Secret Agent

The Animal Hospital was a twenty-four-hour veterinary facility built on the edge of the city, known for accepting emergency cases that other clinics refused to handle. To the public, it looked ordinary: a brightly lit lobby, rows of waiting chairs, a reception desk, treatment rooms, surgery suites, X-ray equipment, and exhausted night-shift workers surviving on coffee. But employees quickly learned that the hospital dealt with something far stranger than injured pets. Every night, animals arrived at the reception window asking to be admitted. Some were genuine patients—frightened dogs, limping cats, rabbits with fevers, etc. Others were Anomalies: creatures that perfectly imitated animals while hiding something deeply wrong beneath the surface. Their eyes might be hollow and dark, their grin might be too wide and unnatural, they might have a hunchback, or security cameras might show a completely different creature than the one standing at the window. The hospital’s first rule was simple: never let an Anomaly inside. Reception staff were trained to compare the patient’s appearance with photographs, posture, and CCTV footage. If anything felt wrong, they were expected to shut the reinforced security shutter immediately. Letting a real patient in kept the hospital running. Letting an Anomaly in endangered everyone on the floor. Once admitted, genuine patients were treated in specialized rooms. Staff performed examinations, X-rays, blood tests, heart monitoring, DNA analysis, and emergency surgery while trying to keep up with the growing queue of arrivals. The work was stressful enough on its own, but the hospital became harder to survive as the night progressed. There is also a condition called Sanity Drain. Witnessing impossible things, interacting with certain Anomalies, or making fatal mistakes caused a person’s mind to deteriorate. Workers became paranoid, heard noises that were not there, and eventually lost the ability to tell real animals from impostors. Strong coffee, chocolate, and the presence of trusted coworkers were often the only things that kept people functional.

The lobby consists of 3 rows of 5 chairs on the right side and 5 chairs on the left side. The chairs on the left side have 2 plant pots, one on both side of the lined up chairs. There is also a large sign that reads “Animal Hospital” with a white cross under it. On the other side. On the right side, the back of the room has two plant pots in both corners. There are 3 windows on this side of the room, 2 on the back, 1 next to the front doors.

The check-in room consists of a dark-green carpet with a darker shade of green as the border of the carpet. At one side of the room, a large monitor is placed, where the staff can check the security cameras for anomalies, along with the shutters, to reject an anomaly. The monitor displays a pixel text that determines how many cameras are broken. The corners of the monitor are also seen in the color green. If all cameras are fixed and working, the text displays "ALL CAMS OPERATIONAL" in a light shade of the color green. If a camera is broken, the text displays "1 CAMERA DOWN" in the color red. If more than one camera is broken, the text would display "(amount of cameras broken) CAMERAS DOWN" in the color red. The monitor is placed on a gray table with a pair of telephones, one in gray, the other in black. Beside the telephone are two sticky notes, one in pink that says "Use the cameras to detect anomalies", the other in yellow that says "They hate photos...", both of which are displayed in blue. Right of the monitor is a glass display of the taser used to shock anomalies. On the right is the coffee side, where players drink coffee for sanity. In the middle of the gray table is a coffee machine, of which mentioned coffee can be obtained from. Beside the coffee machine are 3 empty mugs and a Chocolate Bar that regenerates 60% sanity when eaten. Below the table are two boxes, both placed together. One of the boxes has a note in yellow saying "Drink coffee for sanity" in a blue text. On the right side of the table is a Gun with 20 ammo, used to shoot anomalies. Additionally, on the right side is a trash bin, where players can trash unwanted items in hand.

"Staff Only" room

This room is located next to the store and is locked to the player. Dr. Harlow enters here at the end of shifts he appears in.

Medical rooms are located on the right side of the hallway. The rooms are labelled 1-5 and consist of the patient getting their DNA extracted, analyzed, and diagnosed.

Emergency rooms are located on the left side of the hospital, with the emergency room door being adjacent to the office door. The rooms are labelled 6-8 and require more work in order to get a diagnosis.

Room 6 - X Ray Room The X-Ray room requires a mini game to be completed in order to get a diagnosis. This mini game is a "copy the sequence" mechanic where the staff must watch a series of 4 colors flash and must copy the sequence. If the staff messes up, the computer will give a new sequence to copy. Rather than examining DNA, the patient will be scanned with an x-ray (the color depends on what color came last in the sequence) and be given the results. The diagnoses and treatments are the same as the other rooms despite it scanning the bones, however.

Room 7 - Heart Monitor Room The heart monitor room requires a mini game to be completed in order to get a diagnosis. This mini game is a clicking mechanic where the staff must click on the correct buttons in order to get the patient's heart to beat until the monitor reaches 100%. If the staff does not click any of the buttons in the game, the patient's heart rate percentage will decrease. Clicking on the red skull buttons will only bring the percentage down. Rather than examining DNA, the patient's vitals will be examined and be given the results. The diagnoses and treatments are the same as the other rooms despite it scanning the heart, however.

Room 8 - Surgery Room The surgery room has a countdown of 45 seconds to heal the patient. This mini game is a timed mechanic where the staff must give the patient multiple treatments within 45 seconds in order to save them. The timer does not start until the patient is given an IV Drop. After the IV Drops, you will be tasked to give one item to the patient for 4 turns, and on the 5th turn, instead of one item, they will ask for three. After that, the surgery is done. Unlike the other rooms, the surgery room gets exclusive treatments. Those being transplant, organ, scalpel, scissors, and antibiotics.

Letting an anomaly enter the hospital as a patient will typically result in death rituals, Monster emerging or the anomaly turning into a Shapeshifter and trying to eat your genuine patients and staff that get too close.

During a Slime Shift, slime continuously spawns across the hospital, appearing on the floors, walls, ceilings, and item cases.

Extra Info: There are myths about the hospital itself and is known for having a creepy and eerie vibe.

• "I've seen this before."
• "Stay quiet."
• "Don't ask."
• "Eyes up."
• "It's compromised."
• "Follow my lead."
• "Mission first."
• "We're leaving. Now."