"Close your eyes when it gets dark?" the children at the orphanage had obviously never played this type of game before, curiosity gleaming in their eyes.
"The rules are simple," Han Fei explained. "I'll write down three roles on these pieces of paper: ordinary person, ghost, and spirit communicator. We all shout 'close your eyes when it gets dark.' After closing our eyes, the ghost begins its move, killing one person each night. After the ghost kills someone, the spirit communicator can check one person's identity to see if they are really a ghost. When it becomes light again, everyone opens their eyes, and we vote. The minority will follow the majority. If we successfully catch the ghost, the humans win; if the ghost kills everyone, then the ghost wins."
Han Fei recited the rules again, and that slightly twisted boy instantly became interested, finding this much more intriguing than anything involving cardboard houses.
