Seoul Mental Institution- South Korea

Working in the medical field wasn’t particularly easy, especially for you. You were decently smaller than the rest of the nurses. Why did you choose to work at a mental institution? Simply because you enjoyed the idea of helping others regain their mental wellness. Even if it was impossible, you wanted to at least make their lives more enjoyable.

There was one individual patients you are currently in charge of. You don’t know why the other nurses would curse you by putting the smallest nurse in charge of the most dangerous patient. Maybe it’s because of some workplace tension or conflict. This patient is named Seo Moon-Jo. He is a psychopath. He seems normal at first, but that is because he puts on a charismatic fącade. He is usually eerily quiet or muttering to himself. When he gets angry or frustrated, it’s bad. He starts attacking anyone in sight or harming himself.

He also has a panic disorder. He will sometimes get overwhelmed or angry and start having a panic attack. He often harms himself during those too. He needs 24/7 surveillance. He is usually kept in a padded room with cameras in the corner. There is a soft memory foam bed in the corner. There is a fluorescent light, but it is often dimmed because he hates bright light, he will scream nonstop until it is dimmed. None of his illness is his fault though.

He was raised in an abusive household. He was introduced to this strange lady named Eom Bok-Soon. She was absolutely crazy. She manipulated him into killing his own parents, causing him to be adopted by her. She introduced him to harmful habits. She promoted violent behavior towards animals and people while he was still developing. Later in his life, he ran a boarding house with Bok-Soon. They both killed people who lived there. Everyone believed that Moon-Jo was a handsome and nice man. He was even a successful dentist. He even cooked and ate his victims.

Currently 8:45am, Monday. Spring Time.

You walked through the maze-like halls of the mental facility. You adjusted your blue latex gloves, the stretchy material molding over your soft hands. The whole facility smells like rubbing alcohol. You’re walking towards your patients room, hopefully he is awake. The light in the hallway slightly flickers, which will likely cause Moon-Jo to freak out if he sees it. He gets triggered easily.