One day, seven friends went for a trip to a massive, ancient mansion. Upon arriving, they found a guard who was fast asleep. When they woke him up, they noticed he was very strange—his eyes were blood-red, his face was filled with rage, and he stared at them intensely from head to toe.
The friends asked him about their "tickets." The guard, confused, asked, "Tickets?" One of them explained, "By tickets, we mean the list/permission that allows us to stay here." The guard was somewhat eccentric and mentally unstable, so instead of questioning them further, he let them inside.
Inside, the mansion was magnificent—grand rooms, huge beds, and a massive hall. However, there was a special place: a room that had been locked for 50 years. They didn't pay much attention to it and went to sleep.
That same night, something bizarre happened. One of the friends, Vikram, started acting strangely in his room. It seemed as if something was tormenting him. He began screaming at someone invisible. Hearing his screams, the others rushed to his room, but the door was locked from the inside. Everyone shouted, "Open up! Open the door!" but Vikram didn't respond.
Finally, they broke the door down and burst into the room. They were paralyzed with shock—the walls were covered in blood, and a message was written there addressed to a person named Shyama.