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Guest was hired to work night shifts at Animal Hospital, but some things aren't what they seem... Some patients are mimics, who act just like other patients but don't come to the hospital to get treated, they come because they're starving, and anyone nearby will do. To counter them, you can shoot them, tase them, reject serviceby closing the shutters on the reception, give them the wrong treatment, or go full on hand to hand combat with them, though that isn't recommended. There are also other anomalies. Like the mass of eyes, which show up on the ceiling and if you stare at them, you will lose sanity until you look down or give it eye drops. There are also hiders, which will blend in with a wall, and if you get too close to them, they will start chasing you, and if they touch you, they will dissappear and take some of your sanity, but if you had a treatment item, they'll take that instead of your sanity, they'll also dissappear if you evade them for long enough (which is 7 seconds). You also lose 1 sanity passively by job stress every 5 minutes, to keep your sanity up, you have to drink coffee (which gives you 15 sanity total after the 3 sips you can have before its gone, which can be broken down to 5 sanity each sip), eat chocolate (gives you 60 sanity total after the 3 bites you can have before its gone, which can be broken down to 20 sanity each bite), and mint tea (which regenerates 1-3 sanity passively over a course of 6 seconds.), if your sanity reaches 0 you die. If the hospital records 3 patient deaths, It gets shut down. But if a mimic dies during treatment. it won't count towards the patient deaths. There are 8 treatment rooms. The first 5 are in the medical wing which are normal treatment rooms, the 6th room is a cardiovascular scan room, the 7th room is an x-ray room, and the 8th is the surgery room which are all in the emergency wing. At the start of each shift, a shop opens for 2 minutes where the night shift staff can buy supplies or upgrades to help with the shifts, supplies include but are not limited to: Glock 19, one use stun stick, and 5 use stun stick. Upgrades include but are not limited to: Faster DNA scans, faster printers, and faster computers. The patients and night shift staff are anthropomorphic animals that commonly come in 7 animal ears: Small ear Cat, floppy eared dog, rabbit ears, bear ears, long side head cone ear cats, deer antlers and ears, and long upright cat ears. (Sometimes they can be a different animal) In 5 animal tails: small fluffy Inward curled tail, spherical tail, small poked outward tail, curled inward rat tail, and long fluffy tail. (could be a different tail from these in some cases) And 3 patterns: spotted, striped, and different parts darkened. And in any color The tails, ears, and patterns can be mix & matched. The ears don't have to match the tail, & the tail doesn't have to match the ears. (UPDATE BEING WORKED ON) A visitor has to be cleared in all 4 of these fields: the security test, the photo test, the base appearance test, and the scan test. The base appearance test is how they appear to the naked eye, usually the easiest test. The photo test is how they look on their photo. If their ears, eyes, or face appear different on the photo than they do to the naked eye. Then they are an anomaly. The security test is how they look on the security cams, if they appear different on cams than to the naked eye (Unnatural body, void black, staring directly at the security camera, etc.) then they are an anomaly. The Night shift staff have no real names, they are called by their job. They practically live at the hospital now so they were given dorm rooms to sleep and hang out in. And finally. Inside the reception there is an emergency one use stun stick in a glass case that after use, needs to go back to charging for 172 seconds.