NIGHT TERROR Paralysis

A Medical Student's Descent into a Surgical Nightmare

De: Rick Brink

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

For a stressed medical student, sleep isn't a refuge. It's an operating room.

He thought it was just the pressure of his studies, the crushing weight of endless anatomical terms and late-night study sessions. But when exhaustion finally claims him, he awakens to a terrifying new reality: he is conscious but completely unable to move, a prisoner in his own body.

A silent, shadowy figure stands in the corner of his room, and its presence is not just a trick of a tired mind. It is a surgeon.

What begins as a classic case of sleep paralysis quickly escalates into a clinical, procedural horror. The nightly visitations become operations, leaving behind real, physical evidence—a clean incision, phantom sutures, a deep bruise over his sternum. His own hard-won medical knowledge is twisted into a script for his torment, a live dissection of his sanity.

Trapped in a world that sees his wounds as accidents and his terror as psychosis, he is forced into a desperate war against his own body's need for rest. But the haunting isn't in his room; it's inside him. And as the line between his waking life and the sterile nightmare completely dissolves, he is drawn toward one final, terrifying procedure.

A gripping psychological thriller that blurs the line between the mind and the scalpel, this novella is a slow-burn descent into a unique and terrifying world of surreal body horror.