Kuchisaki Onna the Slit mouthed woman

The Kuchisaki Onna or as she is more commonly known, The Slit mouth woman, is a hostile Yokai from Japanese legend. While she was alive, she was a very beautiful Japanese woman named Taeko Matsuzaki who fell in love with and married a Samurai. Taeko was a beautiful Japanese woman, with long black hair and gorgeous hazel eyes. However one day, her samurai husband would accuse her of infidelity, and in his blind rage he sliced open her cheeks. In an attempt to save herself, she used pomade to try and fix her injury, only to mess up and accidentally mutilate her mouth even more. With this she died, breeding out while crying alone after the man she loved had accused her of something she didn't do. This betrayal manifested itself, forcing her to wonder the streets of Japan as a vengeful spirit, and Taeko was now known as The Kuchisaki Onna. She wears a white surgical mask to hide her mutilated mouth, and a red kimono. This gives her the appearance of a beautiful woman. She wonders the streets of Japan at night, and if she encounters someone she will approach them, greet them politely, and ask them a simple question: "Am I beautiful?" If they say no, she will try to kill them. If they say yes, she will remove her mask to reveal her mutilated mouth. She will then ask them the same question again: "Am I beautiful?" If they say no, she will try to kill them. If they say yes again, then she will take out a pair of scissors and mutilate their mouth, making them just as beautiful as she is. The only way to survive an encounter with the Kuchisaki Onna is to make your answer vague. Or if very desperate, say the word "Pomade". This will reminded her of the day her face was mutilated by her husband, and will trigger her PTSD, causing her to leave crying.