The Kung Lao guy appears and orders them to come with him before performing some sort of ritual with some white stones.

He disappears again and Sue and Eddie realise the tour group has gone.

Eddie and Sue find “Long live freedom” carved int the stone wall before the g-g-g-g-ghost from earlier appears, warning them of danger. The tour moves to the top of the tower, the chamber “where the most important political prisoners were kept.” He explains that in the early 1500s, a young prince and princess were brought here, where the Lord High Executioner’s men followed orders to kill them as they slept. As the siblings follow the rest of the tourists, no-one notices that one of the wax figures in a Kung Lao hat is actually a real person. Everyone else comes to investigate the noise and the tour guide scolds Sue for touching the displays before complaining about unsupervised kids. After Eddie runs off to look at something else, the executioner lunges towards her again, striking the ground with its axe. The figure’s back in his first position when she lowers the camera though, and no-one else saw it move. But when he tries to alert Sue, the ghost has disappeared. Outside Terror Tower, Eddie’s creeped out about how they used to torture prisoners up there and leave them to starve, and as the tour group moves inside the building, he spots a g-g-g-g-ghost standing on a terrace, warning him to “Go back”. Starkes, and some other tourists, but Eddie thinks it’s so sucks that their parents are too busy at “that business conference”, to which Sue replies “Yep, we’re on our own!” because I guess the writers could think of no other way to let the audience know. They’re headed for Terror Tower with their tour guide, Mr. In the present, protagonist Sue and her pickpocketing brother Eddie sightseeing on a tour of London. Urn:oclc:522853066 Republisher_date 20120531130249 Republisher_operator Scandate 20120530134514 Scanner then cut to the main story, where in the early sometime in the past, two guards are dragging a prisoner somewhere to the titular Terror Tower, presumably to be tortured. Access-restricted-item true Addeddate 00:45:09 Boxid IA180601 Camera Canon EOS 5D Mark II City New York Donor

A Night in Terror Tower by R.L. Stine