‘You saw it on your phone?’ Gemma asked. Ben nodded. He didn’t want to admit he couldn’t see the creature except with his phone, so he said, ‘I wanted to check, to be sure there was something there.’ ‘Did you see anything, sense anything?’ Knight asked Gemma. ‘There was something,’ she admitted. ‘Just a feeling. But I was concentrating on the classroom, not the playground outside, or who might be looking in. I thought it was the imp in the Judgement Box I could sense. Didn’t see anything, though.’ ‘You didn’t want to,’ Ben told her, shuddering at the memory of the creature. Even as he said it, he realised that Gemma probably saw more frightening things every day. ‘Back to the car,’ Knight decided. ‘The woman you saw will be far away by now. But we’ll call Webby. He can analyse the images and data from your phone. If he isn’t on it already.’ It was getting dark as they drove back to Gibbet Manor.
