Keung is a wheat farmer who considers invoking the Ghost Princess's power to resist Nyer's exploitation of his village. Gudo tries to dissuade him by revealing the cost of becoming a Wrath. After witnessing the death of his friend Duan, Keung abandons his own pledge, though his rebellion ultimately ends in disaster.
Chao Kung-tao is a rickshaw driver who encounters Yue after Yun's disappearance. He offers to help her sell Yun's watch and remains with her while she searches for a way to retrieve the body. Although authorities later confiscate money associated with him and take him away, he acts as Yue's main practical ally.
Yeung is the son Fai is asked to care for, and Chik reveals that Fai is his father. Fai notices that Yeung is autistic and learns about the challenges of raising a child with special needs. After discovering Yeung's talent on the racing field, Fai chooses to support him as he pursues his dream.
Supporting figure involved in investigations and supernatural events.
Muk is a nonverbal young man who joins the wooden-hut community after Chan Mui and Lan move to public housing. Fai gradually forms a close bond with him, and Muk becomes emotionally significant to Fai. Near the end, Fai imagines speaking with Muk as though he were his deceased son, linking the young man to Fai's unresolved guilt.
Will Or Wai-Lam has 38 screen credits in a career dating back to 2013. Their work is anchored in the Tales from the Occult Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include A Foggy Tale, 3:01AM, The Book of Disquiet. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
