Major Hospital of Hippocrates
Four gentlemen sat in a circle in wheelchairs, their faces fitted with special breathing apparatuses and catheters inserted into the backs of their necks and wrists. They had been sealed inside the isolation room and were undergoing "Nightmare Exploration (Trial)."
Outside the isolation room,
the old hospital director, Gregory Alaus, Vice Principal Andre Visari, and other important figures from the hospital stood outside, monitoring the entire process.
Among the elite gentlemen selected this time, two were interning at the hospital and preparing to take the Doctor Examination the following month.
After they had volunteered to participate in Nightmare Exploration, the hospital had promised that as long as they returned alive with useful intelligence, they would be exempted from the comprehensive Doctor Examination. They would only need to demonstrate the most basic medical skills to obtain their certificates.
However.
After half an hour had passed,
all the detectors, which had originally been relatively stable, sounded their alarms at the same time. The four men bound to their wheelchairs began convulsing violently.
Urgh!
All four vomited at once. A large amount of ink-black filth surged from their bodies, conveniently staining the isolation room's one-way glass black and blocking the hidden cameras.
At the same time, all the monitoring equipment connected to them lost contact.
The sudden incident caused the hospital to instantly lose surveillance of the isolation room. The old hospital director immediately rose to his feet and wrapped his entire body in clothing. Just as he was preparing to lead a team inside,
movement came from within the isolation room. Someone had actually begun wiping the glass, slowly cleaning away the vomited ink that had stained the one-way glass.
The tool being used to wipe the glass was extremely unusual.
One of the gentlemen who wanted to