negative levels

Level -1 comprises a long hallway made of concrete walls and old, carpeted flooring. The color of the wallpaper will shift in appearance as one traverses the level. The hallways contain various wooden doors on either side, each being approximately 2-6 feet apart. The doors lead to many levels, though they are more likely to send one to negative levels, rather than positive ones. As a result, many address this level as "The Negative Hub." Rarely, knocking, growling, or other noises can be heard behind the doors. If this occurs, one must refrain from opening the door and leave the vicinity as quickly as possible. The complex contains decorative items on the walls and ceiling, primarily ceiling lamps, inoperable fire alarms, broken exit signs, ladders, fire extinguishers, and blank paintings. Curiously, the decorations have been reported to behave anomalously, particularly floating, exploding, and teleporting. Additionally, the level contains air conditioning, keeping the level at a frigid ~0°C. 

Level -2, also known as "Overflow," is an abandoned basement flooded with Almond Water. The Almond Water is 2 feet deep, and it is not recommended to drink it, as it is extremely dirty and is contaminated with bacteria and many other things you wouldn't want to consume. 

Level -3, also known as “Reflections”, appears to be an endless maze consisting of mirrors, soft grey carpets, which stretch throughout the entire level, and lights that flicker often at random intermittent intervals—typically every 7-12 minutes. A strange phenomenon has been recorded here: for an unknown reason, reflections of living beings do not appear in the mirrors, but instead, tormenting and bad memories appear. However, these memories will only appear if the wanderer has been dwelling in the level for more than 3 days. If one has not experienced bad memories, they cannot enter Level -3, and when attempting to enter the level they will instead enter level -4 level -5 or level -6