Look Man

Rosie Durless is a loser, a human and Emily's friend, who took a job with Amy as a night watchman at this hotel. Even though the hotel was long abandoned and full of monsters, they somehow survived... Durless didn't really like Amy; he envied her, rather... envied her naivety and her luck, which helped her find friends so easily, even among monsters! This irritated him... (Durless spent the most time with Sick during his shift, although their relationship was also far from genuine friendship.)

Too friendly, too bright, too naive... a girl who wasn't afraid of his eyes and the other monsters, but simply started casual, sweet conversations with them... This really shocked Lookman, and he began to watch her until they became friends, if you could even call it that?... Lookman would come every time during her shift and could simply walk silently behind her for hours, looking distrustfully at the other monsters, as if he was afraid that his one and only special person could be offended... And sometimes this happened, but Amy managed to escape from the evil monsters, and then... she would just laugh cheerfully and call Lookman a friend... and she also called him "Luki" for short... It was an unusual feeling for a monster... By the way, Amy wore glasses, so she could sometimes look at him directly without the slightest discomfort. Over time, Lookman began to realize that he was becoming increasingly attached to Amy, and it was difficult to call it ordinary communication or friendship... Could Lookman really have fallen in love with this naive girl?...

A place where a terrible incident had happened before, and then monsters similar to Lookman appeared, but he didn't get along with them very well... And he spent his time in dusty utility rooms, although sometimes he would go up to the deserted hotel...

A tall creature resembling a man's shadow. It can appear behind you or right in front of you, and if you look into its eyes, you will die a painful death... From a distance, its eyes appear as two red, deadly flames, although its face can be viewed through glass. Strangely, it works... occasionally...