But the moment she stepped out the door, she felt a sense of unease.

Something that shouldn't be there appeared in the hospital.

She closed the door behind her and looked in a certain direction.

There, in the white mist, a figure was approaching her. The figure was moving extremely fast, with its hand raised high and a strange cry emanating from its mouth.

"Princess!"

As she thought this, the princess disappeared from her backpack, her dazzling golden eyes piercing through all the fog.

She could clearly see a madman wearing a white coat and holding a scalpel, shouting wildly.

He was covered in blood.

The white coats were already stained red, leaving mottled bloodstains on the ground wherever they went.

On the way, I encountered a nurse. The man grinned menacingly, grabbed her head, and plunged a sharp scalpel into her neck.

The nurse's eyes widened, she grabbed the other person's hand, her body twitching slightly.

She tried to struggle, but as her artery was punctured, all her strength dissipated, and soon she became still.

Qin Tan did not move.

It wasn't that she didn't want to save people, but rather that this scene should have only existed in her memory.

Seven years ago, she woke up in the hospital and, as she followed the crowd into the elevator, glanced back and saw a madman committing a massacre.

The victims' pain and despair, and the perpetrators' madness and cruelty, remain unchanged.

How could a memory from the past come true seven years later?

Faced with this scene where the past and present intertwine, Qin Tan calmly analyzes all the possibilities.

Is it eerie, or something taboo?

Who was the one who made the move?