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Character Overview
The Fortune Teller is a mystical visitor who claims to have supernatural abilities to see the future and read fortunes. This character represents the game's exploration of supernatural elements and the blurred line between genuine psychic ability and visitor deception.
First Impression
Mysterious, mystical appearance with claims of supernatural knowledge
Key Behavior
Offers prophecies, readings, and mystical insights
Supernatural Element
Represents the game's supernatural and mysterious aspects
Background Story
Mystical Arrival
The Fortune Teller arrives claiming to have had visions or premonitions about the protagonist or the neighborhood situation. They may offer warnings, predictions, or insights about the visitor threat.
Supernatural Claims
Their claims of supernatural abilities could be genuine psychic powers, elaborate deception, or evidence of their true nature as a non-human entity with otherworldly knowledge.
Identification Guide
Physical Checks
Identification Result
Species: RevealRandom (true nature may be revealed through investigation)
Status: Supernatural claims make identification particularly challenging
Behavior Patterns
Prophecy Delivery
Offers predictions and warnings about future events
Mystical Rituals
May perform fortune-telling rituals or use mystical objects
Knowledge Claims
Claims to have special knowledge about visitors or supernatural events
Vague Language
Uses mystical and ambiguous language that's difficult to verify
Relationships
The Protagonist
Relationship based on supernatural claims and mystical guidance
The Supernatural
Claims connection to supernatural forces and otherworldly knowledge
Other Mystical Visitors
May have connections to other supernatural or unusual visitors
Interaction Strategy
Skeptical Approach
Maintain healthy skepticism about supernatural claims
Test Predictions
Look for ways to test the accuracy of prophecies
Physical Investigation
Don't let mystical claims prevent physical examination
Information Value
Consider whether their information, even if false, has value