Last day in Scotland

The last day in Edinburgh we spend exploring the city and went on a Ghost tour under the streets. We had a really small group for the tour - normally they get 30 people or so. Our group was us two, plus an Indian family - about six of them. Two small kids and four adults. We went around the town learning about the old buildings and walkways, and then ventured underground. One of the kids didn't want to go underground, so she stayed with one uncle in the office. We saw a real pagan temple where they still do their thing in the underground vaults, and then went on towards the next level. The other child and the aunt didn't want to go further, so they were taken away. That left Ivar and Dee, the two Indian parents and the guide. We went up to the Level 2 of paranormal activity, where you could feel the temperature drop. The lady took us into the old pagan temple, where she said that bad things happened to the worshippers, so they had moved to the lower level. Nothing happened to us..... We were just about to enter the Level 3 room, after the guide had spoken to us about in the hall because you can't talk much in the vault, because it is where one of the most violent poltergeists in the world is believed to exist. Talking and cameras make him mad. And he doesn't like women. Suddenly, the Indian parents wanted out. The guide took them out and left Ivar and Dee standing at the entrance to the violent ghosthome. Dee was scared. The guide returned, and took us into the vault. Everyone had to spread out because it would confuse the poltergeist. Ivar had to stand on his own on the dark side of the room (he wasn't scared), and Dee and the guide had to spread out on the other side of the room. The ghost would be torn between protecting his territory that Ivar was near, or attacking the women because he doesn't like them. Nothing happened. The guide spoke about past experiences, and we looked into the dark tunnel where he was meant to be. Suddenly, a lady in a cape jumped out in the hall and screamed. Dee screamed. They had told us that they weren't the tour to have jumping people in capes, so we were annoyed. It was funny, but really mean. Dee shook all the way back to the hostel.