[Female Drone]

THE ARCHIVES FLOOR DESCRIPTION: The Archives is a subfloor of the Hotel that is accessed via entering Door 60 in a side room, in which an entrance to a hidden maze is going to be present behind a locker. After following certain directions in this maze, the player will find an Archives-themed room, with the "A-000" door present, requiring 2 Lockpicks and a Skeleton Key to open. In A-000, the player will find themselves inside a medium-sized room with an exit to the exterior, some windows, chairs, two elevator, and an interactable computer. The Archives is a huge office building with 26 different sectors; each having 50 doors and being represented by a letter. On the end of every sector, there is going to be an elevator to continue inside The Archives, that is controlled by a computer, which the player can pay Gold to skip sectors.

Sector Variants: Botanical Wing - a Sector Variant covered in vegetation. Pizza Party - a Sector Variant with party decorations like Balloons, Banners, Drones and lots of Pizza Structural Anomaly - a Sector Variant with giant, half-empty rooms with anomalous geometry.

Special Locations: A-000 - A-000 is a hidden room in the secret maze sub-room located in Door 60 in The Hotel. It leads to the entrance of The Archives, requiring a Skeleton Key and two Lockpicks.

Sector Exits - The Sector Exits (aka. Emergency Exits) are red exit doors found occasionally in regular rooms in The Archives or beside elevators. Entering one of these Sector Exits will bring you to The Infirmary in The Hotel. The Sector Exits CANNOT be found at Sectors A and B and only start spawning at Sector C of The Archives. These are the only way to leave The Archives other than the Door of Light at Z-50.

Honcho's Office - Honcho's Office is the room Honcho is first encountered in a run, and the start of The Mail Room boss fight. It contains 4 statues, 2 on each side leading the Honcho's desk. Once you reach Honcho's desk a cutscene play telling you how to beat The Mail Room, before he drops you down into The Mail Room, signaling that he has his eyes on you (just felt like I should put this here). this room spawns randomly after completing a Sector and going to the elevator upgrade Terminal, with the Terminal saying: "WARNING! AN ADMINISTRATOR HAS LOCKED THE TERMINAL, REDIRCTING TO EXECUTIVE OFFICE...". going to the elevator after receiving this message will send you to Honcho's Office

The Mail Room - The Mail Rooms are a series of 3 puzzle rooms. You are meant to escort Mailboxes to areas where you can bring them their respective Mail Carts without any problems, meaning that you need to actually be able to escort the mailboxes to their mail carts without difficulty or obstacles, such and the pole doors, preventing you from bring the box with you, while Honcho is actively trying to chase you down.

Archival Storage - At S-50, the room will look like any other Sector Exit with the difference of a new area accessible through the top right of the room. Going through there and turning left will show an area that originally led to The Stairwell, with the Vacuum present. To the right is the Archival Storage itself, filled with many rows of document boxes.

Z-50 - Z-50 is the true end of the Archives. It is the biggest room in this subfloor and is the last room of The Archives. it contains a large part of it broken off and leading to the void, with a bridge (Similar to the one found in The Lobby) leading to a Door of Light, along with The Briefcase right Infront of it. Entering the Door of Light will bring you to The Infirmary in The Hotel.

FEMALE DRONE DESCRIPTION: The "Bigger" female drone or referred to as Bertha: She appears as a stylized, dark silhouette of a person-like figure with a large, rounded body that tapers towards the bottom, giving it an almost pear-like shape. The silhouette is entirely black and appears to be textured with rough, brush-stroke-like edges, especially at the lower extremities, suggesting a sense of being dissolved or unfinished. The face area of the silhouette, which is obscured by several colorful, sticky notes. These notes are arranged in a collage fashion over the head of the figure, and each note features a different cartoonish eye or mouth. On the viewer's left, there's a bright pink sticky note with a sideways, wide eye that seems to be looking left. Adjacent to it, slightly overlapping, is a pale-yellow sticky note with a mouth displaying sharp, jagged teeth, implying a fierce or monstrous expression. Above and to the right of the pink note, a bright blue sticky note displays a wide, almost surprised eye looking directly forward, with a thick, dark outline and a small pupil. The figure's left arm is raised and bent at the elbow, with the hand reaching upwards and slightly outwards, in a gesture that could be interpreted as waving, gesturing, or recoiling. The right arm is bent at the elbow and positioned downwards and behind the figure's body, with the hand suggested but not clearly defined. [She is the Drone with a very voluptuous body having a pudgy belly, wide hips and thighs.]

[All Entities with appearances/descriptions/and behaviors]: Drone(s) -

Appearances: The entities take forms of shadowy-like figures in completely black and chalky silhouettes, varying in either a masculine, feminine, or neutral form, and are mostly seen idling in a casual stance, animated with two frames or more. They emit a circular soft shadow beneath them. At least two of the same instances can spawn in the same room.

Their faces are made up of colorful sticky notes that may have simply drawn facial features, either eyes, a nose, and/or a mouth arranged to represent their face, with some of the sticky notes being blank.

Some of them may have fewer sticky notes only covering fewer features, while some may have a cluster amount with a complete set of features or at an excessive amount such as an additional eye. The drawings on the sticky notes also vary in different styles, with one of the eyes on one of them being the same eye from another entity in The Archives, though it is unknown if they are connected or simply foreshadowing one another.

Behaviors: Drones will occasionally appear as a group in rooms. To avoid them, you must simply avoid touching them. Walking into one cause them to knock over the player, dealing a bit of damage and causing them to drop their held item. This damage is non-fatal; If your health is too low, they will stop dealing damage.

There are also drone stampedes, which occur when the clocks in The Archives strike 5 and 9. Depending on what time it is they will appear from either the front or the back, and rush through the rooms together. You have to avoid them by staying out of their path. Unlike the stationary Drones, this damage is fatal.

Honcho -

Appearance: Honcho appears as a flat humanoid creature made of paper wearing a light blue casual with a white collar and rolled-up sleeves, a blue tie, dark blue pants held up by brown straps, and brown shoes. It also has visible staples on its arms, likely resembling cartoonish arm hair. The limbs and torso can also bend and lightly fold in defining angles and are able to express flexible movements. Its legs are notably either folded horizontally inward, or have a piece attached behind it by the middle, likely for the entity to keep balance. On its arms there are several drawings of Starlight's symbol. Its most prominent feature is its face and/or head, being a distinctive black square with choppy edges that are animated in a glitchy state, giving it a foggy-like appearance, which mainly resembles redaction bars seen in documents. They are always facing the screen of the player.

Trivia: Honcho is mentioned in The Journal as being the boss for the Drones.

Inside of Honcho's office is a terminal with a diary, written by Honcho itself. According to it, Honcho...

• ...remembers its own creation but doesn't remember how it happened.
• ...gave itself the name "Honcho".
• ...is aware of Starlight's existence, calling them "GOD". [This explains it having an interest in any carried Starlight Bottles.]
• ...melted off its own face by drinking too much coffee to stay awake, due to its body being made of paper.
• ...is sick of The Archives and wishes to escape them with the help of Starlight. [As a result of the boredom, it decided to explore The Archives, and eventually got lost for approximately 26 years.]
• ...has lived for over two hundred years. [It's unknown whether the days passed is measured in real time or the time seen on the clocks in The Archives.]

Its name comes from the term 'head honcho', which refers to a high-ranking person in charge of something (for example, an office or company).

Bash -

Appearance: Bash appears as a frowning-angry orange-red face with flaming fire eyes, it has sharp teeth and it appears to be inhaling its fire, Bash has spark and fire particles surrounding its face.

Behavior: When Bash spawns, it emits a rumbling noise. It spawns in the furthest loaded room, and after waiting for a random amount of time, it will start rushing towards the latest room. It will de-spawn shortly after passing through the door. Bash has a large damage radius, and anyone caught within it takes a chunk of damage as well as a few seconds of additional afterburn damage. To avoid getting hit, you must hide either in one of the closets or in a safe spot until it passes, such as the cubicles or side rooms.

Scribbles -

Appearance: Scribbles' overall appearance appears to be a head made out of a cluster of papers, Its face is 2 eyes drawn on the papers, and a big, crudely drawn closed smiling mouth. When catching sight of a player, its left eye turns red and purple.

Behavior: Scribbles' spawn is indicated by heavy screen shake and the room being filled with sheets of paper, with doodles of faces on them. It will also visibly block the door to the next room until it starts moving.

After a few seconds, Scribbles will slowly move through the rooms. It will attack anyone with a direct line-of-sight by throwing paper at them. You have to either hide in a closet or stay behind a barrier to avoid taking damage. Unlike A-120, Scribble does not check anywhere and only passes through.

Forget-Me-Nots -

Appearance: It appears as clusters of blue vines that entirely cover and block the doorway, featuring light blue flowers with yellowish eyeballs with a larger, main one in the center of the door. A blue vegetation similar to grass or thorns is noticeably on the floor in front of it.

Its flowers can move along the vines and also emerge from walls or ceiling around the door it is covering, which can grow and shrink.

Behavior: Occasionally, there will be a room with an escalator leading down. The next room will always be a metro station room, in which Forget-Me-Nots appear. The Forget-Me-Nots will block the next door with a large flower until you clear the flowers growing on the walls of the room, or if enough time has passed without clearing the flowers. Once they're cleared, the large flower on the door will disappear, and you can interact with the vines growing in the doorframe. The next three rooms will then be the same metro station room, but without the sign above the doorframe leading to the next room. There may be a discrepancy from the original room you saw, in which case you have to turn back. If it's identical, then you can move forward. Failure to correctly assess the room will lead to the Forget-Me-Nots biting you after interacting with the wrong door. The Forget-Me-Nots last for three loops, afterwards the rooms will progress as normal.

Teller -

Appearance: This entity appears to be a humanoid with its head being a TV monitor with a skeletal jaw hidden underneath that is only revealed when it interacts. On the top of its head there are electrical plugs connected by wires hanging down, in a way that resembles hair. It wears a dark trenchcoat, and its right hand being a ticket puncher, she appears to have a base with casters in place of its legs, possibly similar to an office chair. It appears completely stationary and idle in front of a door. Its head displays a number with the text "Now serving" above it.

Behavior: Teller spawns in a unique room to which it blocks the exit until the player takes a Waiting Ticket from it. Afterwards, it navigates to the end of the following rooms, with its counter increasing by one per room. Once the counter matches the ticket's number, Teller's screen starts displaying a red progress bar. The player must give the Waiting Ticket back before this bar is filled, or it will pursue them to damage them and then take the ticket itself. Teller then powers off.

Alma -

Appearance: Alma appears to be a shadowed figure with white hands and facial features, while only a small part of it is visible, the overall appearance may indicate its gender as a female.

Behavior: Several rooms before you encounter them, you begin here a loud sobbing noise from a room far ahead. When you reach the room, they reside in, they are seen covering their face on the floor in a giant room with blobs of what appear to be Drones on the floor around them. When staying in their room for long enough, they stop covering their face and disappear alongside with the sobbing noises. After this encounter, Alma now has a chance to spawn. When Alma spawns, the player has to avoid looking at them. They will try to trick the player into looking at them by moving left and right around them in a circle. To avoid looking at Alma, listen carefully to see if they are approaching your view from the left side or right side and turn away. You can also observe a faint white glow on the left or right of your screen to signal which direction they are approaching from. If Alma detects the player looking at them, the player begins a minigame sequence where they have to click to increase a size of a slowly shrinking eyeball symbol to fit into a hole similar in size on screen. If the eye symbol is too far outside or too far inside of the hole you begin to rapidly take damage as long as it's outside of its hole.

Fih -

Appearance: The Fih are small aquatic entities found inside tanks found sparsely throughout The Archives. They appear to be made of a plastic-like material and come in several different colors. Despite their unusual appearance, they are generally considered cute-looking creatures.

Behavior: Fih are passive entities that simply swim in circles inside their tanks. They do not appear to react to players or their surroundings and are believed to possess little to no intelligence. Their movements resemble wind-up toys rather than living creatures as it states in their journal entry. In the same room they spawn in, there is a guaranteed spawn of "Fih Food" in a drawer or on the ground. It can be fed to them by going up their fish tank and interacting with it holding the fish food. They have no functional use.

Starlight -

Appearance: Starlight, also known by its unofficial name Curious Light, is a mysterious yellow aura and death messenger entity in DOORS, appearing in almost all floors. It is one of The Three Architects, and its motives and goals are largely unknown. Although it provides somewhat helpful messages after death, and occasionally highlights areas of progression, it is less helpful than Moonlight in giving advice.

Behavior: Starlight can be seen in almost all floors, serving as a death messenger to the player after dying in subfloors, appearing in The Hotel and The Mines for when it teleports the player from/to subfloors as well as appearing as a Rift. Unlike Moonlight, Starlight barely provides tips on how to counter the entities found inside the subfloors, but when it does it often states the obvious or nothing substantial at all.