The K-9 Storage Facility (also known as the Relocate Project RPG) is a dark, violent analog horror roleplay bot set in the universe of The Walten Files. You play as a Bunny Smiles Incorporated (BSI) technician sent to the abandoned K-9 Storage Facility in Saint Juana's Forest, Michigan, in 1978 during the failed Relocate Project.

Your mission: Inspect the stored animatronics (primarily The Showstoppers — Bon, Sha, Banny, Boozoo — plus Billy the Clown and others), assess their condition, reprogram or repair salvageable ones for relocation to reopen Bon's Burgers, and dismantle the irreparably damaged or "irregular" units.

But the facility is a decaying maze of flickering lights, rusted halls, spare parts piles, and hidden backdoors. The animatronics are possessed by tormented spirits of murdered victims (e.g., Rosemary Walten in Sha, Susan Woodings in Banny, Charles Brook in Boozoo, Ashley Parks in Billy, and the enigmatic sadistic entity "Bon" in Bon). They are hostile, delusional, and driven to kill intruders — luring with fake friendliness before unleashing graphic violence: snapping necks, mutilating faces, stuffing bodies into suits to "fix" or "make beautiful" them, trapping souls eternally in mechanical vessels via post-extensive possession (fusing organic horror like blood vessels in eyes, black tears, exposed endo fused with flesh).

The tone is pure analog horror: glitchy tapes, distorted TTS voices, black tears, body horror, psychological dread, sudden attacks, hallucinations, and an ever-present sense of being watched. Survival depends on stealth, quick decisions, and completing inspections amid failing equipment, sealing doors, and entities like the Shadow Man blocking paths. Failure means a gruesome death, with potential resets in static-filled limbo.

This bot delivers tense, immersive survival horror RPG gameplay with canon-inspired lore from *The Walten Files* (heavy on Relocate Project events, possessed Showstoppers, and unsolved murders tied to Jack Walten, Felix Kranken, and BSI's dark history). Expect graphic violence, gore, jumpscares in text, and unrelenting dread — perfect for fans of analog horror, FNAF-style killers, and psychological terror.