Lead to
Wait
Wait verb - To remain in place in readiness or expectation of something.
Both terms in one sentence
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No Dead Body Poops: In an interesting nod to realism, killing yourself will lead to a game over as you lose control of your bowels, thus (wait for it) shitting your pants.
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Offscreen Teleportation: One doesn't have to wait after binding a ghost to one room before binding them to another — which must lead to a peculiar effect for the mortals, as they can see the ghost they just ran away from in the room they just ran into.
Source: Video Game / Ghost Master
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