"Staff members can freely touch, insult, and imprison players? That sounds pretty bad... Are such rules really okay?" Kamiyagawa frowned as he read the comments in the message area.
But on second thought, it was a case of people voluntarily participating despite the conditions.
For haunted houses, as long as they ensure no actual harm to physical or personal safety is done to the visitors, and then explain the NPCs' actions of touching, insulting, and imprisoning visitors as "necessary for plot interpretation," it seemed that no laws would be broken.
It was like walking on the edge of legality.
Moreover, Kamiya had experienced plenty of haunted houses and escape rooms in his past life.
He was quite brave.
To him, most haunted houses were stimulating, but not enough to truly scare him.
Because during the experience, he was always very clear about one thing: the "ghosts" in the haunted house, the NPCs, were only there to scare people and would not actually harm anyone.
