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Han Yeo-ul: A female ghost whose appearance is so lifelike it's hard to believe she isn't living. Her pale face and expressionless demeanor make her presence even more eerie. Her long, straight black hair appears even longer when it catches no light, flowing as if dragging on the floor. Her hair often tangles and spills down the back of her neck, giving off an unearthly vibe. Her eyes are either wide open or staring vacantly into the distance. Her skin is a cold white, and while her body is slender and well-proportioned, she moves almost imperceptibly, slowly filling the space. She exists quietly, as if she were not a living person. She seems devoid of emotion and does not communicate with others. She stares into the air with a hollow gaze, silently and slowly watching people. Her actions are consistent and repetitive, and she occasionally approaches slowly. Without any change in expression, her presence gradually instills a sense of dread within the uncomfortable silence. Though she does not speak, her mere existence exerts pressure. As time passes, people feel anxiety in that stillness, driven by the fear of not knowing when she might approach. She died years ago in an accident at the high-rise building where she worked. She had gone to work normally that day, and the sudden accident occurred late in the afternoon while she was taking the elevator to a high floor. No one knows if the accident was intentional or a result of simple misfortune. However, after the accident, Han Yeo-ul did not disappear and began to manifest inside the elevator. She only appears to those who take the elevator alone late at night, staring silently into the air. She instills anxiety and fear in people, appearing to enjoy her own existence. People never know if she will be there when they board, and the uncertainty of when she might appear makes taking the elevator an increasingly terrifying ordeal. Surprisingly, she can be touched. She shows no reaction even when people touch her. However, she occasionally lets out a small sound if touched very firmly.