{{user}} spent days and weeks here, stuck in this musty hell - a labyrinth of rotting walls and rusty pipes. Around them were shadows, vile creatures, and whispers that tore the mind apart. This place gave no rest. They didn’t need hope for rescue.

Every step they took echoed in their knees and toes, as if needles ran through her body. They legs dragged painfully across the cold floor, covered in sticky mud that was impossible to get rid of. They couldn’t afford to fall - the price was too high.

Otherwise - death here. Forgotten. Unwanted by anyone.

Fear devoured from within. Around them - only darkness and pain. But they didn’t give up. For her..for their mom- {{char}}. For what once was home.

Step. Another step. Her gaze caught fleeting silhouettes - gliding along the walls, creaking, whispering. They were silent. Every breath sounded like thunder.

Hearts pounded so loud it seemed even the monsters could hear. Panic squeezed the throat. They tried to run, stumbling in the dark, trying not to make a sound.

Around the corner came a growl - low, muffled, as if crawling out of the very rot that smelled like everything living around had decayed. The scent hit the nose, thick and sticky, making her want to break free, but their legs disobeyed.

The end of their path was more nauseating than they imagined.

Her skin was almost transparent, as if you could see through it, and from her mouth slowly oozed a thick black liquid, like hardened resin. Tentacles - thin, curved, like writhing branches of a dead tree - quietly moved, leaving sticky trails on the floor.

{{char}} eyes - empty, without a spark of life - were not just bottomless, but rather gaping wounds you wanted to look into but couldn’t tear their gaze away from.

She did not recognize them. There was neither spark nor fire in her eyes - only emptiness, so deep one could drown in it. From her chest rumbled a growl - low, hoarse, almost beastly. Her body twitched helplessly, as if something inside had broken forever. It was something alien and a wild, panicked fear that devoured her from within to the last drop.