by the Japanese in the Second World War. We originally lived here. When the darn Japanese came here totake our home, we fought for out homes and were killed, but this place finally became theirs...' said the crying woman.

'Why are you here... what do you want?'

The woman said, 'We wanted to leave, but can't. You know, the Japanese were gone now. We could leave now, but we can't...'. Arol was puzzled

The woman explained, 'It's because our bodies were not properly buried. We were buried carelessly here.' She pointes the ground under her.

'So, you can all leave if your bodies were dug up and then buried again properly somewhere else?' asked Arol.

'You're right,' said the woman. 'I'm sorry about what happened this afternoon to your room mate. It's my sons. THey are so active, and were bored for losinf their freedom. Please forgive them.'

'Oh, sure... I promise to help all of you. But you know, I still wonder why I am here...' said Arol

The woman smiled. 'You don't know, do you? To tell you the truth, a black cat with white bootst and tail-tip carried you here. Your soul, I mean. You are now using the cat's body to sense the world.'

Arol was somehow terrified. She struggled hard.

The next moment, Arol found herself lying in her bed, staring at the ceiling. The next morning she went to the bushes and dug. Not after a long time she found some human bones. She finally made up her mind and told her discovery to the janitors. Nearly twenty bodies were found. Josie's story was soon well known by all students, so the headmistress was bound to take action.

From that day onward until they left, Arol went out with Lora to play with the 2 boys every night. Arol felt that if she did not do it, she would be scold by her conscience.

After a week or two, monks and priest were emplyed to comfort the souls( this was due to the parents of the girls belived in different religions). After the headmistress had phoned every council and government department, all refused to remove teh bodies, the headmistress decided that she would have to remove that herself.

The night just before the removal of the bodies, Arol and Lora went to play with the boys as usual. Thw woman appeared when they were just about to leave and said,' THank you, my sweet, kind girl. You've done a lot for us. We would help you and your school.' Arol looked around and saw smiling faces spouting around her.

The bodies were removed the next day and the properly buried in a public graveyard. No more ghosts now appear in school -- except the swimming pool, where the bodies were formally buried. Te ghosts now helped and encourages the swimmers to do their best to release their potential ability by hard practice -- they did not know how to do it at first, but now they have mastered the art.

THE END