Drives the Evil Spirit (Java Game)

Nightmare in the Japanese school.Office of the last director, Mr. Chen, who died the day after the end of the school.The room is still in perfect order, despite the fact that several years have passed.On the table is a blog, the last record which is as follows: April 26.Partly cloudy. Something terrible happened today at school.34 people, teachers and students, were brutally killed.These people will never come back to life, and nobody knows why this nightmare could happen ... That you have to unravel the mysterious incident in this chilling role-playing game, designed in the style of Japanese manga cartoons.If you're certainly not afraid of the dark and monsters infesting Zdeno school ...


The early Christians believed that evil spirits or demons often entered humans. In fact they believed that mental illness and even sicknesses were caused by possession by evil spirits. We now know conclusively that mental illnesses and unusual behaviour are not caused by spirits.

However, belief in possession by evil spirits has not entirely died out, and a few people sometimes still take part in "exorcisms" to drive out evil spirits. Sometimes these procedures are dangerous in themselves; sometimes they merely prolong suffering by delaying proper medical attention.

Whatever causes someone to consider evil spirits to be present, the best advice is to seek proper medical advice.
Many cultures and religions contain some concept of demonic possession, but the details vary considerably. The Roma people believe that demons can also possess animals, plants, deceased persons or inanimate objects.

The oldest references to demonic possession are from the Sumerians, who believed that all diseases of the body and mind were caused by "sickness demons" called gidim or gid-dim [2]. The priests who practiced exorcisms in these nations were called ashipu (sorcerer) as opposed to an asu (physician) who applied bandages and salves[3]. Many cuneiform tablets contain prayers to certain gods asking for protection from demons, while others ask the gods to expel the demons that have invaded their bodies.

Most illustrations portray these spirits as small, sadistic-looking or tormented-looking beings with a human likeness. Demons are often referenced as familiars. Witches would provide shelter and nourishment via the witches' teat in exchange for the valuable services of familiars.[4]

Shamanic cultures also believe in demon possession and shamans perform exorcisms too; in these cultures often diseases are attributed to the presence of a vengeful spirit or (loosely termed) demon in the body of the patient. These spirits are more often the spectres of animals or people wronged by the bearer, the exorcism rites usually consisting of respectful offerings or sacrificial offerings.

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