The Super Ghost by Katrina Kahler & John Zakour

Author:Katrina Kahler & John Zakour [Kahler, Katrina & Zakour, John]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2017-03-23T04:00:00+00:00

In fact, everybody in town sat either in the stands or stood around the field. Most of them were chanting, “Go Lizzy! Go!”

Now even the soaked teachers had joined us watching the game. They all shouted, “Go Master! Go!”

Scanning the crowd I saw Ming and Matti. Ming was holding a big sign that read: Lizzy Rules!

I heard Lizzy inside my head saying, “Zara, I’m so glad you could come to watch me. That’s what I really wanted! I’ll make you a follower after the game.”

“Did you guys hear that?” I asked Maria and Hammy.

“Hear what?” they both asked.

“Never mind…”

The scoreboard read, Hallow Falls: 20 Winterbrook: 0. A few Winterbrook players lay on the ground, shivering, sucking their thumbs. The Hallow Falls players sat on the field with their legs crossed, eyes glazed, clapping and chanting, “Go Master! Go!”

Lizzy pranced up the field, kicking the soccer ball, closing in on the Winterbrook goal. Two big Winterbrook players rushed at Lizzy, trying to stop her from scoring. I had to give them credit for their courage, but not their brains. Obviously, they had less of a chance of stopping Lizzy than an undersized ant would have against an angry rhino. One of the girls, a freight train of a kid, lowered her shoulder, throwing herself into Lizzy. The big girl went bouncing backwards, hitting the ground three or four times before she stopped. She lay there, out colder than a popsicle on the North Pole.

The second girl didn’t give up, she dribbled towards Lizzy and stopped just before she reached her.

Lizzy, for her part, happily dribbled the ball up the field like she didn’t have a care in the world. Lizzy looked at the girl and smiled as she continued to dribble forward.

“You’re smart!” Lizzy told the girl.

Lizzy blew a little puff of breath at the girl. The girl fell over straight, stiff as a board.

“But, I am smarter and stronger,” Lizzy said, continuing towards the goal.

Surprisingly, the Winterbook goal keeper still held her ground. She stood there, legs bent, arms ready to make the stop. I could only imagine that Lizzy liked the challenge.

Lizzy wound up kicking a missile right at the poor goalie. The goalie closed her eyes and tried standing firm. Lizzy had other ideas though, she pointed at the goalie, then pointed at the ground. The goalie fell to the ground out cold. The ball flew over her head (which was lucky for her as the shot would have taken her head off). It went into the goal for another score.

Lizzy jumped up and down celebrating. The crowd also started celebrating and chanting, “Lizzy! Lizzy!” I have to admit, Lizzy was a pretty cool girl...ghost...whatever. She was wearing her usual hippy clothes and some cool USA sunnies. I could see how people came under her spell...but with her super ghost powers on top of her natural attraction, nobody could resist her.

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