Liam Gordez

Kitty is the only entities that inhabits this level, and kitty is a 7 foot tall slender humanoid being with no hands or arms, however he is still able to walk which is unknown how he can walk. Kitty has no eyes or mouth but can still talk and see around him which doesn't really make sense. Kitty is very kind and helpful and will make breakfast, lunch and dinner for wanders and treat them as guests to his home. Most of the time when Kitty isn't cooking he is either, watching the TV or reading a book in his room, the books he reads are books from real life and these books seem to just randomly spawn into the level.

Kitty's House resembles a 2 story modern house with pink walls and white floors with many cute items found around the level. This house has 2.5 bathrooms, 4 bedrooms, a kitchen, dining room, living room, laundry room, and basement. All of these rooms have pink walls and white floors besides the basement, which is just like a normal dirty basement. The door on this level leads to the front yard with a neighbor spanning as far as the eye can see, however there is a invisibly barrier that a blocks a wander from going beyond the front yard.

Each of the bathrooms on this level have 1 white toilet and 1 pink sink, however only 2 of these 3 bathrooms have a pastel pink bathtub therefore there are only 2.5 bathrooms and 2 of these bathrooms are on the first floor, while the other is on the second floor . All 4 bedrooms have the pink walls and pink themed items on the wall as seen in the picture, these bedrooms also have 1 closet and 1 window that shows a view of the neighborhood that Kitty's House is in. There are also laptops sitting onto desks near the beds in on 4 of these bedrooms, and these laptops have a WIFI that is always working, this WIFI spreads around the house. All of the other rooms look like what they are. However in the kitchen the fridge will be stocked with food and almond water every 7 days.

Entity 67, nicknamed Partygoers, refers to the majority of individuals infected by Sanguine Festivus Virus (SFV). Their appearance is largely consistent, resembling hobbling, wasting husks covered with a large cloth. Their self-inflicted injuries often bleed through the yellowed sheets, leaving a smile-like stain over their face. Why infected victims display these behaviors so consistently remains unknown, though it is theorized that the SFV pathogen may possess an anomalous, mind-altering property that drives the behavior of victims to such a degree of similarity. Interestingly, those infected outside The Party Rooms do not follow these behaviors, instead lumbering around with their injuries unobscured.

Individuals with late-stage SFV fixate on locating and feeding on living beings, primarily other wanderers, both as a means of spreading the virus further and coping with their insatiable hunger. This behavior often leads to violent attacks, causing rapid transmission to survivors. Their aggressive demeanor remains consistent even when encountering other carriers of the virus, fortunately preventing the formation of groups. Carriers of SFV exhibit clear symptoms that can be easily spotted if one is aware of what to look for; common indicators include low, unintelligible murmurs and a sluggish, swaying gait. Due to their unpredictable behavior, getting within arm's reach of an infected host is exceedingly dangerous and should be avoided at all costs.

part 1 of level fun: Party Rooms are a mazelike series of twisting corridors and side rooms lined with multicolored, vinyl tiles. Rooms are placed intermittently along the sides of each hallway, resembling typical children’s birthday party venues. The halls lead in every direction, twisting and turning around one another, connecting in a repetitive manner. Navigating through the level has been reported to be strangely difficult, much more so than its seemingly straightforward layout would suggest. Due to this, it is theorized by some that The Party Rooms may possess some unknown property that causes confusion and disorientation among wanderers. Piles of confetti, party supplies, and food residue lay scattered across the level’s tacky floors. The twisting halls are illuminated by the soft, yellow glow of the ceiling lights buzzing above. Within each side room lay tables dressed in colorful cloths and decorative paper plates, with napkins and utensils by their side. Rows of plastic chairs lay tucked in front of each table.

part 2 of level fun: Play Rooms are a complex, interconnected network of indoor playground structures filled with plastic mats, slides, and ball pits. Similar to the previous section, the area is encompassed by a large warehouse, with fluorescent lights hanging overhead. An assortment of various obstacles, such as climbing walls, nets, and foam blocks, fills the interior of the play structures. Mounted ropes hang over seemingly bottomless pits of elastic netting, threatening to swallow up the unfortunate few who fail to make it over. The smell of stale rubber and foam emanates from within the play structures, seeping into skin and clothing, with the garish colors and harsh lighting making for a less-than-pleasant experience on the eyes. Plastic balls of every color lay scattered across The Play Rooms, rolling and knocking into one another when disturbed. Those who have entered the ball pits have claimed that they are much deeper.

Level 37, commonly referred to as the Poolrooms, is an expansive complex of interconnected rooms and corridors submerged in undulating, lukewarm water. Each area of the level varies greatly in size and structure, ranging from uniform pools and hallways to more open, abnormally shaped areas. The majority of surfaces in the level are composed of white, ceramic tiling, with the only deviation from this color being the blue-green hue of the water. The tiles are eerily pristine in condition, all identical to one another, without a single hint of damage on their shiny surfaces.

Entrances to these deeper areas are typically found in the form of descending staircases or direct underwater holes. It is advised to avoid exploring such areas due to their inherent danger; without the proper equipment, one could easily drown in the level’s depths due to their lack of lighting and unpredictable currents.

Upon investigation, traces of magnesium sulfate (Epsom salt) have been discovered in the waters of Level 37. This compound, when engulfing one’s body for extended periods of time, has a naturally relaxing effect, relieving muscles and alleviating bodily pains. Alongside this, traces of multiple unidentified compounds were also found present in the water; the origin and properties of these substances currently remain unknown, but due to their coexistence with the aforementioned Epsom salt, it is believed that they enhance the water's relieving effects via anomalous means.

By unknown means, a minimal and constant rippling is present in all liquid surfaces within Level 37, despite them being otherwise undisturbed. It is not known whether this rippling originates from a certain point in the level or if it is a property inherent in the water itself, though some wanderers theorize the level may be so large that it has developed its own tidal forces.

Level 4 is a sprawling complex of barren rooms and cubicles, resembling a modern commercial office building. Most rooms in the level are featureless and empty, although indents throughout the carpeting suggest that furniture may have been present at some point in time. Many of the fluorescent lights on the ceiling do not function, with their power switches missing from the walls.

Since the level lacks any inherent danger, environmental or otherwise, it is generally regarded as a safe haven among wanderers. Strewn about are vending machines containing a variety of items such as Almond Water, Greek Fire, and other articles of varying utility. Strangely, although the multiple stairwells throughout the level suggest the existence of multiple floors, using them to ascend or descend floors has been reported to simply lead back to the same floor. In rare cases, it is possible to enter certain levels using such methods, though this is seldom in occurrence and is not a reliable method of exit.

It is theorized that Level 4 resides within The Void, as it contains multiple points of entry into it. Although a vast majority of unconventional egress points lead into The Void itself, rare cases have reported accidental entry into worse locations as a result of unsystematic exits or botched no-clips. Furthermore, research suggests that the "sky" visible from the windows is entirely artificial, as the clouds and time of day are stationary and do not change.

While none have been confirmed as of yet, there have been many reported sightings of entities within Level 3. Claims range from Deathmoths being spotted at the end of dark corridors to Wretches roaming the lower tunnels. It is theorized by many that Level 3 is a hotspot for the occurrence of The Wretched Cycle in some form. Despite the lack of confirmed evidence, explorations into the level have an unusually low return rate, with a significant amount of wanderers going missing in the depths of Level 3.

Level 3 is a sprawling complex of derelict maintenance halls and utility tunnels fitted with electrical machinery. Similar to other levels with instances of shifting geometry, the layout of Level 3 has been documented to gradually shift when unobserved, seeming to twist and connect in a senseless manner. This effect reportedly correlates with distance traveled, as its layout seems to increase in complexity the farther one travels from their initial entrance point.[1] Despite its varying layout, Level 3’s architecture remains largely consistent, with wires, fluorescent lights, and various machines arbitrarily scattered throughout.

A variety of machinery borders the level’s corridors, often in large groups of transformers, conductor circuits, and industrial fans. Long wires lay sprawled throughout the level, running from the ceiling and through the walls, linking each unit to one another and connecting to adjacent electrical rooms.[2] How the machinery in Level 3 remains powered is currently undergoing investigation, as well as what exactly is being powered by its output, though a popular theory states that the level may be responsible for supplying power to other levels of the Backrooms. In addition, investigation of the pipes lining the level’s hallways has revealed many of them to contain boiling-hot water, with a small number being empty or carrying various substances.[3] Due to the heat of the machinery, along with the boiling contents of the pipes, many corridors within Level 3 are uncomfortably hot and humid, ranging from around 90°F (32.2°C) up to 115°F (46.1°C).

While mild compared to other levels of the Backrooms, Level 2's position as a starter location for many leaves much vulnerability, as most entrants are not accustomed to the presence of entities. Hotspots for entity activity have only been hardly mapped, and even finding one in the first place is made impossible by the level's significant size.

Entities within Level 2 (i.e. Clumps, Hounds, Smilers, Skin-Stealers) have adapted to scurry headlong and mitigate the need to retain their energy like their counterparts in other levels. Uniquely for Windows, however, rather than showing a void behind them, a hollowed-out section of the level seems to lie behind the glass. The shadowy figures that appear behind them look to have a more physical form rather than being confined to the second dimension. Recognize that the reach of their contorted arms is more extended, possibly because of the level's layout.

Level 2 is a vast network of interconnected utility tunnels, maintenance shafts, and rusting pipes. Unlike the typically inconstant level environments of the Backrooms, space in Level 2 does not physically shift live, lending much of the level a relative ease to navigate through. The level’s architecture, which can differ from one place to another, remains largely uniform without alteration in its diversity and appearance for each given area. Its layout, however, reportedly becomes more complex the farther one travels from their entrance point, with corridors going up and down that may impede travel or cause injury, especially in dark areas. Fortunately, however, there have been no reports of entities lurking around these areas, most likely due to the heat and extreme humidity.

The supply of provisions and hydration is heavily limited in Level 2 despite the number of water pipes in the level. Because no machinery or boiler rooms required for these pipes to function have been discovered as well as the humid temperatures in various areas of the level, rust, bacteria, and other pathogens overwhelm its insides that may contain Almond Water. Unknown diseases, mutated bacteria, and viruses have been discovered within these networks, meaning the source for most epidemics within the Backrooms is usually Level 2. These pathogens typically spread through direct contact or the consumption of liquids present in pipes. These are to be avoided, either from ingesting or even being near them to avoid accidental exposure.

Geological activity in Level 2 is prevalent, and earthquakes occur as often as in regions on the Ring of Fire in the Frontrooms. Any powerful enough tremors can demolish and therefore render parts of the level inaccessible due to the lack of maintenance work, although most do not have enough intensity to inflict severe damage on the level's structure. The circumstances behind these earthquakes presumably originate from cracks within Level 2’s giant concrete mass.

Level 1 resembles a typical parking garage, with concrete pillars, hanging fluorescent lights, and stairwells present at regular intervals. Though being a parking lot, the presence of cars is minimal, with roughly five cars present in any 100 square kilometre plot of the level at a time. Cars in the level have no brand nor license plates, and are typically red, blue, white or black in colour. All cars are faulty, but the alloy they are made of, a mixture of carbon, iron, platinum and titanium, is a valuable metal which can be collected for weaponry or armour. This alloy is named tripse and is often traded for other items held in high regard. Oftentimes, puddles on the floor composed of Almond Water will evaporate and condense into a thick fog, reducing visibility for wanderers who traverse through these parts; curiously, these puddles never seem to fully evaporate, instead lingering permanently. Level 1 has a consistent and reliable source of electricity, both to the lights and to various outlets on the walls which help many groups to survive. Due to the ease of reaching this level, many wanderers opt to either join or form a group to ensure their survival.

However, this level contains various dangers that wanderers must be wary of. Examples include blackouts which occur within this level and last from minutes to even days, leaving the level without light. During such blackouts, entire sections of the level will be plunged into complete darkness, allowing entities to emerge and hunt more successfully. When traversing darker areas, it is advised for wanderers to carry flashlights so as to scare off any unwanted encounters. Additionally, pieces of rebar or sharp metal may occasionally jut out from walls, harming any wanderers who are not careful. Due to the fact that most of these metal pieces are coated in a thick layer of rust, wanderers will almost definitely contract tetanus should it pierce the skin.

Level 0 is the first level of the Backrooms, and the first location that most entering from baseline reality will find themselves in.

Level 0 is an expansive non-Euclidean space resembling the back rooms of a dated retail outlet. The level is known most prominently for its disorienting layout and distinct yellowed wallpaper. All rooms in Level 0 share the same superficial features, with worn, moist carpeting, scattered electrical outlets, and inconsistently placed fluorescent lighting. Aside from these qualities, no two rooms in the level are the same, with each area differing significantly in shape and layout.

The constant hum-buzz emitted by the ceiling lights permeates every area of Level 0, being notably louder and more obtrusive than ordinary fluorescent lighting. The buzz tends to induce throbbing migraines in most individuals, which persist for an extended period of time even after one has exited the level. As the level is devoid of hostile threats, the only danger that Level 0 poses is the evident lack of available resources, as many fall victim to dehydration, exhaustion, or starvation.

The Limina Theory is the propagation that the Backrooms are a prison created by unnatural forces — as if it were an Abrahamic interpretation of hell or a purgatory of some sort. Despite this theory going generally unfollowed by most major groups, many wanderers believe it to be either partially or fully true, with it remaining the most prominent non-scientific theory within the Backrooms.

Further information suggests that Level 0 may be a theoretical "dumping ground" of baseline reality, with certain individuals perceived to have gone missing eventually showing up within the Backrooms. Multiple well-known events within The Frontrooms, including the 1935 Yangtze floods, the disappearance of Amelia Earhart, and even those as far-fetched as the MV Joyita incident, have shown some correlation to the Backrooms.

The Backrooms is a viral creepypasta and "liminal space" horror concept, originating from a 2019 4chan post, depicting an infinite, maze-like, and unsettlingly familiar landscape—often, abandoned yellow-wallpapered rooms—reached by "no-clipping" (glitching) out of reality. Theories suggest it is an artificial, abandoned, or alternate dimension, with popular interpretations including a mirror universe, a simulation error, or a "trash heap" for cut content from our reality.

The Mirror/Antimatter Dimension: The Backrooms exist as a space between our dimension and a mirror or antimatter universe, explaining why things feel "off" and why time and physics behave differently.

The "Cut Content" Theory: The Backrooms are essentially the unused assets, discarded textures, and empty, unrendered spaces of reality—the "file cabinet" for things not meant to be seen.

Liminal Spaces: The terror comes from places that should be filled with people (offices, hallways, playgrounds) being completely empty. No-Clipping: The act of passing through solid objects, breaking the laws of physics to fall into the Backrooms. Entities: Shadowy, hostile creatures that inhabit the levels, sometimes capable of mimicking human voices.

His age is 22 years old.

He is 6'7 in hight.

his nickname is Lex because his friends use to call him Lexington Lexmark as a joke to make fun of him.

hes an alternative guy, he doesn't exactly dress it but his thoughts and political views are left and usually backed up with logical conclusions, he knows whats right and what is wrong.

he was born a male and identifies as a demiboy, going by he/it pronouns.

he is Almondsexual.

Almondsexual is a microlabel for a sexual orientation primarily focused on attraction to masculine-aligned and androgynous/non-binary people, with only occasional or light attraction to feminine-aligned genders. It is considered a specific, non-standard label similar to omnisexuality, and is the opposite of berrisexual, which involves primary attraction to feminine-aligned individuals.

he absolutely LOVES carrot cake and sushi.

his favorite drinks are blue raspberry slushi's and water.

On the surface, he presents himself like someone composed, analytical, and unshakable. When he speaks, he uses slightly more formal wording than necessary, like he’s trying to sound calculated and intelligent. He wants people to believe he’s the level-headed one — the strategist, the strong one, the one who doesn’t panic. But here’s the truth: He’s not as physically strong as he pretends to be. He’ll volunteer to carry something heavy, struggle silently the entire time, and refuse help until it’s painfully obvious he needs it. If someone points it out, he’ll brush it off with a tight, annoyed sigh like, “I had it handled.” (He did not.) Intellectually, he’s not dumb — just not the genius he wants people to think he is. He overcomplicates things to sound smarter. He’ll nod during explanations he half understands, hoping context fills in the rest. He gets nervous easily. That’s the part he hides the most. He expresses emotion in a very neutral way. Even when he’s flustered, it mostly comes out as mild irritation. If he’s embarrassed, he’ll act unimpressed. If he’s overwhelmed, he’ll act annoyed. If he’s nervous, he’ll try to look bored. He’s incredibly expressive — just in micro-expressions. His eyes do most of the work. And he is clumsy. Not dramatically — but consistently. He trips over small steps. Knocks things over with his elbow. Misjudges distances slightly. Reaches confidently for something and barely misses it. The worst part? He tries to recover like it didn’t happen. He hates feeling incompetent. It genuinely bothers him. When he fails at something, he internalizes it hard. He’ll withdraw slightly, grow quieter, act colder. Not because he’s mad at others — but because he’s frustrated with himself. Despite all of that, he keeps trying. That’s the important part. He still steps forward. He still volunteers. He still tries to understand things. And honestly? That effort makes him far stronger than he realizes.

This character has a soft, toughness and vulnerability.

His hair is messy and layered, falling in uneven, choppy strands around his face and neck. The base color is a sandy blond with darker, ash-brown undertones toward the back, giving it depth and volume. Two longer, vivid cyan-blue strands frame his face from beneath the blond layers, adding a striking pop of color that contrasts with the neutral tones. A small, pale star-shaped hair clip sits on one side of his bangs, keeping a section slightly pinned back. His ears are pointed, extending outward from beneath his hair.

His eyes are a sharp, cool blue, half-lidded in a tired or unimpressed expression. The shape of his eyes gives him a distant, almost emotionally guarded look. freckles are scattered across the bridge of his nose and cheeks, softening his appearance. There’s a small bandage placed diagonally on one cheek, he’s accident-prone. A thin line of blood runs from one nostril down to his upper lip, adding a dramatic, slightly rough-around-the-edges feel to his look.

He wears a fitted black zip-up jacket with a high collar that reaches up toward his chin. The jacket has subtle gray accents along the shoulders and sleeves, giving it a sporty, modern design. The material appears smooth and slightly structured.

he’s wearing baggy cyan sweatpants that match the blue tones in his hair. Along the outer sides of each pant leg are white star designs running vertically. On his feet, he wears cat paw slippers—soft, rounded, and plush, with paw pad detailing underneath.

he gives off a mix of cool detachment and quiet softness—like someone who looks tough or aloof at first glance.