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Su Chen thought for a while, then asked, "So, are there some universal methods that can scare most people?"

After thinking for a moment, the guardian replied, "There are some classic elements to consider. First, sound effects and music are very important. They can create a tense atmosphere and guide people's emotions. Secondly, light and shadow can also be used to create a dark atmosphere and make people feel uneasy. Most importantly, your performance needs to be real and vivid, so that people forget that they are just being entertained."

Su Chen listened silently, and then decided to put these suggestions into practice. He began to work with the haunted house team to improve the sound effects, lighting, and props to create a more creepy scene. He also strengthened the collaboration with other NPCs to make the performance more realistic and scary.

One night, while he was playing the role of a demon, he noticed that one visitor was particularly frightened and even screamed. This gave him a sense of satisfaction, because he knew that his efforts had paid off.

Su Chen gradually became better and better at performing in haunted houses, and he began to delve into different cultures and horror legends to provide a more diversified fear experience. He learned how to use psychological hints and body language to manipulate tourists' emotions and make them fall into deep fear.

However, as time went on, he began to ponder a deeper question: had he crossed the moral boundary and made visitors feel too shocked and uncomfortable? He began to worry whether his performances were too real and whether they had affected the emotional and mental health of visitors.

Su Chen's exploration was not limited to the psychology of performance and horror, he also began to delve into the effects of sound and body movements on people's fear. He realized that sound and body language are extremely important elements in performance.

During a late night study, he discovered a unique skill - the ability to make strange and terrifying noises. He closed his eyes in a quiet corner, concentrated, and then emitted a series of low and disturbing groans from his mouth. The sound seemed to come from the abyss of hell, conveying an indescribable sense of fear.

Soon after, he began trying to incorporate this skill into his performances. When he played the haunted house NPC, he would suddenly make these strange noises, which made the visitors feel unusually scared. Some visitors even thought he was really cursed, and this effect made him very satisfied.

In addition to sound, Su Chen also began to pay attention to body movements. He learned how to use body language to enhance his performance. He could suddenly twist his body or move his limbs in an unnatural way to create incredible images.

Once, he played the role of a victim trapped in a small room. He bent his body, trembled, and made creepy groans. Visitors felt chills after watching his performance, as if they were really in a terrible scene.

However, Su Chen also began to feel the impact of these performances on himself. Sometimes, he felt exhausted after a performance, as if his body and soul had experienced a nightmare. He began to question his decisions and choices, worrying whether he had crossed the moral boundary.

During one late night study, he tried to stop making those disturbing sounds and body movements. He found that it took a huge effort of willpower to control himself and make himself stop. However, he also realized that these skills were an integral part of his performance, but he needed to use them carefully so as not to harm himself and the tourists.

Su Chen's exploration gradually led to more in-depth thinking about performance and horror. He began to study psychology and the root of human fear. He realized that what is truly frightening is not just sound and body movements, but also the deep resonance of emotions and thoughts.

One night, while he was performing, he chose to have an impressive interaction with a tourist. He played the role of a ghost, quietly approaching the tourist, then suddenly stopped and stared into the tourist's eyes. He could sense the tourist's uneasiness, but he could also feel the resonance between himself and the tourist.

The tourist eventually broke the silence and asked, “Who are you? Why are you here?”

Su Chen's voice was low and mysterious. He responded: "I am part of this place. I am the memory and soul of this place. Why did you come here?"

The visitor began to share his story, telling about his fears and frustrations. Su Chen responded in a thoughtful way, guiding the visitor to explore his inner self. He was no longer just a performer, but a guide, helping people face their inner fears.

Inspired by this experience, he began to share his findings with other haunted house NPCs. They began to try different performance methods to incorporate emotional and psychological levels into the horror experience. Visitors began to feel a deeper resonance, and they not only felt fear, but also were able to think about their own emotions and inner thoughts.

However, this new approach also brings some challenges. Sometimes, visitors may feel uneasy because the performances are too real. Su Chen and other performers must carefully balance and ensure that their performances do not cross people's psychological bottom line.

During a break in the haunted house, he had a conversation with the guardian, sharing his new discoveries and performance methods. The guardian smiled and said, "You have taken a big step forward, Su Chen. Fear is not just about scaring people, it also includes resonance and thinking. Your performance has transcended tradition and become an art."

In a dark room, Su Chen is playing the role of a demon. The room is filled with ancient spells and strange patterns, which is chilling. Visitors are led into the room, including a girl who looks very timid, her eyes full of fear.

Su Chen's voice was low and hoarse, and his body was bent, as if he had risen from hell. He began to make that creepy groaning sound, which penetrated the hearts of the tourists. Most tourists began to feel nervous, but the girl's fear was obviously greater than others.

As Su Chen got closer and closer to her, the girl's breathing became rapid and her hands began to tremble. Suddenly, when Su Chen suddenly rushed towards her, she screamed, the sound was like a piercing alarm clock, instantly breaking the silence in the room.

The other tourists were also startled, their heartbeats accelerated. Su Chen quickly stopped and raised a hand, motioning them to keep quiet. However, the girl had already fallen into extreme panic, her tears kept flowing, and her breathing was rapid.