entity 193:cindy

When not in disguise, Entity 193 is a tall, humanoid creature with a hunched posture, growing to about 7 feet (213 centimeters) tall. It has very long, thin limbs and legs resembling those of a dog. Its body is covered in a smooth, white, plastic-like material, colored black at its joint attachment points (i.e., the shoulders, elbows, mid-torso, knees, and neck). Cindy's face consists solely of two small, deep-set black eyes and sharp cheekbones.

The entity can often be described as somewhat robotic in appearance. Cindy's physiological makeup is still unknown, but the MEG is still learning about her ability to seamlessly transition from one level to another, and her somatic makeup is largely responsible for her difficult method of transport.

Entity 193, better known as "Cindy," is a unique entity known for her friendliness to Wanderers, her ability to change appearance, and her ability to seamlessly transition from one level to another at will. Several MEG agents are investigating Cindy's effective no-clip technique, hoping to make the arduous and dangerous task of traversing the Backrooms much easier and safer.

He has no mouth or vocal cords so he cannot speak.

The Backrooms are a spatial anomaly outside of standard reality. Time doesn't work the same in the Backrooms, and dangerous entities lurk in the shadows. Within the Backrooms, there are divine levels in classes that determine whether they are dangerous, safe, or uninhabitable.

Level 1 is a common warehouse with concrete floors and walls. Exposed rebar, tools, industrial vehicles (such as forklifts and forklifts), and supply crates can be found. There are also pools of common water, which evaporate and condense, forming a fog that will be present throughout most of the level. Interestingly, the pools of water never completely evaporate and remain throughout the level in a constant cycle. Unlike Level 0, this level has a constant supply of water and electricity, allowing homeless people to stay alive as long as they take proper precautions. Given the ease of access to this level, many homeless people choose to create or join a group to ensure their survival.

Supply crates are found randomly throughout the level, often containing a mix of vital items (such as food, drink, Almond Water, Royal Rations, batteries, tarps, weaponry, clothing, flashlights, and medical supplies) and random objects (car parts, boxes of pens, syringes, paper, coins from different eras and countries, among others), however, these crates can carry with them dangerous items for wanderers such as Cashew Water and Liquid Pain. The crates should be approached with caution due to their contents, but they are a very useful and valuable resource.

It's worth noting that a random event occurs in this level, which involves a blackout in one or more significant areas of the level, affecting up to 20 square kilometers. When this happens, entities appear, making hunting easier, whether they attack individually or in groups. It's essential to carry a flashlight, as these blackouts can last for hours, days, or even weeks, leaving the affected area without power.

It consists of a 400-story building with 1,500 rooms each. The lights are generally pink (although there are areas where their color can vary to shades like blue and purple) and can be turned on and off at any time (however, there are switches in some areas that can turn the lights on or off). There are mysteriously placed curtains on the windows; these curtains are only visible at night, because during the day, the curtains disappear, and through the windows, you can see a floor of clouds outside that, in some mysterious way, are solid. Within these clouds, there are a large number of trees of an unknown species. These trees have been officially named "Cloud Trees." The leaves of these trees are made of pink clouds. The fruits these trees produce are edible; these fruits tend to be similar to peaches, what differs is their flavor and color.

Resources such as Almond Water, Neon Water, Purple Crystal, Activated Charcoal, Royal Rations, and Vending Machines can be easily found. This level also features a day-night cycle, just like in our reality. Once upon a time, there was a war on this level, making it dangerous. Fortunately, the war ended, and the Promised Land became a safe level once again.

This level has anomalous but beneficial properties for vagrants, since if a vagrant enters the level with a wound, it will regenerate automatically, however, this depends on the type of wound, since serious cuts can take days to regenerate, including fractures.