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For the deleted Ghost from the original game, see Mi-suk.


"Ready or not... Here I come."
— Eun-ah

Eun-ah (은아) also known as "The Girl with a Hidden Face ", "Verónica", or "Bloody Mary" is a girl student who had her face accidentally burned by chemicals in Yeondu High School.

As a result she committed suicide and became a Ghost, making her appearance during the Yeondu High School Paranormal Incident.

Gameplay[]

She appears in the Music Appreciation Room at the New Building, instead of the Spider Ghost from the Original White Day.
She is sitting on a chair, doing nothing. If you go near her, she will stand up, and an event starts.
If you have a Yin-Yang token, She will sing "The Roses of Sharon Have Blossomed" in Korean "(Hangul: 무궁화 꽃이 피었습니다 ; RRmu-gung-hwa kkoch-i pieossseub nida) or "Ready or not, here I come" in English.
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Beating her is similar to beating the Spider Ghost, You have to find her and reflect the Yin-Yang token on her before she turns her head. Her speaking speed will be getting faster and faster; until she turns her head.

In the PC/ PS4 version, When you get attacked by her, you drop the Yin-Yang token on the floor. And Unlike the Mobile version, the number of times the player has to attack her is increased.

If you go near her without the Yin-Yang token, the room was covered in complete darkness and you can't leave the room.
If you turn on the lighter in such a situation, you will be immediately under attack and the game will be over.

The Ghost Story[]

Main article: The Lost Face - School Ghost Stories (9)

Other Notes[]

Reversed ghost

Reversed ghost in blood festival trailer

  • She does not appear in the original game but a ghost matching the ghost story description appeared in a trailer for the prototype version of the first game, in which people thought it's "The Reversed Ghost" known as Mi-suk; whom were cut from the final game. Her remake appearance is similar to that Trailer, Implying further that it is her.
  • "무궁화 꽃이 피었습니다 / mu-gung-hwa kkoch-i pieossseub nida (The Roses of Sharon have blossomed)" Is a typical korean game that children play, where the person singing this will sing repeatedly faster and faster and eventually turns his head, the person seen first loses.
  • In remake version, The Reversed Ghost, Mi-suk has been renamed to Eun-ah, but there is still a girl who is named Mi-suk in The Lost Face, in that version Mi-suk is the one that attacked Eun-ah's face.

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Notes:

  1. "무궁화 꽃이 피었습니다" means "The roses of Sharon have blossomed." and it's a korean amusement. It's like "Statues" from the US and "Grandmother's footsteps" from the UK.
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