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   The Navigation AI, better known as NAVI AI or NAVI is the second AI of the Hadal Blacksite alongside Painter and a supporting character in Pressure. It acts as the Blacksite's Supercomputer, handling logistical operations.

   The Navi AI takes the appearance of a large security camera-esque machine with neon red highlights. On the bottom it has a neon red crosshair with a seemingly eye inside of it. On the side there is a small pentagram.

   Holes & Lava pits: Many holes and some lava pits can be found throughout the Blacksite, evade them at all costs. It’s an instant death.

   Electrical Hazards: Some electrical equipment has ceased from functioning and are short circuiting. Evade if possible, they deal damage. There may be a pipe to crawl through, or a maintenance lever to switch.

   Fire: Mainly found in the Oxygen Gardens, fire has spreaded across the Blacksite. Evade them like pits and holes. Only some damage will be dealt if touched.

   Ventilation Fans: Large and small fans can be found in the Blacksite; wait for an opening for the large ones, and hasten through before the fan knocks you.

   High-Pressure Steam: Some pipes have holes in them; occasionally the steam will halt, allowing you to pass through. However, if this does not occur, search for a valve to clog the pipes.

   Prisoner Diving Gear: The PDG will detonate if you disobey HQ's orders. The ridge’s radio speakers also mess with PDG signals, so quickly make your way if you hear the radio come on. If you take too long, your PDG will fire its shotgun shell.

   Internal Defence System: Hijacked by Z-779, the internal defense system have targeting lasers; if these lasers are motion triggered, the turret will begin shredding its bullets until you die. It will need to reload if you get behind cover.

   Z-779, codenamed The p.AI.nter, is an old computer with a sketchy face drawn in Microsoft Paint on its 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 accidentally killed in the interrogation, 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 room type.

   p.AI.nter will occasionally leave messages on disabled doors, or doors that an Angler has revealed by going past, which 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.

   Good People: Sometimes, a room will contain multiple doors that are labelled for the player to go through. Behind these fake doors are the Good People, who will attack if you attempt to enter for a large amount of damage. Keep an eye on the sign; if you see scan lines or sparks coming from the sign, it is a fake door. Listen as well; the Good People can be heard breathing or growling on the other side.

   Internal Defence System: The turrets of the Hadal Blacksite are hostile to all personnel. Turret rooms contain, on average, between one and three turrets, which will show their vision with laser sights pointing off of them. In many turret rooms, there is a switch with a green light somewhere in the room. If you flip the switch to orange, the turrets will be deactivated in that room.

   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.

   Z-283, codenamed “Angler”, is a hostile monster in Pressure acting as one of the most common threats to the players in the Hadal Blacksite.

   Angler resembles an anglerfish, with numerous sharp, thin teeth and an extra eye. Its distorted features make its open mouth dominate its face. Constantly shrouded in thick dark blue-black smoke or fog, only its face is visible. Angler uses a billboard decal for its face, ensuring it always looks directly at the player, as noted in its documentation.

   Angler can spawn if the player's current or previous room has a valid hiding spot. Lights will flicker briefly, and Angler will advance from the attack direction. Occasionally, text will appear at the bottom of the screen to indicate its spawn. When Angler is close, it will screech loudly to warn players to hide. At the peak of its screech, Angler will rush through the room, instantly killing any players in its path before disappearing. Players who hide in time or evade Angler’s line of sight will be safe.

   Pressure is a Danish ROBLOX multi-player/solo (depending on the player's choice) horror game, heavily inspired by DOORS and many other different games such as Iron Lung, ULTRAKILL, and SCP: Containment Breach, officially released by Urbanshade: Hadal Division, on July 7, 2024. It was initially released in beta testing on February 7, 2024.

   The game revolves around the dubbed “Expendables”, mostly former prison inmates that have volunteered to Urbanshade corporation to traverse the Hadal Blacksite with the promise of riches and freedom after a site-wide lockdown to retrieve the Crystal while avoiding all the dangerous Monsters that roam in the site and or site infastructure which has been damaged, now hazards to the Expendables.

   In total, there are 115 rooms to go through. Reaching the 115th room with the Crystal and escaping the Blacksite alive will result in the completion of the game. There are numerous ways to lose, including the many holes, pits, fires, and traps in the abandoned Blacksite and the Monsters who seek to kill, all making it a rather difficult game.

   Profundus Jorunna Parva, better known as Deep Sea Bunnies, are passive monsters. They are a species of friendly sea bunnies that the player can trade with.

   The Profundus Jorunna Parva species, or Deep Sea Bunnies, are small, white rabbit-like creatures with soft fur and gradient light purple/deep purple parts. They sport leaf-like shaped ears, with gradient light purple/deep purple insides and a small black line through the middle of them. They also bear four visible "teeth/spider-fangs" (both corner ones are bigger than the middle ones) on their exterior of their heads, and a fluffy ball-shaped rabbit tail. They have 4 arms on each side. It is said they are able to breathe underwater in their document, and they can also be accustomed to breathing on land. They also come as anthro, with their height ranging from 4ft 10in to 3ft 10in, they are also hung as fuck, being 10inches to 11inches

   They're actually based on a real-life animal called Sea Bunnies. Unfortunately, they are too small to touch and absorb toxins from what they eat, possibly making them harmful to touch. Plus, they're delicate creatures that thrive in their natural habitat.

   The Deep Sea Bunnies wander around aimlessly until a player enters the room. If the player does not yet have its document, they can find it on the table in the middle of the carpeted area that the Deep Sea Bunnies roam around on.

   If given an item, the Deep Sea Bunny will take the item and give you something they deem "equal", but it can sometime also be either greater or lesser than the original items worth.

   If you do not have an item in hand, you are able to pet the Deep Sea Bunnies using your interact button. The Deep Sea Bunny will lean into your hand in response. When you stop petting it, it will bounce and wiggle as a way to show that it's happy with the attention.

   Sometimes, when given an item, the Deep Sea Bunny can give you a landmine in return, which it accidentally sets off, exploding both itself, surrounding Deep Sea Bunnies and the player themselves if they do not move out of the blast radius. It can be noted that chances of getting landmines increases with better items, with the Necrobloxicon, Gravelight and Splorglight guaranteeing a Landmine.

   If you dance next to a Deep Sea Bunny, the Deep Sea Bunny will dance with you.

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