Once renovations were finished the floor would be reopened, and that the no room service policy would be enforced.

Though the staff advised against it, it was decided to renovate the twelfth floor, but a compromise was reached. When the hotel fell on hard times, it was purchased by Queen Consolidated in collaboration with the Star City Heritage Foundation. The twelfth floor remained unused for almost twenty-five years, with only staff and the rare amateur paranormal investigator visiting the floor. Green Ghost of the Twelfth Floor: 1984 - 2010 There were other sightings, usually caused by guests having packaged snacks in their luggage prompting the hotel to eventually shut down the twelfth floor in 1984 after the entity attacked a couple on their honeymoon after they caught him in the act of eating all of their Primo Spiffles Cakes, causing the startled entity to slime them before he disappeared into the walls. Sighting remained infrequent after the account of the two bellhops was circulated among the staff. Green Ghost of the Twelfth Floor: 1951 - 1984 Both bellhops promptly resigned after they fled in terror. When the large meal barely sated its decades' old appetite, the entity reportedly gazed at the bellhops as if they were next. The entity quickly pounced on the cart and gorged itself. In 1951, a couple of skeptical bellhops ignored the Bering Arms' no room service policy on the twelfth floor at the request of a rich guest who offered a generous tip. There was one instance where a maid claimed to have seen the entity devouring a mouse before disappearing into the wall, leaving the frightened mouse stuck to the wall inside a blob of green goo. Sightings from 1937 to 1951 were few and far between and almost always harmless, with the entity seen rummaging through luggage in its search for food. Green Ghost of the Twelfth Floor: 1937 - 1951 Documented sightings began from day one and attracted all manner of paranormal investigators to the hotel until the staff of the hotel put a no room service policy into place which made the entity dormant. When the Order moved their operations to the newly constructed Shandor Building, they left behind a binding ward on the hotel which sealed the entity inside the hotel (not that such a ward was needed - the entity was far too lazy to wander far, rarely even leaving the twelfth floor).

When it finished, the entity went in search of more food in other parts of the hotel. The Order tried in vain to banish their mistake, but as they failed to identify what the entity was they used incorrect exorcism rites and watched as a decade of essence collection was devoured in minutes. Looking for food, this entity immediately tore into the Order's stockpile of essence which had been stored in liquid form in vials. However, due to errors in the summoning ritual's construction, a semi-corporeal manifestation of gluttony was conjured instead. The timing could not have been better as it would have the nation, about to begin to suffer through the Great Depression, a prime target for Gozer's return.

Their earliest attempt to summon Gozer was to summon 'hungry demons' (I suspect that their intended target was actually Gluttony Devils) which they hoped would wreck havoc on the American food supply. Green Ghost of the Twelfth Floor: 1929 - 1937ДЇrom 1919 to 1929, the Bering Arms Hotel of Star City played host to the Star City's cell of the Order of Ancient Mysteries.

Images of slimer from ghostbusters