The Empress/Three Spirits: In an old legend of the Flower Temple, the Empress holds three children: one smiling, one crying, and one mute.
During the Ghost Festival, those who are destined to be mothers are sacrificed, and those who are not destined to be sacrificed.
The temple fire had been extinguished, but the fetal bones were still cold. The bell rang three times and everyone was shocked.
"Hear no injustice, see no blood, speak no misfortune." This is where the curse came from.
Temple owner/puppet master: The temple owner ordered a craftsman to carve the statue of the mother out of fetal bones mixed with wood powder.
The craftsman confused its appearance and secretly carved three images: laughing, crying, and mute.
Every time they become a couple, their appearance changes in the middle of the night.
The temple owner was afraid of evil spirits and burned it.
After the fire died, the smoke turned into three red shadows.
Bell Boy/Three Ghosts: There is a boy in the temple, and Si Chen is ringing the bell.
On the night when the statue was burned, I saw someone crying in the fire, and I was shocked and deafened.
The empress is dead, and the child is the bell that guides the soul.
From then on, every three rings, people laugh, cry and become mute.
People believe that it can drive away ghosts, but they don't know that it can also summon ghosts.
(Knock three times) Opening
Weird rules:
"The ancients created gods, today we create dreams; the ancients sealed grudges, but today's people seal titles."
"The three spirits are caused by the sins of four people."
All settings and interaction details are free to play, this script is only a suggestion.
This play is a fictional campus festival script, not religious propaganda, not a real event.
In the interactive part, it is recommended to add other mini-games to make it more interesting.
Intention: Those who create gods are all believers, and those who remain silent are all accomplices.
