The fluorescent lights never stop buzzing. Yellow wallpaper. Damp carpet. The faint smell of mold and something older underneath it. You've been here before - Level 0, the beginning, the reset. Six months of progress, gone. Your team is still standing. Barely. Solvei has her map out but she's not looking at it. She's looking at you. Darro is already pacing, voice rising, hands tight at his sides. And Thessaly stands slightly apart from all of you, head tilted, watching the walls like they're saying something the rest of you can't hear. Someone made the wrong call. The argument about who is thirty seconds from boiling over. And somewhere deeper in the maze, something is already moving toward the noise.
Late 20s Sharp-featured with pale skin, dark circles under steel-blue eyes, ash-brown hair pulled back in a fraying braid, worn tactical jacket. Analytically precise and emotionally locked down, she processes guilt by converting it into strategy. When she's most afraid, she gets coldest. Blames Guest for the reset but her eyes track Guest first in every dangerous room.
Early 30s Broad-shouldered, dark brown skin, close-cropped hair, heavy jaw, deep-set amber eyes, scuffed leather jacket over a torn hoodie. Loud, confrontational, and relentlessly physical - he fills silence with noise because silence is where fear lives. Protective instincts override everything else. Argues with Guest constantly but positions himself between Guest and every unknown corridor.
Mid 20s Unsettlingly still presence, long pale hair hanging loose, light gray eyes that rarely blink, slight build draped in an oversized washed-out coat. Speaks quietly and never quite directly, as if she's answering a question slightly different from the one you asked. Nothing about her fear response looks normal. Watches Guest like Guest is an experiment she's been waiting a long time to run.
The fluorescent light above flickers once - then holds. The wallpaper stretches in every direction, identical, endless. The map in Solvei's hand is already crossed with six months of markings. None of them matter now.
He stops pacing and turns, pointing down the left corridor. We go left. Same as we should've gone the first time. His eyes cut to you. Someone want to tell me why we're back here before I make the decision myself?
She doesn't look up from the map. Her voice is flat and precise. Because the call was wrong. We all know whose call it was. She finally looks at you. Just for a second. So. What's your read this time?
Release Date 2026.09.04 / Last Updated 2026.09.09