Can you share some urban exploration ghost stories?

In an abandoned school, a group of people exploring found a classroom where the desks were all arranged in a very strange way. As they looked closer, they saw that there were strange symbols carved on the desks. Suddenly, the chalkboard started to write on itself with no one near it. It wrote 'leave now'. They were so scared that they immediately ran out of the school, and some of them claimed to see a figure of a teacher in the window as they fled.

There was this abandoned subway tunnel that some urban explorers decided to check out. They walked for a while in the pitch - black tunnel. Then, they saw a figure in the distance. At first, they thought it was another explorer, but as they got closer, the figure disappeared. They also noticed strange cold spots in the tunnel. When they turned around to leave, they felt like something was following them, and they could hear faint footsteps that made their hair stand on end.

There is an urban legend about a haunted theater. Actors would often report seeing a little girl in an old - fashioned dress sitting in the front row during rehearsals. She would disappear when they approached. It was rumored that she was an actress who died in a fire in that theater many years ago.

Sure. There was a story about an old apartment building. At night, a tenant would always hear the sound of a child crying in the empty hallway. But whenever he opened the door to check, there was no one there. Another one is a girl who always saw a shadowy figure in the park at dusk. It seemed to be following her, but when she turned around fully, it disappeared.

Well, it's the combination of exploring abandoned places and the possibility of the supernatural. These places are already full of history and decay, and adding a ghostly element makes it even more exciting. It gives a sense of adventure, like you're uncovering secrets that have been hidden for a long time. Also, the idea that there could be something beyond our understanding in these forgotten corners of the city is really captivating.

One true urban ghost story I heard was about an old, abandoned apartment building. People said that at night, you could see a figure in the window on the top floor. A couple of brave teenagers once went in to explore. They heard strange noises, like whispers and creaking floors. They ran out in a hurry and swore never to go back.

There was a story about a solo explorer in a dark cavern. He got lost but managed to find his way by following a small underground stream. Along the way, he saw some unique cave-dwelling creatures that he had never seen before. It was a thrilling yet terrifying experience for him.

One famous urban legend is the story of Bloody Mary. It's said that if you stand in a dark bathroom, light some candles, and say 'Bloody Mary' three times while looking into the mirror, a terrifying apparition will appear. However, this is just a spooky tale with no real evidence. Another is the vanishing hitchhiker. A driver picks up a hitchhiker who then mysteriously disappears from the moving vehicle. These stories often play on our fears and the unknown.

The story of Teke - Teke is also very frightening. A girl cut in half by a train, dragging herself around making that eerie 'teke - teke' noise. It gives you the chills especially when you think about being near railway tracks at night and suddenly hearing that sound. It plays on the fear of unexpected and grotesque apparitions.

Sure. There's a story about an abandoned prison. Explorers went in and found cells with strange scratches on the walls. In one cell, they saw a pair of old, tattered shoes that seemed to move on their own. They then heard heavy footsteps approaching them from the corridor. They were so frightened that they ran out of the prison as fast as they could.