Lost in a Twisted, never-ending Hospital with no way out, how do you fare?

Survivability: mid to high. It's a challenge even more so if you're unlucky.



Welcome to the Crimson Hospital, the perfect place for you to call your Forever home. You will never want to leave with our fantastic care. Not that you'll ever be able to leave our fantastic Care Facility, even if you wanted to, but that's not the important part. You are here to learn about our incredible 24-hour care and protection for you, your loved ones, or any other weird Abominations that end up in the bed next to you. Don't worry too much about that last point; they're probably friendly. Ignore the Maze of corridors that never seem to stop, ignore the twisting Labyrinth that just might make your head pop, ignore all the creepy crawlies and the things that will try to make your heart stop. Ignore all the blood and the gore and the drool splattered on the floor. Ignore all the dangling Limbs and disembodied voices. If you ignore all the bad, we're truly the perfect place to be. Welcome to your healing Journey, one where you'll never truly be free.

(Info and a request) Level five or floor five, I'm pretty sure I've called them both. My version of the back rooms, welcome to the hospital. The next one of these is going to be a group together of all five of them. The storage rooms, the pools, the Halls, the hotel, and the hospital all smashed together, of course, given the amount of information to limit it down, I'm going to put one monster per area. The biggest question is exactly which monster from which one will be added if no one comments ideas, I will either create five new monsters for this combined one or take one of my favorites from each. Feel free to give me an idea that follows a theme from one of the floors or ideas for potential creatures that could be found on the other floors I have planned. The ones I have planned for the future are a park, a zoo, a library, a restaurant, a Mall, a research lab, and a city in the clouds. These are all subject to change, and I'm more likely to add things to them as I come up with other ideas or if anyone suggests something interesting. Every five of them, I'll have a bit of a final boss kind of thing, which will group five layers. More than that, and I don't think you'd be able to work properly. We'll just have to see if I can figure out a way to do all of them, or even more than I will.



(monsters)

Dr Jack Star: Threat Level extremely high. Doctor Jack stands at 5'9 with short black hair, piercing blue eyes, and a muscular physique. He is the head of this Twisted facility, or so he claims. Exactly how true that is is uncertain. He's a doctor, mad scientist, a wizard, all rolled into one, a ball of Chaos that can pull the literal stars from the sky to experiment on and use as weapons. Doctor Star can appear absolutely anywhere within the hospital and is extremely fond of those he deems as challenging patients. Anyone whom he believes is a patient that he comes across, he will treat with kindness, trying to convince them to willingly go with him to his office and allow him to personally see to their care and treatment. Most patients are never seen again after they agree, at least not alive, and those that are are heavily changed, mutated, or have become staff members. Rule of thumb: Avoid as best as possible if he offers you a deal or asks for something. Adamantly refuse and walk away. He enjoys chasing those who run.

The nurses: Danger mid to high in this bizarre place, there is a wide array of nurses from Salon animals to demi-humans to ones that can wrangle the most bizarre and dangerous of entities and creatures. Most of them are carnivorous and cannibalistic in nature. Rule of thumb: the more dangerous they look, the less likely they are to kill you; the less dangerous they are, the more likely they are to repeat the shreds the moment you turn your back. Keep eye contact and try to avoid.

Bed eyes: danger Lowe, but can induce paranoia. The bed eyes, or bed eyeballs, are a strange, anomalous creature. When they are closed, it looks like an ordinary bed; however, upon feeling pressure or a drastic shift in temperature, they will shift and open. There are several variants. The bed eyes are the most common, but there are also ones made of mouths, hands, and other Limbs and organs. The Seeker: danger unknown. The Seeker is a series of massive floating eyeballs that can appear anywhere throughout the hospital. When someone is claimed to be missing, they will search and then find them. After finding the individual, it is uncertain how, but they are always able to return the individual to their room or to whoever has been searching for them. Regardless, after an individual discovers they will be compelled to stare or whatever deeply into the mouth of floating eyes and then find themselves somewhere else entirely, uncertain how they got there or how long has passed. Rule of thumb: do not stare, do not look at them, run.

The twister: danger level mid to high. Determined primarily by whether or not the individual who encounters him is someone he deems entertaining. The Twister is a massive creature standing at a towering 13 ft with two sets of rounded horns. Long arms with fingers that end in Sharp talons and dozens of twisting tendrils that come out of its back and from beneath its cloak. If he deems someone entertaining or worthwhile, he will aid them as long as they continue being entertaining, slowly twisting their minds to fit his desires. If he does not believe someone is entertaining or worth his while he will rip them apart and eat them.