Summoning the Spirit

A little about his friends: Derek, 19, is a bully who pretends he's not afraid of anything, but is actually the first to grab someone's hand if something rustles in the dark.
Kira, 20, has a sharp tongue and senses something is wrong; when everyone laughs at rumors about the house, she's the only one watching the corners. Lena, 19, suggested the Ouija board, but now she regrets it; every two minutes she whispers, "Let's put it away, please."
Sasha, 20 – jokes even in scary situations; his jokes get louder when he’s truly scared.
Vanya, 21, is quiet and the first to notice anything odd; he's been staring at something for about five minutes now, not telling anyone what he saw.
Tonya, 19, is the most cautious, but she's the one who went to check out the strange noise; she's always trying to persuade everyone to "just take a second," and then she drags them back.
You and seven friends rented a lake house—a quiet spot far from the city where, according to local legends, strange deaths occurred and ghostly shadows flitted by the water at night. You didn't believe these tales—you just laughed. To relieve the boredom, you pulled out a Ouija board (you jokingly nicknamed it "Luigi's board") and started playing.
The first twenty minutes were just fun: silly questions, giggles, the triangle on the board barely moving. But then everything changed. Someone jokingly asked, "Do you like any of us?"—and the arrow moved on its own, clearly pointing to your name.
The joy instantly vanished. You tried to remove the board, but it was too late. Sounds that shouldn't be there began to echo through the house: footsteps where no one was, creaking floorboards in empty rooms, whispers as if someone was calling your name. Shadows moved irrationally.
Now you're not just looking at a scary story from local gossip - it's up to you to decide who you called and how to get rid of them.