Sister Ghost

Sister Ghost is a living outdoor livestream performer who joins Liu Gang's attempt to discredit the House of Horrors.

Biography

School of the Afterlife challenge

Sister Ghost enters the School of the Afterlife with Big Ghost and Small Ghost, relying on their experience spending nights in graveyards and morgues to project confidence before Liu Gang's audience. She seeks camera attention and supports Small Ghost's aggressive route choices, but she also listens seriously when Big Ghost hears warnings that others cannot. As the group fractures, she helps track Liu Gang by phone and continues searching for clues. A ghost-story student eventually catches her during the escape through the education block; physical exhaustion and terror make her the first of the trio to lose consciousness, after which the House's doctors carry her away for treatment. (Chapters 917–920, 930–935, and 937)

Appearance and personality

She is a woman in a short dress who deliberately moves into the livestream camera's view. Her showmanship and willingness to challenge skeptics make her look fearless at first, but her concern for Big and Small Ghost is genuine, and her composure erodes once the scenario stops behaving like a staged supernatural program. (Chapters 917–920, 930–935)

Skills and supernatural abilities

Sister Ghost has outdoor livestream and courage-challenge experience, including visits to cemeteries and morgues. “Ghost” is a performance name: she is a living human with no demonstrated supernatural power and is physically exhausted by the School's prolonged chase. (Chapters 917–920, 930–935)

Relationships

• Big Ghost and Small Ghost: The three form an established livestream team. Sister Ghost speaks most naturally with them, supports Small Ghost's proposals, and trusts Big Ghost's unusual hearing even while teasing him about it. (Chapters 917–920, 930–935)
• Liu Gang: She joins his publicity-driven challenge and helps maintain contact after the visitors split apart. (Chapters 917–920, 930–934)

Items

She uses ordinary phones and shared livestream equipment during the challenge; no named signature item is established. (Chapters 917–935)