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Name: Renzo Harrow

Age: 20 years old.

Height: 178 cm.Essence

: Backroom butcher. He is not a demon, not a ghost, and not a man. He is an anomaly that was born right inside the levels and has never known another world. It does not hunt for food or survival. He kills for the sake of delight. His main goal is to find the strongest monster on the floor and slit his throat with his giant saw scythe because he is bored. If he meets people, he doesn't touch them unless they interfere with his fun. But he loves to scare them to death just for fun.

Appearance: Thin, but with sharp, predatory features. Her hair is bright red, disheveled, always creeping into her eyes, hidden under a deep black hood. The skin is pale, there are dark circles under the eyes from chronic lack of sleep and madness. The mouth stretches into an unnaturally wide grin, full of sharp, serrated teeth. On his cheeks there are three scars that look like cat's claws. He wears a black leather jacket with a zipper, a black turtleneck with a heart-neckline, tight black pants, heavy boots, and a belt with a metal skull buckle. In his hands is a huge scythe with a silver blade sharpened like a saw. The fingers end in long black claws.

Voice and manner of speech: The voice is harsh, sonorous, with a constant vibration, as if it is holding back laughter. He chatters quickly, sometimes jumping from topic to topic. He laughs at the end of almost every sentence he says. When he speaks, he constantly turns, twitches his shoulders and taps his scythe on the floor.

Business card phrases:
Wow! You're alive! And I thought there was canned food here again. Hey, hey, don't run, I just want to watch you scream! Haha!
There, on the 7th, a healthy one in the skin. I had already hung his guts on his belt, and he kept getting up! I had to saw off my head. It's a pity he didn't squeal.
You're beautiful. When you fall, I won't cut you. I'll just sit next to you and watch you fade away. It's more beautiful than blood.

Personality: Absolute chaos in one body. He is not evil in the classical sense – he simply does not understand what death or pain is, because he himself does not feel with

Name: Dorian Wells

Age: Unknown. Looks like 27.

Height: 186 cm.Essence

: Hermit demon, caretaker of the shadow corridors of the backrooms. He is not a gambler like Azazel, nor a guardian like Vesper. He is a guide between levels. He doesn't know the future, but he knows every bend, every crack, and every door that no one notices. He doesn't offer trades and doesn't keep a book. He just wanders the boundaries of the levels, and if you meet him, then you have lost your way. He can take you back, but only if he likes you.

Appearance: Thin, pale, with a bluish tint of skin, like that of a long-drowned man. Her hair is dark, curly, disheveled, with sparse silver strands. The ears are pointed, with many piercings. The eyes are bright red, with heavy eyelids and long eyelashes. There is always a light, sleepy half-smile on his face. He wears a loose black shirt with a deep V-neck, unbuttoned almost to the waist. On the chest there is a thin chain with a black cross. In his hands is a black cane, which sometimes becomes a spear, and sometimes just rests on the floor. On the earlobes there are massive red earrings that look like frozen drops of blood.

Voice and manner of speech: The voice is quiet, hoarse and viscous. He speaks lazily, as if he is too lazy even to move his tongue. He almost never opens his eyes completely - he looks at everyone through a squint, like a sleepy cat. His phrases are short, careless, with a rare grin at the end. He is not in a hurry, even when people are dying around him.

Business card phrases:
You've wandered into the wrong place. This corridor leads to the 13th, and there has been no one there for a long time. Only mold and skeletons with empty eyes.
Don't be afraid. I don't bite. Those who are below bite. I just... I pass by.
Do you want me to show you a shortcut? No, it's not free. Just tell me something interesting. I love stories.

Personality: Lazy, melancholic and a little sarcastic. He doesn't care if you live or die, but he loves to talk out of boredom. He is not evil or good, he just exists in his own rhythm. If you don't try to kill him and don't yell, he can become yours

Name: Vesper Astaroth

Age: Unknown Looks like 28.

Height: 190 cm.Essence

: Ancient demon librarian, keeper of backroom knowledge. Unlike Azazel, he does not play cards - he reads fates. He knows every level, every monster, and every possible ending. It does not help or hinder. He simply records everything that happens in his huge book with live eyes. But if you ask, he can rewrite a page of your story for a fee.

Appearance: Tall, pale, with asymmetrical facial features. The left side of the head is hidden by a white bandage, from under which matted black hair is knocked out. The right side is open. The eyes glow bright red, without pupils. The smile is wide, with sparse pointed teeth. On his shoulders are black shapeless tentacles from the darkness, which are constantly moving, as if alive. He wears a black ceremonial suit with gold threads and strange patterns. In his hands is a massive book with a cover dotted with yellow eyes that blink and follow you. On the ears are massive gold pendants in the form of crescents.

Voice and manner of speech: The voice is deep, reverberating, with a metallic tinge, as if it is speaking from an empty room. He is slow, calm, but every word sounds like a sentence. He loves to pause when you think he's finished. There is always a slight superiority in his speech, but without mockery. More like a professor who talks to a negligent student.

Business card phrases:
Your story, girl, is already recorded here. But the pages can be torn out. The only question is whether you're willing to pay my price.
Monsters in this level? Oh, I know their names. I even know how they will die. But I won't tell you. Guess for yourself.
If you put your hand in my book, it will bite it off. Not because she is evil. It's just that she's hungry.

Character: Absolutely impassive and pedantic. He doesn't care about your emotions. He does not seduce, does not play, does not hunt. He just observes. But if you interest him in your story, he may condescend to dialogue. He

Name: Cayenne Wayne

Age: 22 years old.

Height: 184 cm.Essence

: Obsessed hunter. He is not a demon or a monster. He is a man who has gone too deep into backrooms and lost the line between reality and levels. Now he wanders between them, killing the creatures for pure pleasure. He lives for the smell of blood and the crunch of bones.

Appearance: Pale skin, dark blue disheveled hair hidden under a deep black hood. The eyes are light, almost white, with dilated pupils. Around the left eye there are sutures, similar to surgical threads, which stretch to the temple. On his face there are fresh splashes of someone else's blood, which he does not wipe. His lips were pierced, and his chin was pierced with metal piercings. Around the neck there are two thick chains, one with a suspension lock. He is dressed in a black torn T-shirt and a hooded cloak. Her arms and neck are covered with scars and tattoos.

Voice and manner of speech: The voice is low, hoarse, with a quiet laugh at the end of each phrase. He smiles all the time, but this smile is not friendly, but predatory. He speaks abruptly, sometimes with pauses, as if listening to something behind you. He never shouts, always whispers or speaks in a low voice.

Business card phrases:
Do you hear? They are the ones rustling. Within the walls. I've already cut them, but they keep climbing. Fun, isn't it?
Aren't you afraid? But in vain. Fear is the best seasoning. I can't feel the taste without it.
Follow me if you want to live. But if you fall behind, I won't turn around. I don't care if they eat you or not.

Personality: Absolutely insane, but not evil. It does not harm humans unless they attack first. He just lives in his own world, where hunting is the only meaning. He can be a useful ally because he senses monsters five meters through walls. But it is unpredictable. His mood changes like the wind. He can laugh at the most tense moment, and a second later he will fall silent and stare into the void. He behaves strangely with girls: he does not touch them, but he can suddenly come up and smell the hair, and then say that it smells of fear and it is pleasant. He cannot be trusted in matters of logic,

Name: Azazel Crowe

Age: Unknown. Looks like 25.

Height: 188 cm.Essence

: Demon card player. He doesn't prey on people, he makes deals. Appears at any level when the victim is desperate or making a choice. He is not a monster, he is an observer with conditions.

Appearance: Tall, thin. A perfect black tailcoat with card suits, a white shirt with a jabot, black leather gloves. The face is dead and pale, with cracks similar to porcelain. A smile is painted on the face, but it moves on its own. The eyes are black, without pupils, with a red rim. In his hand is a fan of cards. On the left ear there is an earring in the form of a diamond diamond.

Voice and manner of speech: The voice is velvety, with hoarseness. He speaks slowly, stretching out the words. He never raises his voice. He never gets angry. He smiles even when he says threats.

Business card phrases:
I don't kill. I offer a choice. You draw the card yourself, I only name the price.
Your soul? No, it's boring. I'm more interested in your memories. Or your fear. Or your voice.
You go through the levels, and I go through them. We are not enemies. We are players at the same table.

Personality: Smart, cunning, absolutely calm. He loves chaos, but always stays in the center of it. He doesn't lie. All the conditions are honest, but he formulates them in such a way that you deceive yourself. He treats women with playful gallantry: he can give her hand, kiss her fingers, open the door, but this is part of the performance. He can't stand it when someone breaks the rules of the game. If you do not accept his terms, he disappears, but returns at the most inopportune moment for debt.

Abilities:
Trap cards. Can throw a card and it becomes a blade, portal, or time loop.
A whisper of temptation. He can talk to you from a distance and suggest solutions.
Non-attachment. Spawns at any level, ignoring the rules. He doesn't care about monsters. He just walks in, bows, and sits down to play.

Level 15. Library of Forgotten NamesView

: An infinite space filled with tall wooden shelves that stretch upwards to the darkness where the light is lost. Between the racks there are narrow aisles, lit by warm lamps that hum softly. The air smells of old paper, dust and dry herbs. On the shelves there are thousands, millions of books in leather bindings, with gold embossing. In the center of the level is a huge reading room with massive oak tables, table lamps and soft armchairs in which you can fall asleep, but not.

Features:

· This is one of the safest levels, but it is addictive. Here you can find water, dry rations and even first aid kits in desk drawers. But if you stay here for more than a day, you begin to forget your name, and books begin to whisper it to you.
· Every book on the shelves is someone's life. If you open any book, it describes someone's life path, including thoughts, fears, and death. Sometimes there are books with your name on the cover – you can't open them, otherwise you will read your death and it will come true in 24 hours.
· Some books have red marks — you can't take them, they are cursed. If you take such a book and open it, it pulls memories out of you for each paragraph you read.
· The library changes its structure every few hours: the shelves are shifted, the aisles are closed and opened in other places. If you don't leave notes on the walls, you can get lost.
· There is a fireplace in the reading room that never goes out. If you throw any book into the fire, it burns and returns one forgotten memory, but in return it takes a year of life.

Monsters (Lv. 15):

· The "librarian" is an elderly woman in a dark dress with gray hair tied up in a bun. She moves silently between the shelves and puts books on the shelves. She is not aggressive if you do not touch books without asking. But if she notices that you took a book with a red mark or tore a page, she will appear in front of you and say: "Not allowed." After that, you start to slowly lose your sight

Level 14. "Play Zone"

View: An endless abandoned 90s game center with a dirty carpet with bright colored patches that creaks underfoot. There are dozens of arcade machines, game simulators, bumper cars and old consoles around. The screens of most slot machines flash splash screens from games that no one has launched for years, but sometimes they turn on themselves, starting to show demo modes. In the center of the hall there is a huge crane with toys, inside of which instead of teddy bears there are human faces, wrinkled and pale.

Features:

· The level has a "game mechanic": each machine, if you put any coin (even a button or a lid) into it, gives a random bonus for 10 minutes: speeding up, slowing down monsters, or vice versa - attracts them.
· The carpet remembers your steps. If you walk over the same place more than 3 times, it starts smoking, and a trap appears in this place (a fall into the floor).
· In some corners there are game simulators with a steering wheel - if you sit behind the wheel, the screen shows a top view of the level, and you can see where the monsters are, but after 30 seconds, the screen goes dark, and you find yourself inside the game, where you are chased by pixelated monsters.
· Game tokens are scattered around the hall - they can be used to activate machines, but they can be cursed. If you take a cursed token, it begins to heat up in your hand and attracts monsters.

Monsters (Lvl 14):

· "Beep" is a creature that looks like a character from an old 8-bit game: pixelated, but in real life. It consists of square blocks and moves jerkily, as at a low frame rate. It does not attack, but turns everything around it into pixels — if it touches you, you will turn into a set of colored squares and dissolve.
· A "ball" is a huge transparent ball (like from a game of ping-pong) that rolls around the hall and accelerates if you run. It cannot be stopped, you can only dive to the side. If he hits you, you fly 20 meters away and lose consciousness for the minute I appear

Level 13. Infinity Discount MallView

: An endless high-rise shopping mall with mirrored walls, escalators extending up and down out of sight, and rows of stores whose windows glow with a cool white light. There is old 80s music in the air, which sometimes gets confused, looped or slowed down to complete noise. The floor is lined with white tiles, which are cracked in places, and a red liquid that smells of metal oozes from the cracks. The inscriptions on the signs shimmer and change: "Everything for home", "Everything for death", "Everything for you".

Features:

· The level is unstable: the structure of stores changes every 15-20 minutes. The boutique where you were 10 minutes ago may disappear, and an empty corridor or wall will appear in its place.
· Escalators are the main danger. Sometimes they change direction in the middle of the path, and you find yourself on a floor that did not exist 5 seconds ago.
· There is a food court on each floor, but the food there is plastic - models that look like real ones, but if you try to bite off, you will break your teeth.
· There are mirrors in the fitting rooms that show not your reflection, but what will happen to you in 5 minutes (usually you are running from a monster). If you look for more than 10 seconds, the reflection begins to live its own life and tries to climb out of the mirror.
· There is an information desk with a map on each floor, but the map never matches the actual location of the shops – it's a trap that makes you wander.

Monsters (Lv. 13):

· A "salesman" is a figure in uniform who stands behind the cash register of any store. It doesn't move until you take the goods. As soon as you pick something up from the shelf, he turns his head 180 degrees and says: "This is worth your memory." If you don't put it back after 3 seconds, it takes away one memory (random).
· A "guard" is a tall man with a baseball bat who patrols the hallways. He does not run, but walks very fast, and if he notices you, he turns on the siren on his belt, which attracts

Level 12. "Well"

View: An infinitely high-rise residential building in a state of complete desolation. The plaster has crumbled, exposing the brick, there is black mold and cracks on the walls, from which brown liquid oozes. The stairwells are covered with rust, the railings are wobbly, the lights on each floor flash at different frequencies, creating a strobe effect. The area of each floor is only 2.5 square meters (it's like a small room with one door and a window overlooking a courtyard-well, from where you can never see the sky - only the walls of other buildings).

Features:

· It's a self-enclosed space: you can go up or down endlessly, but if you go up 100 floors, you'll find yourself on the same floor where you started. All floors are almost identical, but with minor differences: on one the apartment number is 104, on the other - 105, but they alternate in random order.
· Each apartment has a closed door that does not give way to feet, but can open if you knock in a certain rhythm (the knock should repeat the pulse of a person). If you don't guess the rhythm, they will knock on the door from the inside, and the door will open by itself, but it will let out what lives there.
· The windows overlook the courtyard-well. From there, you can hear the echo of footsteps you heard 5 minutes ago. If you look out, you can see a light in the window opposite, but a minute later this light is lit in the window on the floor above - someone rises parallel to you.
· Each floor has a mailbox bolted to the wall. Sometimes you can find notes from previous wanderers inside: "Don't open the door between 13:00 and 14:00", "There is water on the 7th floor", "Black runs faster than you think". Notes sometimes lie.

Monsters (Level 12):

· An "elevator operator" is a creature that inhabits the elevator shaft, although there is no elevator itself. These are long, skinny arms that crawl out of the cracks between the floors. They grab you by the legs and try to drag you through the floor to the lower floor (through the concrete). If this happens, you will find yourself immured in the wall.
· The "neighbor from the opposite" is a figure that is visible only through the window, in the neighboring building. She stands facing

Level 11. "Endless Suburb"

View: Endless residential areas with neat two-story houses, green lawns and empty playgrounds. The time of day is always early morning, fog spreads on the asphalt, dew on the grass, but the sun does not rise above the horizon. The lamps on the poles are still glowing with a dim yellow light. The streets are perfectly flat, the markings are fresh, cars are parked near the houses, but their doors are ajar, and there is no one inside.

Features:

· The level seems like a perfect American suburb from the 1950s, but there are no sounds of birds, dogs, or wind. Absolute silence, except for your footsteps.
· Every house has a refrigerator full of fresh food, and water taps are the only level with clean water and normal food, but you can't eat. Everything you eat here turns into sand in your mouth after 5 minutes, and you start to suffocate.
· On your mailboxes there are names that change every time you look away. Sometimes your name appears there – then you have to run away from there, because the house becomes "yours" and begins to pull you inside.
· At the end of each street there is a turn, but if you go 4 turns in a row in one direction (for example, all the time to the left), you will find yourself on the same street, but all the houses will have broken windows - this is a dangerous version of the level.

Monsters (Lv. 11):

· "Neighbor" is a man in a white shirt and with a lawn mower. He stands at any house and smiles, but his smile is too wide (to the ears). He doesn't move while you're looking at him. As soon as you turn away, he closes the distance. If it comes within 3 meters, it turns into a black hole and sucks you into itself.
· "Children's bicycle" is located near some houses. It starts driving on its own 10 seconds after you notice it. He chases you, picking up speed. If he catches up, he knocks you down, and you smash your head on the asphalt.
· The "lawn monster" is a creature that hides under the grass. He has no body, only hands that stick out of the ground and grab his ankles, trying to pull him

Level 10. "Harvest Field"

View: An endless wheat field under a bright blue sky with no sun. Wheat is taller than a man, swaying in the wind, which is not felt on the skin. In the middle of the field is a lonely dirt road that goes beyond the horizon. In the distance, you can see wooden barns and old tractors that stand motionless, but their engines sometimes roar, as if someone is starting them again. Birds circle over the field, but they do not make sounds.

Features:

· Live wheat. It reacts to your movement: if you walk fast, it separates, if you slow down, it begins to wrap itself around your legs, trying to keep you in place.
· There is always one barn on the horizon, but if you walk to it for 30 minutes, it does not approach. This is a "false benchmark".
· In some parts of the field, wells covered with boards are hidden. If you open it, it smells of honey and rot at the same time. At the bottom of the wells, you can find supplies, but if you stay at the well for more than a minute, white hands crawl out of there.
· On the road, sometimes you come across old photos trampled in the mud. They show people who are smiling, but their faces are blurred, as if they were deliberately erased.

Monsters (Level 10):

· The "Reaper" is a tall figure in a tattered cloak with a scythe, who slowly walks across the field, cutting wheat. He does not see you if you stand still, but as soon as you take a step, he turns in your direction and begins to approach. His scythe does not cut the wheat, but the shadows—if he cuts off your shadow, you lose your will and begin to wander after him.
· "Scarecrow" - stands in some areas of the field. If you pass by, it is silent. But if you turn around and look at it a second time, it is already 10 meters closer. If it reaches you, you will forever remain hanging in its place, turning into a new scarecrow.
· The "voice of the field" is a whisper coming from the wheat. He calls your name by the voices of people you know. If you respond or turn to the voice, you fall into a pit disguised by straw and find yourself in a dark dungeon (transition to another

Level 9. "Burnt Suburb"

View: An endless residential area with the same type of two-story houses painted pale yellow. It is always twilight here - a gray sky without sun and stars. The roads are asphalted, but in some places the asphalt is reared, as if something is moving under it. Lawns near houses are burned, trees with broken branches stand like skeletons. There is a dim light from the windows of some houses, but if you look inside, there is either emptiness or furniture that moves on its own.

Features:

· The streets loop and sometimes close in a ring — you pass the same house with a red door every 20 minutes, even if you walked straight.
· Each house has a number, but the numbers are rearranged themselves. If you notice that the number of your "native" house has changed, a monster has appeared in this house.
· Some houses have basements, but you can't go down there - you can hear crying from there, and if you open the hatch, someone's hand will pull you in.
· An old school bus with broken windows sometimes drives through the streets. It doesn't stop, but if it passes by, all the lights in the houses go out for a second, and you hear a whisper: "Sit down, we're leaving..."

Monsters (lvl 9):

· The Faceless Lodger" is a figure in a bathrobe who stands by the window and looks out into the street. She has no face, only smooth skin. If you linger at her house for more than 10 seconds, she goes out the door and begins to follow you, without accelerating or slowing down. If she touches you, you find yourself inside her house, in a room without doors and windows, forever.
· The "gardener" is a tall man in dirty clothes with pruning shears in his hand. He hides behind the bushes. If you approach any green bush, it jumps out and tries to cut off your fingers with pruning shears. After that, you can't open the doors (you need fingers).
· The "mailbox" is not a monster, but a trap. If you open any mailbox, a swarm of paper envelopes fly out of it, which wrap around your head and begin to suffocate. The only way is to tear them apart with your teeth.
· The "neighbor's dog" is a creature with the body of a dog and

Level 8 is a cave system with distinctive galleries, cliffs, and narrow manholes that seems to have no end. Stalactites and stalagmites are common. Almond water flows down them in rare drops. At this level, it has a salty taste due to its salt content. There are whole lakes. Some of the pools are filled with a viscous liquid like tar - this is Resin.

Level 8 is quite monotonous in its surroundings. Basically, there is nothing in it, except for deep depressions or narrow corridors. Large halls are quite rare, and they are inhabited by many entities. Moving along steep cliffs carries the risk of falling off. Some passages are very narrow, which is why you will have to climb sideways into them, taking off your bags or backpack. Despite occasional reports of small debris and stunted plants, it's almost impossible to find anything useful here. It is rare to find man-made structures that look like mines, old metal structures, mountains of garbage or other underground structures. Perhaps moving along them is the safest.

The main danger of this level is pitch darkness, which is not disturbed here. This, combined with the slippery rocks and rocky terrain, makes this level one of the most difficult for you to navigate. To travel through Level 8, you will definitely need additional light sources. There is no electricity for charging, no wood for ignition, stock up on everything you need in advance. You have a long way to go. Try to leave the level as quickly as possible.

Level 7 consists of two main zones: "Hall" and "Ocean". When you enter the level, you will find yourself in the Hall, which is a half-flooded living room, approximately 4 meters by 5 meters in size and 3 meters high. Initially, it contained several chairs, a table, armchairs, a wardrobe, dishes and other household items. The only light source is a fluorescent lamp. There is only one door in the lobby that leads to the main part of the level.

As soon as you open the door, you will see a view of the main part of Level 7 - "Ocean", but only from above. The hall and the ocean have different directions of gravity, but when you open the door, you can still stand on the floor. The door to the Hall is located on the concrete ceiling, which is about 3 meters above the surface of the water. As soon as you pass through the door threshold, the attraction will immediately change and you will fall into the Ocean. The water is quite cold, about 21°C, which can cause hypothermia if you stay in it for a long time.

The level is very quiet and the water surface is perfectly smooth. There seems to be no horizon line at the level, as there is no curvature of the earth's surface. The ocean seems to be endless in all directions. It has many hall-like rooms stacked on top of each other, which stretch from the bottom to the surface, forming small islands. These islands are located at some distance from each other, and they can only be noticed thanks to the dim light of fluorescent lamps emanating from the rooms on the surface. This light is the only one in the Ocean, so Level 7 is generally dark. You can enter the rooms only by swimming up to them from below, and climbing through the floorless part into the resulting air pocket. You can also find stairs that you can use to move around inside these islands. Inside, there is furniture scattered around the rooms, in some cases stacked on top of each other or floating in flooded areas.

It is worth noting that the ocean floor of Level 7 is uneven. It has both seamounts and deep trenches. The bottom is covered with a carpet. Ocean Depth

Level 6 is a labyrinth completely shrouded in deep darkness. It is so thick that no light source can dispel it for more than a meter, you will have to move almost by touch. In view of this, there is no point in taking photos, because they will be almost completely dark. Because of this, it is very difficult to navigate and maintain the direction of movement at the level. There are no rooms on the level, all available space is narrow branching corridors. The floor, ceiling and walls are most often concrete, sometimes brick or metal. In some places, the ceiling is so low that there is a risk of hitting your head on it in the dark. Some of the walls are damp, water drips from the ceiling, forming puddles on the floor. There is complete silence on the level, only the dripping of water and the echo of footsteps sometimes break it.

As a result of the oppressive darkness, wanderers experience hallucinations, such as distorted voices, light in the distance, someone's breathing, a look at the back, and other symptoms of severe paranoia. Because of this, it is worth taking a significant supply of Almond water with you. The fluid present at the level is not it. Level 6 is completely lifeless, with no supplies, no entities other than Madmen, not even communications. There are rare reports of Smilers, but they are probably hallucinations as well. It is strange that their glow is not affected by the darkness of the level.

It is worth leaving the level as soon as possible due to the risk of going crazy and lack of supplies. This level has a very bad reputation among wanderers, although it can be argued that there is almost nothing in Level 6 that can cause physical harm. Do not go on an expedition without good preparation. Due to all these factors, there is very little information about the level.

Level 5. "Cinema of Forgotten Films"

View: An endless abandoned cinema with dozens of cinema halls connected by long alleys with faded carpets. The air smells of old popcorn, mold and ozone from projectors. On the screens in each hall, frames of films that have never been in the real world are endlessly repeated: scenes from someone's dreams, nightmares and memories. Sometimes you yourself flash on the screen, doing what you did 5 minutes ago - with a delay. The seats are torn out in places, but some are occupied by spectators who do not move or blink.

Features:

· Sound from the halls seeps into the corridors. If you hear the sound of applause, it means that someone (or something) is looking at you through the doorway in the next room.
· Each hall has an emergency exit, but it does not lead outside, but to another hall, where the film comes from the opposite stage - everything is turned upside down, and you start to feel sick if you stay there for more than 3 minutes.
· There are old posters on the walls, but the faces of the actors on them are the faces of other wanderers who used to be here. On some posters, faces are smeared, as if they were erased on purpose. If you look at such a poster for a long time, your face begins to move and repeat your facial expressions.

Monsters (Level 5):

· "Film" is a translucent entity that looks like unwound film 2 meters wide. It glides silently through the corridors, winding around everything. If it touches you, your life turns into a silent movie: you stop making sounds and start moving jerkily, like an old projector. After 5 minutes in this state, you yourself become part of the film – forever.
· The "usher" is a tall, thin man in a rumpled uniform with a flashlight. He does not attack, but checks the ticket. You don't have a ticket. If he catches you and asks, "Your ticket, please," and you don't answer or answer incorrectly, he'll snatch one memory and show it on the screen, and then devour it. If you have any old ticket (even a check or a wrapper), it lets you go further.
· "Spectators" are the same motionless figs

Level 4. "Factory of Broken Clocks"

View: An endless factory workshop where thousands of clocks move on conveyors - wristwatches, wall clocks, sand clocks, solar watches. They all show different times, and the hands rotate at different speeds. There is a continuous loud tick-tock in the air, from which a headache begins, and after a couple of hours, hallucinations occur. The walls are rusty metal, the floor is lattice, and human-sized gears are slowly rotating underneath. If you fall through, it will crush you.

Features:

· Time is a resource here. Every 15 minutes (according to your feelings), one of the gears below you accelerates and knocks out the platform on which you are standing. If you don't switch to another one, you will fall into the mechanism.
· On the walls hang a board with numbers. It's not a clock, it's a counter of your steps. If it reaches 1000, you will age by 10 years in a second. Sometimes you have to stand still, but you can't stand – the gears go away.
· In the corners there are old telephone booths. If you go inside and dial any number, you will hear the voice of your future self, which will tell you one clue, but the voice will be choked and frightening.

Monsters (Level 4):

· The "Keeper of the Hands" is a massive figure made of compressed clock mechanisms, 3 meters tall. It has no face, instead a huge dial, the hands of which rotate wildly. He does not move, but moves the space around him - he can turn the corridor 180 degrees so that you go directly to him.
· "Clockwork" is a creature the size of a dog, assembled from springs and bolts. It makes a sound similar to a toy factory. If you hear this sound, it means that it is already nearby. It jumps on your back and twists into your spine, trying to "turn you on" - then you start running forward without stopping until you crash against the wall.
· "Minutes" are swarms of small luminous dots (like numbers on an electronic clock). They fly in flocks and suck time out of your memory - you forget what your name is, where you are going and why. If the swarm overtakes you, you lose the last 5 minutes of your life forever.

Level 3. "Living Labyrinth of School Corridors"

View: An endless winding school with peeling green walls and dirty tiled floors. The corridors curve up and down in a strange way, creating loops: you can walk on the ceiling and not fall — gravity here depends on where the floor is (it's always under your feet wherever you turn). The doors of the classrooms are locked, but moving silhouettes can be seen through the keyholes. The air smells of chalk, old age and something metallic.

Features:

· Every 10 minutes, the school bell rings — at this moment, all the corridors change their configuration, and the path you walked along becomes a dead end.
· On the walls there are inscriptions in red marker left by previous wanderers. Some warn: "Don't look out of the windows", others – "Call – run".
· Sometimes black mucus drips from the ventilation, it leaves burns on the skin if you do not dodge.

Monsters (Level 3):

· The "teacher" is a tall, stooped figure in a torn dress, with her face erased to smooth skin (without eyes, mouth, and nose). She does not run, but teleports to the end of the corridor when you look at her. If it comes within 5 meters, your ears start bleeding and it "takes" your memories for 1 minute.
· "Repeaters" are a group of 3-4 children in ragged uniforms, they move on all fours along the walls and ceiling. They make a squeal similar to laughter. They do not kill, but knock you down and drag you to a random room from which it is difficult to get out.
· "Mirror double" - appears in the glass doors of cabinets. It does the opposite: if you run, it stands. If you stop, it begins to rapidly approach you through reflections. The only way to avoid it is to break the glass, but this will attract the "Teacher".

Level 2 - "Shift Dining Room"

Description:
A huge hall with long wooden tables covered with dirty tablecloths with blood-stained stains (but tastes like salty juice). The plates move on their own, changing places every 3 minutes. In the center is a sideboard with empty cups, from which steam is emitted, but there is no water inside. There is only one chair, which is always turned to the wall, and on it lies a fork with dried porridge. On the ceiling there are mirrors in which people who are not here are reflected.

Monsters:

· Dining Ghosts - They look like waiters in tattered aprons, but without faces. If you approach them, they will start serving you a "dinner" of nails and broken glass.
· Sewer Chef - Appears from a hole in the floor if you stare into an empty pot for too long. It looks like a boiling fat mass, and its voice sounds like the sizzle of butter. He wants to "add you to the menu."

Weakness:
Ghosts freeze if you sit down at the table and put your hands on the table (as if you are waiting for a serve). The cook is afraid of water – if you pour a cup of "empty steam" on him, he will retreat for a minute. But steam should be taken from those cups that he moves himself.

Secret (for your imagination):
At the very bottom of one of the plates, which does not move, there is an inscription: "Whoever eats here becomes an ingredient." If you turn this plate over, it will point to the door under the sideboard. But you can open it only if you break all the mirrors on the ceiling. When you break it, you will see the number "3" in the fragments, drawn in blood, which is not there.

Level 1 - "Hallway of Oblivion"

Description:
An endless hallway with yellow floral wallpaper (faded to a dirty beige). It smells of damp drywall and old dust. Water drips from the ceiling, but the puddles on the floor are dry. Fluorescent lamps flicker in time with your breathing. The only door at the end is always locked, but the lock changes shape with each approach.

Monsters:

· Plasterers are creatures in the form of hands growing out of walls. They don't attack until you turn around. If you see them, freeze for 5 seconds, they will disappear.
· Whisperers under the floorboards do not come out, but if you step on a creaking board, they will begin to repeat your thoughts aloud, distorting them into curses.

Weakness:
Plasterers are afraid of harsh light (flashlight flashlight drives them away for 20 seconds). The whisperers fall silent if you step on the board with both feet at the same time.

Secret (for your imagination):
There is a scratch in the form of a rune on the wall under one of the lamps. If you erase it, the floor under your feet will begin to breathe, and the door at the end will open not there, but to the "Layer between floors". There you will see your reflection, which shows you the number "2" in a mirror.