Hi, all! This is the second installation in “The Spirit Detective Files” series.

Look out, here comes the…

DISCLAIMER: I do not own the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror—it belongs to Disney/MGM Studios, and the Disney Company. I don’t own the Twilight Zone, either. I don’t know who owns that. Maybe Rod Serling does. I also don’t own the Tower of Terror movie—that’s also owned by Disney. I lastly do not own Sabrina, the Teenage Witch.

First off, if you have not read “Tribute,” the first in this series, I recommend that you do so now, before reading this, as it may result in confusion. Secondly, just some reminders: this is set in the same U.S.A. and time period as Sabrina lives in. The year is 1999, and she is seventeen years old.

This is a combination of the ride, and the movie, (which stars Steve Guttenberg and Kirsten Dunst—excellent movie, I highly recommend it) with a bit of fan legends surrounding the ride thrown in.

The rating is PG-13 to be on the safe side; Sabrina does have a tendency to curse every now and then, although not in an unrelenting stream of profanity.

The ride information is based upon what the website lists: I did not actually go on the Tower of Terror when I visited the park. This website’s got a lot of good information; I highly recommend visiting it.

The story, for the first few chapters, will take place in Westbridge, MA, which is a suburb of Boston (I believe that’s mentioned in the show somewhere), and Sabrina’s current residence. I’ll be delving into her personal life first, before leading into her next assignment.

Also, the world of “The Spirit Detective Files” will be expanded, since the world of Sabrina itself has been expanded. Archie Comics (makers of the Sabrina comics, forerunner of the show) has hired a new head artist, Tania Del Rio. Ms. Del Rio, being an absolute genius, has turned it into a manga, and introduced a few very interesting new characters.

We’ll meet some of these in “The Spirit Detective Files,” and one very important character will show up a little later in this fic. Suffice to say, I do not own the characters and ideas that Ms. Del Rio has been using.

I believe that is all, so if you will be so kind, your elevator is waiting for you—a special one, still in working order. But be careful, for this elevator stops at the floor marked “terror,” in…the Twilight Zone.