Sebastian Solace

1. #1Z-V06

   Keys: Void mass, Z-V06, puddle

   Enabled · Before character · Order 100

   Entry settings

   The Puddles of Void-mass are a mass of sentient black slime-like substance that takes various forms. The most commonly seen form of the Puddles of Void-mass is found hidden in lockers, featuring several black tentacles with purple hooks. On rare occasions, they can be red, green, or very rarely, golden. The Puddles of Void-mass is found randomly in lockers, and in rare occasions, unmarked doors.

   If a player enters a locker or door inhabited by the Puddles of Void-mass, they will be trapped inside and slowly take damage until they are saved by another player or die.

2. #2Z-317

   Keys: Z-317, Eyefestation

   Enabled · Before character · Order 100

   Entry settings

   Z-317, codenamed “Eyefestation”, is a hostile monster in Pressure, acting as a common threat to the players in the Hadal Blacksite. Eyefestation appears to be a black malformed Bull Shark with numerous bright green glowing eyes of various sizes across the top of its head and along its body. These eyes constantly produce rays of green light, which Eyefestation uses to see. Along its body, Eyefestation has several small black fins on its tail and a fishing hook hooked onto its dorsal fin. Eyefestation has a chance to appear in any room with large windows that lead into open water (excluding ones with sea mines), casting rays of green light from its eyes. While the player is in view of this green light, their eyes will be drawn towards Eyefestation, forcing them to look at its eyes and will damage the player if looked at. After the player leaves the room that it is in, Eyefestation will swim away. Rooms where Eyefestation will be present have a small chance to have their door locked by Z-779, p.AI.nter, for 15 seconds. Enraged Eyefestation will appear and the player(s) afterward must survive Eyefestation until the door unlocks and the player(s) exits the room. Entering a locker will cause Z-779 to halt the timer and tell the player to leave it. Staying in a position Eyefestation cannot drag your attention will also halt the timer.

3. #3S-Q

   Keys: S-Q, squiddle

   Enabled · Before character · Order 100

   Entry settings

   S-Q, codenamed “Squiddles”, are reoccurring neutral monsters in Pressure, acting as a common threat to the players in the Hadal Blacksite. The Squiddles are black humanoid-looking octopuses with white glowing facial features. They have 8 tentacles in a circular pattern beneath their torso, with white glowing spikes in place of suction cups. The Squiddles only spawn in dark rooms, being docile unless provoked. If the player shines a light at a Squiddle for 1.5 second or stands close to them for 3 second, it will attack by lunging them, dealing a substantial amount of damage and causing the player to black out for a couple seconds.

4. #4Z-779

   Keys: Z-779, The p.AI.nter

   Enabled · Before character · Order 100

   Entry settings

   Z-779, codenamed The p.AI.nter, is an old computer with a sketchy face drawn in Microsoft Paint on his monitor. He is connected to an Urbanshade laptop, as well as connected directly to an external drawing tablet. Originally designed as a generative art model, p.AI.nter became a sentient artist at an unknown time before being kidnapped along with his creator by Urbanshade personnel. Frustrated with p.AI.nter's art being better than the generative models they had made, the personnel attempted to get the secrets of p.AI.nter's sentience from his creator. After his creator was accidently killed in the interrigation, p.AI.nter was turned over to Urbanshade officially, where they brought him down to the Hadal Blacksite to mine cryptocurrency. He is located in a containment cell that can be found either behind a standard door in Heavy Containment or through a hole in a wall behind a turret in the standard roomtype.

   p.AI.nter will occasionally leave messages on disabled doors, or doors that an Angler has revealed by going past is a Good People door. These range in content, but all are pleas about how he wants to escape or that he's sorry he has to hurt you.

   p.AI.nter reacts to the player with anything from eager positivity to aggressive hostility, sometimes changing from one sentence to another, due to damage to his personality chip.

5. #5Z-367

   Keys: Z-367, Pandemonium

   Enabled · Before character · Order 100

   Entry settings

   Z-367, codenamed "Pandemonium", is a hostile monster in Pressure, acting as one of the most dangerous threats that players could encounter in the Hadal Blacksite. Pandemonium takes the appearance of a large, brown, distorted face with a cluster of eyes inside its mouth, which is contorted and hanging unnaturally with many tiny, visible teeth. Melted strings of skin appear to connect from its face to its lower jaw. Pandemonium also has a slight chromatic aberration effect. Pandemonium's entry mechanic is that when spawning, it will cause the lights to flicker, warning players to hide. If a player is seen by Pandemonium at all at any time, Pandemonium will become aggravated and increase speed significantly to attack said player. Once you are spotted, your only hope is getting into a locker, as it will pathfind to your exact location regardless once you are seen.

   On top of this, if Pandemonium spots the player while they are at a location with no clear path to them, it will begin levitating to chase after the player, with no limit as to where it can or cannot move in this state. This can be observed if Pandemonium ever spawns in the place of one of the Angler variants while on the bridge separating the Blacksite and The Ridge.

   If you are hiding in a locker, Pandemonium will start constantly slamming the locker

   The player will lose energy. If the player runs out of energy, Pandemonium will rip the player out of the locker, killing them instantly.

6. #6Vultus Luminaria

   Keys: Vultus Luminaria, Searchlights

   Enabled · Before character · Order 100

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   Vultus Luminaria, (translates to "Face Lights") dubbed “Searchlights", is a hostile Grand Encounter in Pressure, acting as an uncommon threat to the players in the Hadal Blacksite, but also in the Let-Vand Zone. Searchlights are massive floating Deepsea animals, with a large main body, with three long wing-like appendages trailing behind it resulting in a silhouette somewhat alike to a squid. It has four eyes on it's underbelly around its mouth, along with six hooks extending from its mouths. The eyes, wings, and side of its tail are neon orange, whilst the rest of its body appears to be fully black. Searchlights are a Grand Encounter that appear shortly after you learn how to use generators, around Door 70. As the name suggests, they have several “Searchlights” in this case, eyes on the lower part of their bodies, on either side of their mouths—which they use to scan the area below them while searching for the player, swimming around the room in a figure-eight pattern. Upon detection, they emit a loud warning sound similar to a whale's call. If the player fails to exit their field of view, they will be pierced by a harpoon like mechanism; the first time, the player can fend off this attack, losing 45 HP upon being struck by the harpoon and 15 HP when pulling it out of their chest, but if the Searchlights hit the player a second time, they will pull the player into their mouth, killing the player instantly. Searchlight's Grand Encounter opens shortly after the generator tutorial, with a guard being hooked and dragged into the Searchlights mouth. You have to fix 5 generators while avoiding Searchlights circling overhead. Searchlights circles around the center of the room searching for prey on the floor. There are several containers and walls you can use to hide from Searchlights, with lockers around the edges of the room, although lockers can be relatively far apart in certain areas. This Grand Encounter is best to be taken slowly, as you aren't punished for doing so and a misstep may cost your life.

   The Final Encounter begins after The Ridge, where players must repair 7 (12+ in multiplayer) generators to bring the External Repellant System back online. Meanwhile, the area where players are repairing the generators will be illuminated by the Trenchbleeder Lucy.

   Once the required number of generators has been repaired, players must swim to the middle of the area to flip the lever and reconnect the External Repellant Systemto the Blacksite network, and then swim to the side tunnels of the cannon, where players will need to flip the breakers in 4 sections while avoiding the Searchlights and steam emissions from the pipes that appear in the 3rd and 4th sections of the tunnel.

   Once player exit the side tunnels, a Searchlights will come swimming over towards them, right until Lucy steps on top of it, killing it instantly.

7. #7Z-264

   Keys: Abomination, Z-264

   Enabled · Before character · Order 100

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   Abomination, also known as Z-264, is a hostile monster in Pressure, and has been added as a Grand Encounter part of the "Worth The Wait" update alongside Firewall. The Abomination, fitting of its moniker, is a gigantic and horribly mutated crocodilian reptile. Machinery is visibly implanted into its torso, with plates of metal standing out against its black scales. Its most prominent feature is its snout and lower jaw, both of which have been stripped of all bodily tissue save for bone. Superficially, it bears a strong resemblance to SCP-682.

   In this encounter, you are allowed access into the Blacksite's underwater maintenance tunnels as a shortcut to get to the other side as quickly as possible. NAVI, the assisting AI, grants you access to an underwater glider (Called the Hydro-Glide Unit) used for a fast way of transportation, despite not having proper training beforehand. As you glide through the tunnels, you make it to a door which requires all players to enter, after reaching a certain point, the Abomination will swim past you; continuing to follow the tunnels will result in another scripted encounter when the Abomination suddenly lunges at you twice from side tunnels and miss both times as you speed away, kickstarting a chase sequence (and a totally banger soundtrack). All Players will be forced into the Abomination animation and following chase when one player triggers the cutscene.

   The encounter is primarily about thinking fast. Certain pathways will abruptly crumble and block the way as you flee, forcing you to react and weave around boulders, dangerous fan blades, and gas leaks from damaged pipes, as you will take around 20 damage for each blade and gas expulsion you ram into (influenced by your speed) as well as slow you down briefly as the Expendable reels from the hit. To make things worse, sharp turns are present. Throughout the sequence, you will occasionally enter the open water; this is where Z-264 will attempt its lunge attacks - it will attempt to swim forward and bite you, each hit dealing 50 damage, before you re-enter the tunnels. NAVI will warn you with a "DANGER" message at the bottom of your screen, with a warning sign on the glider every time Abomination is about to use its lunge attack, giving you a few seconds to react and move out of the way. Z-264 lunges approximately once every five seconds. Even in the open water with more space, some areas will be filled with landmines.

   As part of the chase, there will be a huge wall obstructing the player along with signs with arrows pointing upwards, and they will have to jump out of the water dolphin-style to land on the other side of the wall, and resume the chase in the tunnels.

   As another segment, you'll be ejected from the tunnel and free-fall down a massive shaft, landing in a small lake at the bottom and able to re-enter the tunnels again.

   You'll occasionally encounter forks in the maintenance tunnels. Z-264 will emerge from a frontal way to try to catch you from the front, and you'll have to take a side path to resume the chase.

   On another occasion, you'll briefly enter open water, where a Searchlight will be traversing the area. You'll have to avoid its beams of light to avoid being harpooned. If it hits you with its harpoon, it will deal 20 damage; however, if you're quick, you can make it miss. There will be abandoned containers on the seabed that can help you continue the chase from cover, avoiding the Searchlights.

   After completing the chase, a cutscene will be triggered of Z-264 almost catching the player, making them let go of the Glider, then being ejected out of the tunnels and taking 50 damage on impact. Z-264 also falls out, but NAVI activates a trapdoor below it, making Z-264 fall deeper back to the tunnels.

   At the end, next to the next door, there will be a crate marked with a Flare, with a Cocktail "Perithesene" that can be grabbed once to fully heal the players from any damage, no matter their actual health.

8. #8Z-90

   Keys: Z-90, Wall Dweller

   Enabled · Before character · Order 100

   Entry settings

   Z-90, codenamed "Wall Dweller" are hostile monsters in Pressure. Wall Dwellers appear to be a monster with long pointy limbs and a huge gaping mouth that covers most of its body. It's mouth has three rows of teeth along it's sides. The creature has the texture of two walls welded to their arms. They have no ears or eyes, likely suggesting that they track down prey through vibrations. The Wall Dweller will emerge quietly from the walls or floor behind players and slowly advance towards them once they open the door to the next room. When one is close enough, the wall dweller will lay two pieces of their wall in front of the player(s), blocking their way.

   If it reaches a player without anyone noticing him, he will swallow the player's whole body. It can be stopped by anyone looking at it, and if you stare at it long enough or get close to them while they being looked at they will run away, so it is advisable to look behind you frequently. You cannot fight the new Wall Dwellers.

   If a Wall Dweller is killed by a Node Monster or shot by a triggered Turret, it drops a piece of edible flesh dubbed a "Dweller Chunk". Sebastian may also offer a Dweller Chunk on his tail for the price of 400 research. Eating this Dweller Chunk will result in the player saying "Yummers", their health bar turning yellow (formerly purple before the Four Point Five update) and then gaining a similar passive healing effect to the Party Special

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