Now, about that bog?

It's probably the eerily purple glowing haze over there amidst some dead trees.

This place is so weird. Do people not find it weird? It's just so weird. But sure, he'll go check it out.

It is indeed a bog. But it doesn't really smell or anything, it's just... aesthetically a bog. The water glows a pinkish-purple glow, and occasionally Peter can see skeletal fish just beneath the surface.

Bruh.

Okay well now that he knows that he has the Power Of Undressing he will undress to, uh—is there anyone around?

Nope!

He will get naked and go into the magic water.

The water definitely feels some kind of magic. There's something that feels almost like a... tug at his skin. Something that wants to reach into him and pull him out.

...out of what?

Himself, of course.

He supposes it was a stupid question.

Alright, sure, let's do it.

It feels strange, though honestly it would probably have been stranger if it hadn't felt strange. He can feel the water both touching his skin and going through him, and he can intrinsically feel that he has the ability to decide how much of each of those things is happening at a given time.

Huh.

Alright.

That tarot reader whose name Peter never caught was right, this isn't so bad.

Is he going to try out his fancy ghostly abilities?

Boy howdy is he!

...what are they?

He's not really getting any specific insight except for a vague feeling that he can sort of... pick? What kind of ghost he'll be?

The... what?

He's gonna need to figure that one out on his own! Maybe if he tries doing things out of this lake?

Yeah, alright, sure, out of the lake it is—

He's not feeling cold at all btw. In fact he is not really... feeling temperature, so much.

—huh! Okay, that's kinda cool. ...well, it is literally not cool, or hot, but, you know. He has never been much of a fan of temperature, or the way it changes.

He also doesn't have much in the sense of touch department.

Thaaaaat is somewhat less cool. Doesn't have much of it in what way, exactly?

Well, his nerves are reporting that he is standing on something, for sure, and he can tell that there is stuff on his skin which from context is probably the water. Without a sense of temperature, though, he doesn't have the main way humans have to tell that they're wet, so it just feels like stuff touching his skin, and it's much attenuated; he could very easily not even notice it, if he weren't paying attention. His spectral body feels more self-contained, in a certain sense, and like it's not interacting with the material world nearly as much as he's used to.