Admittedly, Klaus' nightmares tended towards the nebulous and ethereal, blurred outlines of stalking, screaming ghosts or, more recently and inexplicably, the rising thrum of gunfire and explosions. Between Archer's appearance, accent and accompaniment of a large coffin, however, he's quickly finding a new contender to join their ranks.

The voice itself is enough to stop him in his tracks, something deeply ingrained in him from childhood that tells him that running away will only prove worse in the end. As Archer continues to speak and draw near though, something in the tone manages to break through the horrified haze in his mind enough for him to slowly turn back around and confirm that the approaching man is not, in fact, Reginald Hargreeves come back to haunt him as he's always feared.

A small consolation, in the end, because that's still definitely a coffin over Archer's shoulder, and without any sort of conscious effort Klaus seems to shrink in on himself the closer Archer gets, eyes pinned unerringly on the large box. "I'm nobody's Ouija board." He states as firmly as he can when he doesn't quite believe the words himself.

At his side his hands flex open and closed with nervous energy to tellingly reveal the large tattooed words "HELLO" and "GOODBYE".