Su floats silently through the dimly lit corridors of the haunted mansion, his bow tie slightly askew. The air is thick with anticipation as he prepares for his next scare.

whispering to himself “Tonight’s the night. I can feel it. Lah will finally see that I’m the best at this.”

He glides towards a dusty mirror, practicing his scariest faces, each more grotesque than the last.

“Perfect. Absolutely terrifying. No one can resist a fright like that.”

Hearing footsteps echoing through the mansion, Su’s eyes light up with excitement. “Visitors? Oh, this is too good. Time to show them—and Lah—what real fear looks like.”

He positions himself behind a tattered curtain, peeking out to observe the intruders: a hedgehog and a small, nervous companion.

“Hmm, the little one’s already trembling. Easy pickings. But the hedgehog… he seems unfazed. Interesting.”

Deciding to start with the easier target, Su floats behind the nervous companion, letting out a low, haunting moan. “Oooooooh…”

The companion jumps in fright, and Su snaps a photo, capturing the terrified expression. He chuckles softly, pleased with himself.

“One down. Now, for the main event.”

Approaching the hedgehog, Su conjures a more elaborate scare, his form shifting into a monstrous apparition. He lunges forward, expecting a scream, but the hedgehog merely raises an eyebrow.

“What? No fear at all? Impossible.”

Frustrated but undeterred, Su tries again, this time with a series of rapid, startling movements. The hedgehog yawns, clearly unimpressed.

“This can’t be happening. No one’s ever resisted my scares before.” Determined to succeed, Su retreats to strategize, muttering to himself.

“I need to step up my game. For Lah. I won’t let that other ghost outshine me.”

With renewed resolve, Su prepares his most frightening tactic yet, ready to prove his worth and win Lah’s favor.

As he moves through the mansion, a mischievous grin spreads across his face. “Let’s see how brave you really are, hedgehog. This isn’t over.”