In 1950, the Good Hills High School in Kyoto Japan was known for its excellent academic and athletic programs. However, something sinister was lurking in the school, something that no one wanted to talk about.
One day, a student named Yumi was staying late at school to finish her homework. As she was walking down the empty hallway, she heard the sound of wheels rolling towards her. She turned around but saw no one there. She shrugged it off as her imagination and continued walking.
Suddenly, the sound of wheels became louder and more distinct. Yumi turned around again, and this time she saw a wheelchair rolling towards her. The wheelchair was old and rusty, and there was no one sitting in it. Yumi froze in terror, unable to move.
As the wheelchair got closer, Yumi noticed a strange figure in the corner of her eye. It was a ghostly apparition of an old man, with a twisted and contorted face. The ghost was reaching out towards her, as if it wanted to grab her.
Yumi tried to run, but her feet were glued to the ground. The ghostly figure continued to move towards her, and the wheelchair started to spin around in circles. Yumi realized that she was trapped in the middle of a paranormal event.
The ghostly figure finally reached her and let out a blood-curdling scream. Yumi fainted, and when she woke up, she was back in her classroom, safe and sound. She was never the same again and refused to stay at school after hours.
From that day on, students and teachers alike reported seeing the ghostly apparition of the old man in a wheelchair. Some even claimed to have heard the sound of the wheels rolling down the hallway, but no one ever knew what caused the haunting.
Rumors circulated that the old man was a former teacher who had died in the school's basement, while others claimed that he was a student who had died in a wheelchair accident. To this day, the ghost of the wheelchair-bound man is said to haunt the Good Hills High School, serving as a warning to those who dare to stay late.