In 3 BC, during the reign of Emperor Ai of Han, there was a great drought across the land. East of Hangu Pass, a mysterious event occurred. The people collectively fell into panic, abandoned their fields, threw away their hoes, and each held a stalk of grain, referring to it as the Divine Queen's Grand Scheme, which had to be delivered to the imperial palace. Some went with disheveled hair, others bare-armed and barefoot, traveling day and night, rushing through paths and fields, passing it among themselves. Local authorities attempted to capture, suppress, or beat them in order to stop it but to no avail. Ultimately, thousands of straw stalks traversed twenty-six counties and states, finally reaching the capital, placed before Emperor Ai of Han.<br><br>Afterwards, the people sang, danced, chanted scriptures, and worshipped the Divine Queen in alleys and fields until the autumn of that year when they awoke as if from a great dream.<br><br>— Volume 34 of The Chronological Sage's Chronicle.<br><br><br>In 1518 AD, a Dancing Plague broke out in Strasbourg, France. It began with a woman who suddenly started dancing wildly on the street, attracting onlookers. More people gradually joined in, dancing continuously through the night. After one day, the dancers had increased to 34, and three days later, they numbered more than four hundred. Local officials brought in physicians for consultation, but none could provide a solution. Even several physicians and soldiers joined in the dance, dancing to exhaustion and death a few days later. Within a month, nearly half the city had perished in the frenzied dance.<br><br><br>In 1960, in Massachusetts, USA, the Scarecrow Incident occurred. A scarecrow appeared in the wheat fields of New England Highlands, and its creator was unknown. Anyone who looked into the scarecrow's eyes would become rooted to the spot, with a blank expression and a rigid body. Those who saw this affected person would also exhibit similar symptoms, spreading around them. Within a day, it spread across the entire city and state, and the outcome remains unknown after military and state police intervention.<br><br><br>In 2005, during a school lunch break in the Shibuya district of Tokyo, students collectively dreamed of red-eyed spiders, sparking panic. The students then started showing symptoms of limb twisting, distorted facial features, and entangled hands and feet. Experts, upon investigation, described this phenomenon as muscle spasms induced by Mass Hysteria. The next day, a gas explosion occurred at the school, destroying several buildings. The extent of injuries and casualties among survivors is unconfirmed.<br><br><br>In 2030, the Crimson Lunar Phenomenon occurred!
