Chapter 1029 The Abandoned Hospital

Xu Nuo looked around while rubbing her arms and said, "Isn't this a bit too desolate? And the wind is so strong and cold here. I feel like it's several degrees colder than in the city. Will I catch a cold wearing so few clothes?"

The assistant immediately grabbed a coat and draped it over Xu Nuo's shoulders, worried that she might catch a cold and be unable to work.

Tang Wan'er looked around. It was still daytime, around four or five in the afternoon, and the sun had not yet completely set.

It's already late autumn, and it gets dark much earlier at night than in summer.

Due to the geographical location of Jinyun City, it gets dark around 7 or 8 pm in summer and around 5 or 6 pm in winter.

If all goes well, the sky should turn completely black in about half an hour.

"Having lived in Jinyun City for over 20 years, I never knew such a place existed. Isn't it a bit too desolate?"

Looking back from where they got off the bus, you can see a building that looks like a hospital.

The hospital isn't very tall; it's only about [number missing] floors.

It has three layers.

The area occupied was not particularly large, and the hospitals built in that era are completely incomparable to hospitals today.

Shen Kun remained silent, quietly observing the surrounding situation.

As soon as she got out of the car, she smelled an unusual odor.

It was a kind of yin energy, a smell that only exists where souls reside.

It seems that participating in this program was the right decision; otherwise, she might not have come to such a place for adventure.

Tang Wan'er was filled with questions. She loved asking questions and thinking about all sorts of strange and unusual things.

"This area is deserted, you can't see a soul in sight. How could a hospital be open here? Can there really be any business in a place like this? No wonder the hospital went out of business!"

When they drove in, there were hardly any people for two or three kilometers around.

Moreover, it's only four or five kilometers to the city center.

There is a hospital as soon as you enter the city.

It's strange that a normal person would come to this remote place for medical treatment.

The program's director

Yan immediately came over and asked the crew to go to the hospital and set up all the camera equipment and other necessary items.

The director walked over and explained with a smile, "We conducted an online survey and asked some local residents to learn about the history of this hospital."

It's said that a decade or two ago, this place wasn't deserted; it was once a small town with tens of thousands of residents. This hospital was the best in town. Later, I heard that accidents frequently happened at the hospital. Many patients with mild illnesses would come here and inexplicably develop severe conditions, ultimately losing their lives for various inexplicable reasons.

Tang Wan'er looked around and found it hard to imagine what this place looked like ten or twenty years ago, as there was not a trace of it left.

"Isn't this probably an unlicensed hospital? If it really is an unlicensed hospital, then it's normal for medical accidents to happen. It's just that this place is deserted, and it's really hard to imagine what it was like when tens of thousands of people lived here."

The assistant director walked over and took out several photos from his tablet.