Meanwhile, in the haunted mansion.
"...Countess Elizabeth Báthory, who bathed in the blood of virgins, was sealed completely within Csjethe Castle. Even today, people still claimed to hear wails coming from those ruins at night...
For the next four hundred years, every full-moon night brought waves of mournful sobbing from the old castle, like a thousand ghosts weeping and ten thousand souls lamenting. Even villagers ten miles away could hear them. Unable to bear it, they invited priests and sorcerers to perform exorcisms, but even masters from the Vatican and Jerusalem could do nothing. In the end, the Pope had no choice but to designate the area forbidden ground and bar mortals from entering. To this day, the old castle on the outskirts of Budapest still bore the Pope's seal. Not far away, the locals had put up a sign: Visitors Keep Out.
And according to legend, if someone held a candle before a bathroom mirror in the dark and silently recited three times, 'I believe Bloody Mary,' they could summon 'Bloody Mary.' The summoner would gain youth and depart for another world, but the price was their soul. They said that after the summoning, the person would die, and their corpse would become horrifying beyond belief...
As Illya told the legend of "Bloody Mary," she saw her little friends listening with rapt attention. Suddenly overcome by the urge to prank them, she unexpectedly raised the candle, made a ghostly face beneath the flickering flames, and gave a sinister grin.
...Like this!"
"Ghost!"
The startled children instinctively shrank back, squeezing into the corner.
A moment later, once the children realized they had been tricked, the room dissolved into noisy chaos and playfulness.
"Il! Ly! A! Oh, so you've gone bad too!"
"Ahahaha, that tickles! It tickles! Stop scratching me, I