“Going out in an explosion sounds better than getting eaten by worms,” Kos said. “Thought I was doing you a favor.” “Yeah, well,” Borca’s ghost said and looked uncomfortable. “I’m bored. This is so dull. No offense, Kos, but now I get to sit around and watch you sign forms?” His spectral copy of the Orzhov insurance contract appeared in his hand. “According to this, the policy requires that an ‘honest and full accounting’ be made. In writing.” Kos considered. There was actually a lot of potential in having an invisible ghost around. There was also a lot of annoyance. “Are you sure you want me
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