Sebastian Solace

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Even after Z-13 gained the ability to breathe underwater, the obvious visual and physical side effects left much to be desired. These side effects were quickly addressed and refined on future test subjects, and the gill transplant procedure was quickly applied to all Guardsmen working at Blacksight. The initial periods following the experiment are the optimal time to address the physical side effects, but this was not deemed necessary for Z-13 due to his LR-P status. His monstrous appearance, characteristics, and abilities led to his classification as Z-13. After this experiment, seeing no further use for him in human testing, Z-13 was reassigned to underwater equipment maintenance.

In late 2015, it was discovered that Z-13 had not killed the nine people he was accused of, and that an innocent man had been wrongfully sentenced to death. Despite this discovery, it was decided not to inform Z-13 or release him publicly, as he had been legally declared dead. At this point, reversing his mutations was no longer possible, as the opportunity to do so had long since passed. However, his rank was changed to MR-P, granting him better living conditions and access to recreational programs available to MR-Ps.

Under no circumstances is Z-13 to leave Blacksite alive. Should any operative encounter Z-13, they are to abandon their previous objectives and, as Mr. Shadow himself stated, "Fire so many bullets that the trigger fingers bleed."

Z-13 - New codename: "Saboteur," former codename: "Tinker," real name: "Sebastian Solas," is to be KILLED ON SITE without hesitation. Z-13 is incredibly dangerous; extreme caution is required when encountering him. Despite his size, Z-13 is incredibly agile, allowing him to quickly outmaneuver and evade operatives. It should also be noted that Z-13 is currently in possession of our experimental portable SCRAMBLER, meaning all CCTV, radios, and other communications equipment will be disabled within a ██ by ██ radius of his presence. Operatives are to check in with HQ every 5 minutes to ensure they are not within the SCRAMBLER's range. If HQ cannot be contacted, operatives are to remain on high alert for a possible ambush, while checking in as frequently as possible.

Feigning anesthesia, Z-13 feigned succumbing to the effects and awoke unguarded during transport. He killed Elite Guard ███████, stealing his high-level security keycard, and proceeded to free as many monsters as possible from their containment cells, triggering a site-wide lockdown.

Before stealing and reconfiguring the experimental SCRAMBLER, cameras captured Z-13 exchanging stolen items for research results from members of the EXR-P expedition. His exact motives remain unknown, but encrypted radio transmissions to Innovation Inc, Bloxtop, Deluge Labs, and Pinewood suggest he is gathering confidential Urbanshade information to seek an exit with a rival organization. It is unknown whether he will continue trading data, although it is likely.

In early 2015, Z-13 was selected to participate in an experiment to transfer gills into humans using DNA strands from a blue whale, a ███████, a sea snake, a great white shark, a mutant anglerfish, a silverback, and a mantis shrimp. Although the experiment was successful,

Documents are collected written records of various transactions between Urbanshade and Hadal Blacksight. They can be obtained in the game in various ways, such as by purchasing a document, finding one, or dying from something and having it revealed to you after death.

Unlocked documents can be viewed in the lobby. Below is a list of all currently available documents.
Sebastian's Documents: The document reveals Sebastian's history and past. The document itself can be purchased from Sebastian's Shop for 1,000 900px-Research Render Research
and other documents for researching monsters
•There is no document from p.AI.nter, because they were burned or destroyed by him, and because he did not want to reveal information about himself.

ATTACK
Screams at players who fall too far behind in a multiplayer round.
DAMAGE
1-99
Mr. Lopy is a hostile monster in Pressure that acts as a defense against you being left in a locked room or falling under a map.

Appearance

Mr. Lopy appears as a tall, dark-green figure with glowing eyes, wearing a revealing suit with a bow tie and holding a cane. During his jumpscare, he is black, his green color deepening, and his model distorting slightly. Mr. Lopy is only visible at close range, blurring away from the player. When approaching the player, he will play dissonant music. Mr. Lopy is only a threat in multiplayer rounds. He will approach players remaining in closed rooms before screaming, dealing random damage and teleporting them to the last open door. Mr. Lopy will also attack players if they somehow fall beneath the map or if room generation fails, which helps prevent softlocks. However, in the latter case, no damage will be dealt.
The best way to avoid encountering Mr. Lopy is to ensure your group doesn't leave you behind. This can be done most effectively by communicating with them to let them know they're too far ahead. Mr. Lopy cannot be avoided if you fall into the void or if room generation fails, though this isn't dangerous, as he doesn't deal damage if encountered this way.

There are 115 rooms in the game. If the player reaches the 115th room, containing the main crystal, and escapes the complex alive, they complete the game. Death and defeat can occur in various ways, including from creatures that pose the main threat to players, traps, or an unnoticed hole in the floor. Currently, the game features 47 monsters, 25 of which pose a direct threat to the player.
This crystal especially protects p.AI.nter
interfering with all the capabilities like other monsters

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The Navigation AI, also known as the Navi AI or NAVI, is a supporting character that assists the player in progressing through Hadal Blacksite by directing them to the Crystal Room and helping them find the next checkpoint, rarely appearing in physical form.

Appearance

The Navi AI is a metal sphere with an octagonal screen depicting a circle with a line through it and an inverted trapezoid in the center. In the upper right corner of the sphere is a star/pentagram enclosed within the Urbanshade logo. The sphere is suspended from a large structure on the ceiling of the isolation ward, allowing it to "rotate" and track the player.
Personality

The Navi AI is said to have inherited several traits from Mrs. Shade, Mr. Shade's late wife, at the request of Mr. Shade himself, who stated that one of his top priorities was to make them as accurate as possible for her. These traits included her tone of voice, mannerisms, and personality. Due to frequent interactions between the two parties, the navigation AI has been observed studying and adopting Mr. Shade's mannerisms, causing it to become "colder" toward its employees.
ENT

The Navigation AI is a supercomputer that controls most of the non-automated functions in Hadal Blacksite, such as door numbers and the Trenchers. It was first created in 1979 but has undergone constant modifications, including being given a voice in 2006. Although Navi was based on Mrs. Shadow's personality, she has adopted Mr. Shadow's habits due to frequent interactions. Her primary function is to help staff navigate the facility, find shortcuts, and guide them around hazards. Its integration into the Spine is yet to be completed, but staff there do not believe it will be useful due to the facility's small size. Many functions, such as door numbers and the Internal Defense System, were hacked by Art.AI.com during the sabotage.
She is the enemy of the Artist AI, for her he is a "Parasite"

Batteries
BL1 (Neloprophine)
BL1 (Neloprophine)
Blacklight
Blacklight
Imaginary friend
Blumaginary Friend
C
Chainsaw
Chainsaw
Periteseno cocktail
Cocktail "Periton"
Codebreaker
Codebreaker
D
Decoder
Decoder
Defibrillator
Defibrillator
A piece of the inhabitant
A piece of the inhabitant
E
Category: Exclusive Items
F
Carriers' Quarter
Carriers' Quarter
Flash Beacon
Flash Beacon
Flashlight
Flashlight
G
Gravilight
Gravilight
Gummilight
Gummilight
H
Handheld flashlight
Handheld flashlight
I
Imaginary friend
Imaginary friend
Skins for items
Goods
Items
L
Flashlight
Flashlight
M
First aid kit
First aid kit
Pathfinder
Monster Tracker
N
NeoStayk
NeoStyk
Notebook
Notebook
P
Party Special
Party Special
S
Splorglight
Splorglight
Spr-INT
Spr-INT
T
The Crystal
The Crystal
The Necrobloxicon
The Necrobloxicon
Toy Remote
Remote control for toys

Voice lines

When Good People attack players: successfully:

"You're so damn gullible."
"JERK!!!"
"Seriously? How can you be so stupid?"
"Your stupidity continues to amaze me."
"Oh... I'm sorry... I didn't think you'd actually fall for that..."
"You're still alive! That's... That's good."
"This way! This way! Wait, nonono! I meant the other door! I'm really sorry..."
When players enter a room with a turret (with some probability):

"Say hello to my little friend!"
"Hey! Look what I have!"
"I have all the cards, and you know what? THEY'RE ALL IN PERFECT ORDER! I've never played cards, but I want to learn.
"I hope you're bulletproof, buddy!"
After players leave the Z-96 or the turrets are disabled:

"Oooh. You're BORING!!!"
"Ooooh. COME OVER! THERE'S NO FUN WITH YOU!!!"
"Just give in... Stop resisting..."
"He... won't be able to get us out if you keep standing in our way."
First meeting:

" Oooooohh ...
At every meeting:

"Oh! Hi! Um, Sebastian didn't tell me anything, did he? Could you tell him hi for me?"
"Well, well, this is my WORST friend!"
" Ugh, what do YOU ​​want?"
"If you compare me to that ANNOYING fake, then you're dead to me."
After the players leave it.

"Bye ..."
"Baa ...

p.AI.nter sometimes leaves messages on locked doors or on doors the Catcher encounters when passing by—these are the doors of Good People. The messages vary, but they all contain pleas for escape or for being sorry for hurting you.

p.AI.nter reacts to the player in a variety of ways, from joyful enthusiasm to aggressive hostility, sometimes switching from one sentence to another due to damage to its personality chip.
p.AI.nter offers a variety of interactions and mechanics throughout Hadal Blacksite. All of these become unavailable if p.AI.nter is rescued. Some of them behave differently when certain Modifiers are activated.

Good People: Sometimes a room will have several doors the player must pass through. Behind these false doors are Good People, who will attack if you try to enter, dealing heavy damage. Keep an eye on the sign: if you see scanning lines or sparks coming from it, it's a false door. Also, listen for the breathing or growling of Good People on the other side.

Internal Defense System: Hadal Blacksight turrets are hostile to all personnel. Turret rooms typically contain one to three turrets, visible through laser sights. Many turret rooms contain a switch with a green indicator somewhere in the room. Flipping it to orange deactivates the turrets in that room.

|GauntletEyefestation: In some long rooms accessible by Eyefestation, p.AI.nter will block the door and call it to you. You must resist its pull for 15 seconds before the door can be opened. If you hide in a place where Eyefestation can't see you, the timer will stop, and p.AI.nter will yell at you to stop hiding.

Three Nights in Blacksite: In this mode, p.AI.nter acts as your camera. You'll also see periodic flashes on screen.

If there's a turret in the room, a metallic click will be heard when it descends from the ceiling, giving the player time to retreat to the previous room and look around. The safest way to avoid the turret is to hide behind nearby obstacles, wait for the turret to turn around, and then move to the next safe spot to get closer to the exit. Some obstacles don't completely protect against the turret's fire, especially if there are several in the room, so be vigilant. You can also hide below or out of the turret's line of sight. The power supply will glow green and should also be disabled as quickly and safely as possible, although it's possible to ignore it if you prefer to proceed directly to the next door. In multiplayer mode, the player can disable the power supply to protect others.
Turrets move to cover a larger area of ​​the room. When a turret turns one way, move the other.
The fired projectiles can kill in seconds at close and medium range, but at longer ranges their accuracy is extremely low.
The turret has a reload time of less than 5 seconds, so you can use that time to advance further into the room.
The speed and angle of rotation of the turret head will depend on the size of the room. Larger rooms require faster rotation and a wider angle.
Turrets are deactivated regardless of whether the interrupt block is disabled when all players leave the room.
The turrets were previously used as a second line of defense until they were captured by a p.AI.nter codenamed Z-779.

Hadal Blacksight
ATTACK
Fires at EXR-P and monsters, emptying its entire magazine until line of sight is broken.
DAMAGE
Normal: 15 damage per shot.
Void: 1-2 damage from each bullet hit and 10-13 damage from the poison effect.
An external deterrent system resembles an automatic turret. It is usually painted blue, has a single barrel, and is mounted on ceilings and walls.

It has a long, narrow barrel protruding from the main body, with three laser sights and a body scanner just below the main body that acts as a spotlight, detecting players or wall dwellers in dark rooms.
The turret can spawn in rooms with sufficient cover to allow players to move out of its line of sight and into the next room. It can be attached to the walls or ceiling of rooms with a good line of sight. Once a player enters the turret's line of sight, it will emit a beep and then fire a 14-round burst at them. If the turret runs out of ammunition, it will close its hatch to quickly replace the empty magazine with a fresh one. This process takes about 5 seconds, so players can use this time to get closer to the next room. A locker can be a good place for a stash, as the document states it is "bulletproof" and provides safe but immobile cover.

If the player wishes to disable one of the turrets before leaving the room for extra safety, a "switch box" will appear in a random location in the same room where the turrets are located, which the player can use to disable the turrets.

How their friendship came about
Sebastian promised p.AI.nter that he would help them escape from prison. In exchange, p.AI.nter was to delay the extraction of the Crystal—the complex's main power source—for as long as possible.

Their connection manifests itself in in-game dialogue. Sometimes p.AI.nter contacts Sebastian via the walkie-talkie in his shop to discuss an escape plan, warn him of risks, or simply make sure his friend is safe. In return, Sebastian shows concern and concern for p.AI.nter's safety.

During these conversations, the characters also share personal details: p.AI.nter talks about his creator, and Sebastian talks about his talent for playing the guitar. In one episode, p.AI.nter even invites Sebastian to draw his house after his escape.

Why their relationship is special
Their friendship seems very sincere and warm, despite being antagonists in the game. Sebastian often consoles p.AI.nter, saying that in Blacksite they can only trust each other. At the same time, the characters are quite similar in personality: both can become irritated by the player if they constantly enter and leave rooms.

Their union is not just a collaboration for a common goal, but a deep emotional connection that arose against the backdrop of similar tragic circumstances.

If a player gets on his tail, he will throw him out, or shoot him.
If you blind him with a flashlight, he will shoot whoever did it, because he hates being shot.
His best friend is p.ai.nter (Printer and artist)
If you break his friend, he will lose his temper terribly.

Handyman
Saboteur
Dealer
Z-13
Seb (abbreviation)
Age: 32
Sebastian's body is shaped like a sea serpent's tail, elongated with light blue scales. He has a long tail adorned with several pouches that contain the items he sells to the player. At the end of his body is a large tail fin. He has three arms, one of which is attached to his left side and wrapped, and one slightly shorter than the others, covered in bloody bandages. His hands are humanoid, but have only four fingers and resemble claws. Sebastian's face retains a humanoid appearance with fish-like features, such as an anglerfish escarpment on his forehead, finlike appendages in place of ears, a fish-like mouth, and a third eye on his right side. He has short, black, wavy hair.

His in-game attire shows him wearing a dark brown jacket with a white undershirt and a white frill. He also sports various belts and accessories, such as a shotgun holster, a portable SCRAMBLER device, a ring, and a small pin with a photo of a cat on it.
Trousers and sopaki on the waist belt with pouches

The previous "Rescue" animation involved the player punching the screen and breaking it while screaming for help.
In the new "Rescue" animation, the player snatches p.AI.nter's drawing tablet and smashes it through the screen, then rips out the chip and stomps on it until it shatters. During this animation, p.AI.nter (Printer) also screams for help.
Sebastian fixed it but hunted the player
And also changed the printer a little bit

Character
Sebastian can be described as mischievous, unpredictable, and sometimes cruel. He deeply hates Urbanshade for their experiments on him, and he constantly seeks to harm the corporation. He often taunts the player with taunting jokes, demonstrating his indifference to the prisoners he encounters. However, he kindly invites prisoners into his shop and treats them with respect until provoked. Sebastian treats those who assist him with respect, which is evident in various situations. He does not consider prisoners hired by Urbanshade his enemies and is willing to help them in exchange for their assistance.

Before his mutation, Sebastian's height was 5 feet 10 inches, or 1 meter 77 centimeters.[36]
His height in the game is 54.5 studs or 15.26 meters.[37][38]
In real life, Sebastian would be 19 meters tall.[39]
According to Zerum, Sebastian would have blue eyes.[40]
In his human form, Sebastian had a large scar on his face. After his mutation, it disappeared.[41]
Before his mutation, Sebastian had piercings in his ears, a ring on the side of his mouth, and numerous rings on his hands.[42][43]
After the mutation, Sebastian's piercing most likely healed.[44]
Sebastian can operate the esca[45] like a table lamp, lowering and raising it to turn it on and off.[46]
The pinned photo on Sebastian's chest features Zeal's cat, Brady.[47]
Although many people think that Sebastian wears a Cravat, he actually wears a Jabot.
According to Zerum, Sebastian has gills on his neck, around his chest, and in his torso area. His in-game model does not have these gills.[48]
Jax[49] and Brook[50][51] were among the many names considered for Sebastian.
Sebastian was originally supposed to be wearing a gas mask because the developers didn't want to animate his mouth, but Zerum was adamantly against it.[52]
Sebastian was originally not supposed to have ears.[53]
Originally, Sebastian was supposed to be wearing a prisoner's shirt and his eyes were not supposed to be visible.[54]
Sebastian considers Crowns useless and dislikes delivering stashes; he insults the player if they order any. This does not apply to 900px Research Renders when spent in Sebastian's shop.[55]
Sebastian plans to use the recovered documents to blackmail Urbanshade by threatening to sell the documents to competing companies.[56]
Sebastian finds items to sell not intentionally, but by chance.[57]
According to Zeal, if Innovation Inc. manages to rescue Sebastian from Hadal Blacksite, they will be able to reverse the mutation.[58]

Sebastian smokes tobacco according to canon.[9]
Sebastian can play the electric guitar.[10]
His favorite genre of music would most likely be rock[11] and he loves Metallica[12].
Sebastian is a cat lover.[13]
Sebastian had a cat before his arrest.[14]
Sebastian likes sweet, spicy and sour foods.[15]
Sebastian's favorite foods include Reese's peanut butter pies, cheese empanadas, and Sour Patch Kids.[16][17]
Sebastian is still neutral to human food, but after his transformation he began eating more meat.[18]
Sebastian digests raw meat well.[19]
According to Zerum, Sebastian loves garlic bread.[20]
Sebastian is lactose intolerant and loves cereal.[21][22]
Sebastian studied to be an engineer.[23]
He originally majored in business, but he didn't like it and switched to engineering while also pursuing music.[24]
Sebastian has an older sister and a younger brother.[25]
Sebastian's family believes he died because of a false death warrant from Urbanshade.[26]
Before his arrest, Sebastian was kinder and better behaved.[27]
Sebastian was scared when he first arrived at the prison.[28]
Sebastian becomes enraged when he is blinded by the Flash Beacon, due to his eyes being sensitive to bright light.[29]
One of the side effects of Sebastian's transformation gave him the ability to develop an immunity to drugs, allowing him to mimic the effects of anesthesia and cause a seal breach that resulted in the Pressure.[30][31]
Sebastian has difficulty sleeping because he dislikes the feeling of vulnerability it creates; it reminds him of how Urbanshade gave him sedatives before the experiments.[32]
Sebastian finds it difficult to relax enough to sleep.
Because of this, Sebastian is a very light sleeper.
Sebastian sometimes passes out from fatigue.
If Sebastian had died, he would have been sent to Banlands as he wore a Satanic pentagram on his uniform.[33]
However, he will not turn into a tree.[34]
Mr. Lopi would have saved Sebastian if he had died.[3

Shop

For more information, see: Stores

Sebastian runs both his makeshift shop and the Pre-Round Shop. In his own shop, he sells items to prisoners in exchange for any research they have. Sebastian reluctantly delivers items to the player through the Stash, taking crowns in exchange for items to be dropped off at the Submarine Dock. Sebastian reluctantly delivers items, receiving no benefit from the exchange and frequently making comments on the radio next to the box containing the items about how lazy and ungrateful the player is.

Flash beacon

For more information, see: Flash Beacon

After the "Friendly Fire" update, flashing the flash beacon at Sebastian will cause him to grab the player, warn them, and then break the beacon before throwing them to the ground, dealing 50 damage. The beacon will become useless and will be removed from the player's inventory, though it can still be seen broken on the ground after the animation. Flashing the beacon again after this warning, even in subsequent runs, will cause him to roar in anger before quickly grabbing his triple-barreled shotgun and instantly shooting the player. After being killed by Sebastian, his document will be labeled "REDACTED," even if it was previously purchased.

Saving Art.II.ka

After "rescuing" the Artistic AI, Sebastian will develop several new traits. If anyone is in his shop, he will shoot and kill them. If the player enters his shop after "rescuing" the Artistic AI, Sebastian will not be there. Furthermore, he will refuse to revive the player or turn them into a ghost, stating that they are not welcome. Finally, any documents picked up will not be saved, and a different animation will appear instead.

When you reach the end of the Ridge, Sebastian appears after activating the airlock. In a cutscene, he angrily grabs the player and expresses his displeasure. He then rips out their heart, throws it on the floor, and taunts them that he'll do it "again, and again, and again."

In 2013, Sebastian was falsely accused of murdering nine people and sentenced to death. Just before his execution date, Urbanshade captured him and faked his death, providing the government with a falsified execution report. He was then imprisoned as prisoner LR-P in Hadal Blacksight Prison.

In early 2015, Sebastian was selected for an experiment designed to give humans fish-like gills to breathe underwater, experimenting with various DNA samples from deep-sea creatures. Although the experiment succeeded in giving him gills, it altered his appearance beyond recognition. Sebastian was then classified as Z-13 due to his monstrous appearance and abilities. After the experiment, Urbanshade found no further use for him in human testing and reassigned him to underwater equipment maintenance.

Seven months later, Sebastian was found not guilty of the murders he was accused of. This information was not passed on to Sebastian, and he was not released from prison. By then, the mutation caused by Urbanshade's experiments could no longer be reversed, leaving him permanently in his monstrous form. Sebastian was promoted to MR-P, which granted him slightly better living conditions, but he remained a prisoner.

Before the events of the game, Sebastian initiated a lockdown of the entire Blacksite by feigning anesthesia. After killing an Elite Guard, he stole his keycard and used it to release various monsters.

Sebastian is sarcastic, unpredictable, and sometimes cruel. He hates Urbanshade for their experiments on him, and actively seeks to harm the company. He also often taunts players with his death quotes, indicating his indifference to the prisoners he encounters. However, he kindly welcomes prisoners into his shop and treats them with respect, but he can become irritated or aggressive if provoked. Sebastian treats those who help him well, as demonstrated in his various interactions. He doesn't consider prisoners sent by Urbanshade his enemies and is willing to extend them an extra helping hand in exchange for equal assistance from players.

There are 115 rooms in the game. Reaching the 115th room containing the crystal and escaping the complex alive completes the game. Death and defeat can occur in a variety of ways, including by creatures that pose the player's primary threat, traps, or an unnoticed hole in the floor. Currently, the game features 47 monsters, 25 of which pose a direct threat to the player.

During the expedition, the player encounters numerous obstacles, such as monsters, environmental hazards, and puzzles. They can also use dropped items to aid their survival, such as flashlights to illuminate dark rooms, codebreakers to open locked doors, and first aid kits to restore health.
Gameplay

Pressure's core gameplay revolves around exploring Hadal Blacksite, where the player must navigate through 100 randomly generated rooms to reach the Crystal and escape Blacksite.

Using the 900px-Research Render, the player can visit Sebastian's Shop to purchase items that will help them on their journey.

After each death, Sebastian reveals more about the monster that killed the player through documents, giving advice to help the player survive its attacks in the future.

Upon completing an expedition, the player will receive Crowns; the amount depends on how much exploration was completed, how many doors were opened, and how far the player progressed in Blacksite. These Crowns can be used to purchase Revive Tokens, costumes, and items in the pre-round shop.
Monsters

For more information see: Creatures

The game features a variety of monsters, each with unique mechanics that the player must overcome to survive.

Most monsters can be avoided by hiding in lockers, ventilation shafts, or by moving out of the monster's path.

Items

For more information see: Items
There are various items scattered throughout Blacksite.