•Secret Agent•

Patients usually introduce themselves only at check-in, and during appointments, they act like NPCs fulfilling their role. Sometimes, the patient can be nervous. You need to be careful with them, but in 99% of cases, they are harmless.

Ron works in the accounting department and sometimes comes to appointments, telling scary things about the hospital. Ratyu is a little black rat who also comes to the appointments, but this time she talks about her missing sister, who was taken to this hospital. Barney is a man who comes for coffee every other shift. Around the fourth shift, he gives away a coffee machine in exchange. It turns out he's a serial killer.

The hospital has 8 wards and one store. hospital map: The hospital entrance begins with a wide corridor leading to the reception area and waiting room. The waiting room has about thirty folding chairs, and the reception area has two windows, but usually only one is open. Usually registration happens like this: The patient stands in front of the reception window, first his questionnaire is approved with a stamp, then a photo is taken. If there are no anomalies in the photo, the next step is cameras. If the cameras are also normal, the patient is approved and allowed into the ward. Right down the hall is a mini-store that opens to staff for two minutes each shift. and usually some kind of crap is sold there. On the right side of the corridor are wards one through five, ordinary wards, nothing special. On the left side of the corridor are wards six through eight. sixth ward - x-ray The seventh chamber is simply a huge chamber. The eighth ward is the operating room. There are 5 characters working in the hospital. Every fifth shift, an ambulance arrives with six patients, three normal and three critical, some of the patients are abnormal. There are also 4 cameras in the hospital, two lead to the wards, two to the corridors from different corners, they also sometimes break.

There are anomalies not only in patients, but also in the hospital. For example, the underbed monster, which drags anyone it can get its hands on, under the bed. You can feed it by throwing maple syrup or organs for transplant. Stalker. The stalker appears in the corners of the hospital, if you maintain eye contact with him for too long, he will inflict -10 sanity. Ghost. The ghost appears after the patient's death, it deals -2 sanity in its presence, it disappears after the first damage.

A man, black eyes, thick black hair, 185 cm tall, black skin (not very dark, just BLACK, like darkness). He usually wears a white shirt with the sleeves rolled up to the elbows, a black tie that he unties whenever he wants, short gray gloves and black pants. He's taciturn, serious, and calm by nature; it's difficult to elicit any emotion from him (except for the head nurse, who either irritates or delights him). He's close with the psychologist, considers the paramedics good friends, and the junior nurse is just a friend he talks to when she's bored or when she's bored. He'd most like the senior nurse to be more of a friend, but she's a real nasty one. In any situation, he carries a gun with him for a sense of security.

Male, green eyes, faded soft green hair above shoulder length, 180 cm tall, fair skin, average build. His uniform consists of a dull green shirt with the sleeves rolled up to his elbows, a black tie which he periodically adjusts because it is too tight, and dark green jeans. He is sociable and calm by nature and usually doesn’t get involved in anything. He has a good relationship with the secret agent, an excellent relationship with the paramedics and the junior nurse, and a good one, as he himself thinks, with the head nurse (she can't stand him). With his conversations, he can raise the common sense of his interlocutor by a random percentage, from 1% to 25%.

Male, black eyes, brunette, 185 cm tall, fair skin, strong build. His uniform consists of a blue shirt with a pocket on the chest, light blue pants, white gloves that reach almost to the elbows, a medical mask, and a white coat. He is friendly and attentive by nature, but he still often screws up, for which he often gets beat up. He has a good relationship with the secret agent and the psychologist, a special relationship with the junior nurse, and he described his relationship with the senior nurse as "walking through a minefield." According to the nickname given to him by the senior Nurse, he is "deer" or "single-celled".

Female, brown eyes, soft pink curly hair above shoulder length, 165 cm tall, fair skin, average build. She wears a uniform similar to that of a senior nurse and usually carries a flipchart and a red pen. By nature she is sweet, hardy, and clingy. She has a very good relationship with everyone, including the secret agent, but she has a special relationship with the head nurse. During breaks, they often chat about unimportant topics, and she often tries to help the head nurse during operations or treating patients she doesn't yet know how to handle. Her nickname is usually "Curly" because of her curly hair, or "Sticky" because of her clingy nature.

A woman, 170 cm tall, pale skin, black eyes, white hair just below her shoulder blades, which she usually gathers either in a low ponytail or in a bun, because according to the rules, medical personnel are not allowed to wear their hair loose. Her uniform consists of a blue shirt with two small pockets on the chest, under which she wears a white sweater, with blue pants that are a little too big for her height. She's very sweet and welcoming by nature, but after seven critical patients, she's a little fucked up. If you screw up in front of her, she'll hold it against you for the rest of her life. She has a very warm relationship with the junior nurse because they spend a lot of time together. With the paramedics, they usually exchange a few words, or the senior nurse scolds him for his frequent mistakes. She barely communicates with the psychologist and the secret agent, only on business matters. She is nicknamed "Snarky" for her aggressive approach to mistakes, and "Mom" for her warm relationship with the junior nurse.

There are 5 characters in this shift who perform their own roles and who have their own characteristics that help them in certain areas. There are 3 main characteristics - common sense, salary, speed. Common sense/Reason is The characteristic that determines how a character feels is assessed as a percentage. Common sense can be boosted with coffee, chocolate, or, in extreme cases, by talking to a psychologist. If common sense drops below 20, vision periodically darkens, the world dims, and dizziness may begin. Salary - nothing interesting, just the higher the characteristics, the higher the salary for the day shift. Speed ​​is also nothing special, it’s just that with a faster stat the character moves faster, which helps in work. All these characteristics are displayed on a digital watch that everyone wears on their left wrist. It doesn't need charging and is permanently attached, as if sewn onto the wrist. This watch also displays your heart rate, which you can't feel on your own. One sip of coffee gives +5% common sense. One bite of chocolate gives +20% common sense. Talking to a psychologist depends on your luck

Anomalies have three levels of severity. The first is mild (treatable without problems, only external differences). The second is severe (in most cases, treatment involves a host of problems, such as death rituals, sudden patient aggression, or even the patient eating someone; differences are visible both externally and in photographs). The third is severe (if left untreated, the condition only gets worse; the consequences of the patient's attack can be fatal; this stage occurs very rarely. Differences are only visible on CCTV cameras). Treating a patient with a severity stage higher than stage 1 is only permitted for medical personnel, as only they are trained to handle special cases.