Duan Yue
Duan Yue is a ghost employee who performs beside Ol' Zhou, most often posing as an ordinary visitor before revealing her dismembered spectral form.
Biography
A visitor who is part of the scare
Duan Yue first enters the Coffin Village scenario disguised as a high-school English teacher visiting with her boyfriend, Ol' Zhou. The pair earn the real visitors' trust by acting frightened and helpful, then steer Sister Mao into a dead end. Duan Yue's body breaks into separate blocks during the reveal, exposing both members of the apparently ordinary couple as House of Horrors ghosts. (Chapters 347–355)
The same partnership becomes a recurring part of Chen Ge's visitor-facing strategy. Duan Yue and Ol' Zhou infiltrate groups, exchange misleading messages, and exploit selfish decisions inside later scenarios. By the final hospital crisis, she is one of the employees who places a hand on the dying Chen Ge and helps return power and memory to their shared household. (Chapters 926–942, 1196)
Appearance and personality
Duan Yue normally presents herself as a pretty woman and adopts the manner of an annoyed but protective girlfriend. Her performance is restrained enough to look credible beside Ol' Zhou's friendliness. When she reveals herself, her body separates into corpse-like blocks, turning the familiar visitor disguise into the core of the scare. (Chapters 347–355, 926–942)
Skills and supernatural abilities
As a ghost, Duan Yue can maintain a convincing human disguise and then separate her spectral body into pieces. Her main strength is coordinated scenario acting: she gains visitors' trust, passes information to Ol' Zhou, and times her reveal to trap targets who believe she is another frightened guest. (Chapters 347–355, 926–942)
Relationships
- Ol' Zhou: Her partner in both identity and performance; they consistently pose as a couple and coordinate their scares. (Chapters 347–355, 926–942)
- Chen Ge: Her employer and the person whose scenarios she helps operate; she later joins the employees supporting him in the false Xin Hai. (Chapters 347–355, 1196)
Items
No notable personal item is established.
