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gingersmurf
Feb 21, 2007

I am Nigeria's bitch.
So this happened today. I live in a high rise apartment building in South Korea (not in Seoul). My friend "K" came over and walked into my house looking a bit shaken. She parked in the underground parking garage and as she walked around the corner to get to the elevator, she saw someone's shadow walking into the elevator as the doors closed. She hurried up and pushed the button, hoping to catch the elevator before it went up. The doors opened and she walked in and no one was in there.

She hit the button for the sixth floor (my floor) and the elevator went up. It stopped at the third floor - no one got on, no one in the hall. Then it arrived at the sixth floor and she came to my apartment.

The second elevator, she noticed while waiting in the garage level for the elevator doors to open, was up on the 15th floor. When she exited on the sixth floor, the second elevator was still on the 15th floor.

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gingersmurf
Feb 21, 2007

I am Nigeria's bitch.

Solice Kirsk posted:

What does the second elevator being on the same floor mean? If the ghost was already on the elevator at garage level it's quicker to get to the 6th floor than from the 15th.

It means that there wasn't anyone on the third floor that had pressed the button and then had the second elevator arrive first and take them away. The second elevator never moved.

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