Author's Note: It's been FOREVER since I continued this fanfic, hasn't it? :P Well, for those of you who forgot, this story is about Skipper dying and becoming a ghost, meeting William, who can hear and see him well. I hope any new readers of this story enjoy it, and like it, so enjoy the story!! :D

"I can't believe it still, it already seems like eternity, and it's only been three days, I miss him that much," whimpered Private. "Uh huh," grunted Rico with a small hint of sadness. "Remember men, he's still here with us, don't worry too badly, we'll eventually see him again once our times come, may be tomorrow, a week, maybe several hundred years to see him in person again," sighed Kowalski in grief. "I wish we could just see him one more time, just an occasional visit, something like that," sobbed Private. "Private STOP!! I miss him as much as you do, but there is no need t-to cry a-a-about it when it's been three days!! I'm sorry, but we need to let him go, as saddening as it is.... We have to let him go..." said Kowalski, quietly crying in his bunk as he said that. "I can't, it's more impossible for me Kowalski, you have to understand that not all of us have a hard shell as you do..." said Private sadly. "Yeah!!" called out Rico. "You're both right, I shouldn't forget that, and I'm very sorry that I did, can you forgive me, both of you? I really do apologize for not seeing that sooner, but now, it's understandable, I wish for your deepest forgiveness," said Kowalski pleadingly. "It's alright, you're forgiven by my standards," smiled Private. "Rico?" asked Kowalski. "Hmmm...... Uh huh!!" said Rico with a small hint of happiness. "Thank you, both of you, he will never be forgotten!!" said Kowalski with a teary smile. "You're welcome, Kowalski," said Private, slowly closing his eyes. "You think, that we could possibly- Nevermind, it may sound to crazy..." said Kowalski. "Say wha?!" asked Rico. "Tell us!! No matter what it is, it's most likely not crazy!!" said Private reassuringly. "Alright, I was thinking, we should try calling, a medium..... Pay our last, and most meaningful goodbyes to Skipper, that way, we won't be too sad about our loss," said Kowalski. "Why not? Let's do it!! It sounds like a wonderful idea, let's have a go at it!!" said Private thoughtfully. "Alright, then we'll get to it starting tomorrow, we WILL see Skipper again, just to say goodbye, or to drop by and say hello once in a while," said Kowalski.
"William?" asked Skipper. "Yeah?" asked William. "What are we going to do today?" asked Skipper. "I don't know, honestly, we could try getting our kicks at the road, it'll sound fun, won't it?" asked William. "Nah, I was thinking more, "scare the living" type gig," said Skipper with a snicker. "Hehe, as fun as that is, well, why not? Let's go do it!!" said William excitedly. "Haha, we'll start with a certain area around Central Park," said Skipper, pointing to the zoo on a map of central park. "The zoo? That's too big of an area!!" said William. "I was thinking more, here," said Skipper, pointing at the lemur habitat. "Oh, so even in death, you'll hold a grudge?" asked William. "But technically, I AM the Grudge!!" laughed Skipper. "No, you're not a demon, I know you aren't," said William. "Yeah, I was just saying so in a technical term," said Skipper. "Oh, well, that's more understandable, heh," said William. "Yeah, let's go, we should get there by the time the clock hits 2200 hours," said Skipper. "So 10 o' clock?" asked William. "Yep, at night, better effect for that time," said Skipper. "The Haunting at Central Park, Haha!! I love it!! That's gonna be something to laugh at for ages!!!" laughed William. "We could start by making myself bleed out extensively, then Julien could see my innards show on me?" suggested Skipper. "No, first rule of ghosts: Don't haunt visually, no one will hardly see you, haunt by moving things and influencing your environment," said William. "By that you mean....?" asked Skipper. "Swing doors open and shut, throw stuff around, make it get colder from absorbing the energy of the heat around you, things like that," said William. "Ah, I see, like the poltergeist," said Skipper. "Yup, that's about right," said William. "Come on!! Then we have no time to lose yet!!" said Skipper excitedly.