Birowl

While Drew and his team go to Birowl to help replant flowers and shrubbery around the new houses that were built, they find a ghost. The ghost of Phoebe awakens lost and confused looking for her family and Gentry. She finds the only way to communicate with them is to jump into their bodies and possess them. Her erotic behavior forces them to promise to take her to Solarius to find her family.Before they can do that, they need to force her to claim the body of a droid and teach her how a droid is supposed to act. Drew and Tennis solicit the help of Rogue to help come up with a line of defense in keeping her from possessing a human too long. It's discovered that long time possession can be fatal. When possessing a droid, they wear down parts, and cause havoc on the droids programmed senses, but at least they are fixable. Drew makes Rogue promise to destroy the rest of the moss they saved in an effort to keep Pharmoss from trying to exploit the possibility of saving the souls of the dead. They fear a Holy war if this knowledge is exposed. Life would be meaningless.In a hilarious erotic way, Phoebe not only finds a way to trick Tennis and escaping from him long enough to possess Gentry's new love, but she also feels the heartache of being left behind. Now in a world where nobody knows her and no one seems to want to be reminded of her, she has to find a way to leave them again. But this time in peace. She follows the team back to Birowl to meet up with a new ghost. Sebastian, who now needs to be known as Windsor (Winny) to keep from allowing his children to know the truth. But things aren't always as easy as they seem. His children know that there is more than they are led to believe. Even after viewing their father's remains, they still feel his presence. A nice ocean cruise can't get them away from the devastation once caused as they discover the wreckage of a cruise ship brought down by debris from a falling asteroid. More wounds are opened. More lives remembered and a new fear of re-exposing the deadly fungus once believed to have been destroyed.Though the story is full of laughter and pain, it still shows us that even in death, there is a new life. A life where we question the why and seek for answers to questions that we never had time to ask. The reasons all become vague and offer no true consolation. Does it really matter anymore where or how? The time is now to accept who we are today and make the best of what ever was left for us.Phoebe has learned, there are some things that you will never have again, but at least find the strength to allow those you do love to live in peace. Sometimes your absence is the only thing that will heal them. But what ever you do, don't destroy the memories they have of you by being selfish. Allow them to live in peace. Learn to love and accept your new life. Find a new purpose. Then one day....yes, maybe one day, you will feel at home again.