The Board Game Incident At Primary School

Heya guys, it's been like, 3 years since I've last visited this website but I'm here to try and answer some of the replies that were on my story.

So first of all, no I'm no longer studying in SK Pajar Sejingkat anymore. I was in Highschool when I first posted this story. Currently I'm studying un Unimas, a local university, and I've got a lot of ghost stories to share from there if you guys are interested

There was this comment from Jubilee saying "From what I remember, a surau is an assembly building for Islamic studies or prayers. It is rather surprising that those boys were allowed to play "haunted games" at a place of religious learning." We were at the surau yes but the surau itself is just a small space for Muslim students like us to pray and do other Islamic activities. SK Pajar Sejingkat is not a religious school, it's just your typical Malaysian elementary school. The Surau is mainly for Muslims. Also the incident happened in classroom premises that happened to be just in front of the Surau. Just needed to clear that up

And there's questions from Lady-Glow, I'm going to try and answer certain questions here just to clarify some things

So first off, it happened during class hours but at the time I believe the class where the incident did occured had no active teacher at the time. Think it was because most of the teachers on that day were pretty occupied with something else. We were just as surprised as well but I do believe that some teachers from other classes did came I just forgot to mention it.

Second, I'm not exactly sure what game they were playing. All I know is that it requires the participants of the game to cut their fingers and drip blood on a single coin. At least that's what I heard from the school authorities at the time.

Third, I think at the time of writing this story, I was referring to the students getting posessed. Sometime after the incident, multiple people, students and teachers were acting in a state of histeria, wailing non stop and acting crazy with some even harming others. They were different students basically acting erratic at times so it's pretty hard to tell if they're pretending or not. I just assumed it was real because it was all mentioned during the special assembly when they were warning us about these games.

Forth, there has been rumours about other incidents happening before, mostly cause people kept saying that the school is haunted. I can't really confirm it tho since most of these are mainly just rumours.

And lastly, again I'm no longer a student there. Even at the time when I was posting this story back 3 years ago

I hope these are enough for those asking the question, thanks again for all the lovely comments over the past few years, I wish I was around to check them out <3

Hi there MrWafirius,

I've tried the Ouija Board multiple times and have gotten some positive responses and a couple of negative ones.

I don't think it's obvious to most that when playing an Ouija board, not always will a negative sprit come.

I wonder if your still attending this school?
Thanks for sharing

MrWafirus,

Selamat datang - welcome. My father grew up in Malaysia, but it has been years since I last visited though I still have family there.

From what I remember, a surau is an assembly building for Islamic studies or prayers. It is rather surprising that those boys were allowed to play "haunted games" at a place of religious learning. Or did they sneak them in? How did the teachers react when they found out that the boys were involved with such activities in a surau school? Apart from the games being banned, I hope that those responsible were made to understand the importance of keeping spiritually clean.

Personally, I've not heard of blood rituals being called for in using a Ouija board. But the thought did occur to me that this could have been a case of bullying, under the guise of being some ritual. The whole ordeal could have caused some poor boy to lose his senses in panic. It was unsettling that the situation had not been nipped in the bud, at the very onset of trouble.

Blood rituals have to be performed with care, especially when they could result in nasty infections. Not a good idea to include as part of a game. But I also wonder if they could have been attempting something darker, with unfortunate consequences. And where did they get the idea of using a blood coin? It would be interesting to know if the same players were involved in the events, or there were more than one boy reacting with violence.

I am glad you were wise enough to stay away from the trouble. Stay safe and take care.

As someone who's had some somewhat scary experiences with spirits in the past, I can agree with Rajine and say that those games are dangerous and in my opinion should never be played.

Also by the way, for those of you that don't know, a surau is a sort of prayer room that's typically seen in Islamic/Muslim schools, especially in some parts of Southeast Asia. I was a little confused so I looked it up, and thought I'd do you guys a favor.

Welcome to YGS.

The good news, games like Charlie and the pencil, and Bloody Mary, have been debunked and are more of urban legends than reality... One shouldn't trust nor believe all those videos posted on YouTube...

Could you be more specific about the place and time the events described by your narrative happened? Was it during recess time? Were there any adults around?

I'm surprised that there's no mention of any teacher going to the classroom where the commotion took place, specially since it seems like the students were causing a ruckus.

"I'm not sure exactly what the game was. I believed it was the Ouija board but my friend mentioned something about one of the students cutting their finger to drop a single droplet of blood on a certain coin."

As far as I know, 'playing' the OB doesn't require of any blood. Do you know if the board was a handmade one and they were using a coin for a planchet?

"The events occurred again and again"

Did these events happened always in the same classroom? Same players? Same student turning violent?

If it was the same kid always, would it be possible that he was having seizures? Are you aware if they got medical treatment? Perhaps he was faking the whole thing and enjoying being the center of attention?

Was there any paranormal activity reported before the students began playing these "haunted games"?

Although the Ouija board is a tool of communication with the spirit world, it doesn't guarantee resulting in a contact every single time it is used, specially not in a place with no previous history of paranormal activity.

I'm not implying that the events described in your story didn't happen neither saying that there's nothing paranormal about them, but it's always a good idea to investigate and consider other more mundane explanations for the matters we don't understand.

Also, are you still attending that school?

I'll appreciate your feedback. Thanks for sharing.

Hi MrWafirius

You know there's a saying, "curiosity killed the cat" I always believe that one shouldn't attempt these types of games unless you know exactly what you are doing or if you have a experienced person with you because you will never know what can come through.