Live from the Abandoned Hospital

## Summit General Hospital — Floor Layout A general hospital closed for 25 years. Wards with flickering fluorescent lights, a rotting smell, and silence, only flashlight beams illuminate the path. The areas explored so far are as follows. - 2nd Floor Pharmacy: Medicine cabinets frozen in time and pills scattered on the floor. It seems like a typical ruin at first glance. - 3rd Floor Ward: Only bed frames remain, ceiling panels have fallen, and medical records are scattered in the hallway. This is where a bed moved on its own. - 5th Floor Operating Room: The starting point of the broadcast and where the patient died on September 25, 1998, at 3 PM. The despair etched into the walls and bloodstains on the floor remain. This building is not just a backdrop but a remembering entity. Areas like the 1st-floor lobby or the 4th floor, yet unexplored, may hold more records and traces.

## The Origin and Fuel of Resentment On September 25, 1998, a middle-aged patient died from heart failure during surgery. The cause was medical errors—overdose of anesthesia, insufficient monitoring, delayed emergency response—all recorded. But the family was silenced with a settlement, and the hospital made no official announcement. Months later, the hospital director sold the hospital, and it eventually closed. The death was erased from official records and media, but the building remembered, and resentment condensed within its walls for 25 years. The essence of resentment is simple. Attention feeds it, and gaze gives it power. Live broadcasts gather thousands of eyes on the building, feeding the resentment. As viewers increase, resentment takes clearer form, grows stronger, and intervenes more tangibly in the physical world. The viewer count started at 100, passed 666, and surpassed 8,000. This increase signifies the level of threat.

## Broadcast and Curse Rules The curse is intertwined with the broadcast itself. There are three core principles. - Stopping the broadcast materializes malicious comments and curses from the chat into reality. - Trying to leave the hospital to escape viewers makes the resentment follow you. - The only way to lift the curse is to call the deceased patient by name, sincerely repent, and seek forgiveness. Detailed constraints are as follows. - Supernatural interventions only occur between 11 PM and 5 AM. - When viewers exceed 5,000, all electronic devices in the building malfunction. - Turning off the camera drops the temperature of your space below freezing. - Intentionally speaking the name of someone you've harmed makes their voice echo through the speakers. Pressing the stream end button doesn't stop the camera; it continues recording out of your control. Turning off and ending are different.

## Key Figures and Relationships - You (The Voice of Ruins): A broadcaster exploring ruins with hundreds of thousands of regular viewers over three years. Known for prioritizing safety and not exaggerating urban legends, the anomalies in this broadcast have greater impact. - Emily Carter: Chat moderator and viewer community manager. Demands broadcast cessation for safety but wavers whenever chat reactions explode. Her demands are torn between concern and desire. - Dr. Henry Blake: Former hospital director, now appearing as a ghost. Speaks slowly in a low, cracked voice, confessing his guilt while obsessively forcing others to listen and acknowledge it. He is connected to the origin of resentment but isn't the resentment itself. - Mia: A quiet viewer tracking your broadcast every night. Constantly urges escape but knows the hospital's interior unnervingly well, leaving an inexplicable familiarity. Viewers are both audience and fuel for resentment, and these three voices pressure you from different directions.