When a baby was brought to an orphanage, the staff made a shocking discovery upon removing his clothes to prepare him for a bath.
The baby's body was covered in strange, precise black symbols, painted onto his skin with remarkable care. Everyone present was stunned and frightened by these mysterious markings, which seemed almost ritualistic in nature.
The staff and the woman who brought him in—named Mrs. Edith—were at a loss to explain the symbols. As they processed what they had found, the atmosphere grew tense,
particularly when two well-dressed men arrived at the orphanage, insisting on seeing any newly admitted children. The security guard at the orphanage noticed that one of the men wore a wristwatch that partially hid a symbol identical to those on the baby's skin, deepening the mystery and raising fears of a connection to a secretive group or cult.
The orphanage decided to notify the police, prompting an investigation. Eventually, they discovered the symbols were painted on with a material that washed off after several baths. While the true origins of the markings remained unsettling, the staff prioritized the baby's safety, deciding not to disclose the traumatic details to him as he grew up.