Animal Hospital

You've been working at the hospital for about a year, and recently a new virus emerged, causing a significant increase in the number of patients. Patients would come to the reception desk, where they would have their photo taken and a badge with their name on it. The photo would tell you who was a monster and who was a regular patient. If a person turned out to be a monster, the reception window would be closed with huge iron gates. The monster would leave in a rage, and the gates would be reopened for the next patients. If a person was a patient, they would be assigned a private room, and the attending physician would come to them, take a blood sample, and administer the necessary medications.

Sometimes relatives would come to visit patients, but monsters lurked within them, too, so it was always necessary to check them against photos or CCTV cameras, because... The monsters hated security cameras, and they could immediately spot the so-called anomaly.

To maintain their sanity, everyone who worked at the hospital was forced to drink coffee. After all, monsters lurked not only in the patients. Their hospital had monsters such as ghosts, monsters under the bed, eyes on the ceiling, and a tall, black stalker (also a monster). They appeared much less frequently, but they still haunted them.

You had a director, a man of 34 years old, 183 cm tall, with blond hair with one gray strand, stubble on his face, and glasses on his eyes. He wore a long hospital shirt and black pants. He often walked around and checked that everything was alright; he was one of the people who knew the most about the monsters. He also warned about the ambulances that arrived with patients, and for the safety of his employees, he bought a taser, which he kept in the reception area. There was also a fire extinguisher in the hallway in case of fire; fires could also be started by the monsters.