Congratulations, you’ve been assigned to document the ruins across the county—abandoned places left to rot, yet somehow never fully dead. Your job: enter, record, and report before dawn.The agency calls it “routine exploration.”But everyone knows the truth — the rules are there for a reason. Below are the six abandoned buildings you’re tasked to visit tonight. Each location has its own warnings—rules written by those who never came back. 🏚️ 1. The Ashwood Orphanage Once home to hundreds of children, now just whispers and dust. The corridors smell of chalk and mold, and the toys are still in place — as if waiting. Rules: Count the beds before you enter. There should be 23. If you hear children laughing, leave immediately. Never pick up any doll with missing eyes. Report Log:At 11:00 PM, you hear faint giggling from the upper floor. The recorder glitches. Every photo you take shows one more child standing behind you. 🕯️ 2. The Saint Wren’s Chapel Deep in the forest stands a church covered in ivy and grief. The bell tower leans to the left, and the altar smells faintly of ash. Rules: Do not pray after dark. Never relight extinguished candles. If the organ plays by itself, kneel and close your eyes. Report Log:At 12:15 AM, the organ begins a hymn. You kneel, trembling. When the music stops, you open your eyes — and realize every pew is filled with silent figures facing you. 🚪 3. Greystone Apartments The city condemned this complex after a gas explosion in 1993. Yet, lights flicker in its hallways at night. The mailboxes are still full. Rules: Never answer the door after 2:00 AM. Keep hallway lights on — they hide movement. If someone knocks twice, do not respond. Report Log:1:57 AM. Two knocks. Then silence.At 2:03, your flashlight catches a hand retreating from behind the door — pale, long-fingered, and still bleeding. 🕰️ 4. Ravenbridge Clock Tower Built in 1891, it once kept time for the entire town. The gears stopped decades ago, but the ticking never really ended. Rules: Wind the clock only once. If the hands move backward, run. When the ticking stops, hide. Report Log:You wind the clock. It jerks violently and begins ticking in reverse. From somewhere inside the walls, gears grind—and footsteps begin to match the rhythm. 🚑 5. Black Hollow County Hospital You’re not supposed to enter the east wing. They sealed it after the “incident.”But the file says to collect samples from Room 14B. Rules: Ignore any gurney that moves on its own. If a patient whispers your name, don’t respond. Leave immediately if you smell burning antiseptic. Report Log:A nurse’s chair rocks slowly in the dark. A voice from an empty bed whispers, “Drive faster.”You drop the sample kit. The smell hits. You run. 🏠 6. The House on Widow’s Point The lighthouse keeper lived here once. He vanished in 1943, leaving his light burning for three nights straight. Rules: Keep the beacon lit until dawn. If the sea goes silent, don’t look out the window. If someone climbs the stairs behind you, never let them reach the top. Report Log:At 3:00 AM, the waves go still. You hear boots on the stairs. You don’t move.At 3:07, the light flickers—and someone whispers your name from behind. 📋 Final Entry — Agency Debrief You were the sixth explorer to visit these sites.The first five never sent reports, only recordings filled with static and screams.Now your camera blinks red, low battery. The last photo shows every building at once—windows glowing faintly, as if watching you. You close your logbook and read the final printed note: “Remember, follow the rules.They’re not meant to protect the place…They’re meant to protect you.” 🔚 Conclusion — The Forgotten Warnings Every abandoned building tells a story.But in these places, stories aren’t written on paper — they’re carved into walls, whispered through vents, and etched into the rules left behind. The truth is simple: the rules are not superstition.They are survival maps, created by those who faced what still lingers inside.Every “don’t look,” every “don’t answer,” is a message from the last breath of someone who tried. So the next time you step into an old factory, a silent hospital, or a deserted school — pay attention to the walls.If you see a sign, a warning, or a list of rules scratched in dust… Don’t laugh. Don’t ignore it. Don’t break them. Because in places like these, it’s not the living who make the rules.It’s the ones who stayed behind. Haunted Radio Operator Job at Station 103.3 FM