Who is the guy standing in the Old North Hall stairwell at midnight?
Saw this guy pacing in the third-floor stairwell of Old North for an hour tonight. He wasn't even using the elevators—just pacing, counting steps, and marking things on a clipboard while the lights were flickering like crazy. Kept checking his phone every thirty seconds like he was waiting for a signal that wasn't coming. When someone from the floor tried to walk past, he literally stopped them, made them verify their ID, and practically shoved them toward the exit. Everyone else is panicking about the rumors, but he’s just… doing inventory? Someone tell me if he's official staff or just another student losing his mind.
He looked at me like I was an idiot for walking into the loop. Why would he care if I walked in?
Reply to Unsolved_Mystery： Because he doesn't want to come back and get you.
Wait, so we're just letting students play security guard in a haunted building now? Is he getting paid for this??
Reply to Freshman_Panic： Unpaid edition, I promise. He just hates the policy-pushers more than he hates the creepiness.
Official staff? Please. The administration hasn't sent a single person to that building in months. This guy is either a hero or he knows something about the 'missing floor' that the rest of us don't.
Reply to GhostHunter_BOS： I saw him there last week. He didn't look scared, he looked annoyed. Like the building was inconveniencing him.
Can we talk about the white streak in his hair? It matches the urban legend about the third floor. Just me?
He's not a ghost hunter. He's a logistical nightmare-manager. Big difference.
I've been tracking his posts. Every time there's a rumor of someone going missing, his clipboard gets thicker. Is he map-making?
Stop questioning him, he actually helped me find my way out when I got turned around last semester. He’s the real deal. Reach out to if you want to know what he’s actually tracking.
That’s definitely Eli. He’s the only volunteer crazy enough to hang out in Old North after 10 PM. Honestly, if he’s doing inventory, you should probably just do what he says and leave.