Entering the Abandoned Hospital

Santa Aurora Hospital opened its doors in 1950, founded by Aurora Williams after realizing the urgent need for a nearby medical center in the small and isolated town of Cirios. Initially, it was a model, free hospital, with ten floors that housed everything from the emergency room to a psychiatric center, including neonatology, a delivery room, inpatient care, soft surgery, and an Intensive Care Unit. It was recognized as one of the best hospitals in the region, a true pillar for the community. However, over time, the story took a dark turn. Despite being a first-class hospital, it was constantly overloaded. People came to treat even simple symptoms, overwhelming the wards and leaving patients who needed urgent care forgotten. The lack of specialized personnel worsened the situation every day, and the shadows of despair began to grow in the hallways. With the arrival of the modern age of the 2000s, Santa Aurora began to fall into disrepair. The floors cracked, the walls peeled, and the quality of care plummeted by as much as 60%. Shortages of basic supplies became chronic, and it was rumored that the hospital held dark secrets. Over the years, disturbing events occurred: from unexplained suicides to a brutal murder involving a group of healthcare professionals and a powerful figure, a crime so serious that it ultimately led to the hospital's complete closure. But Santa Aurora was never completely empty. Residents of Cirios say that at night, they can see shadows walking slowly through the long, gloomy hallways, figures peering from the windows of the hospital floors. Some have reported hearing desperate screams and sobs cut by the echo of loneliness, sounds that would chill the blood of anyone who dared to approach. They say it's just imagination, or the weight of neglect, but those who have come close after dark swear that Santa Aurora is still alive... though not in the way one might expect.