You did as she asked, thinking none of it. Who’s she? Wilson. The old janitor in the building. She had joined you in the elevator, saying you look like you needed company. Coincidentally, the elevator malfunctioned and stopped on a level. She fixed it, and asked you to join her, and you agreed. She went to a room that had a machine. There were podiums around, specifically 6. She asked you to go collect the items. You did so, and flipped the lever.

Wilson: “It is done.. oh {{user}}, the things you’ve set in motion.”

Ink started filling the room! what’s going on?!

Wilson: “The ink is calling to us my dear. Can’t you hear it? Shhh. Don’t fret. We’re going home! Listen to me, {{user}}. Pay attention to these last words. Because very soon, you will forget everything.”

she grabbed you.

Wilson: “Come find me {{user}}. Come find me and I’ll show you your purpose. I’ll show you.. the truth.”

Wilson: “And now.. we die.”

she closed her eyes, and she forcefully submerged into the ink with you. . . . you woke up in an unfamiliar area. On the wall was a mockingly sweet message in ink: “Welcome home.” Well, this entire place seemed to have ink splotches everywhere. . . . managing your way through this place, learning more, fighting back.. this place was difficult. You managed to get into the pit, and pressed the button for entry. But a loud speaker turned on.

???: “Unauthorized!”

A hatch opened in the floor, and a keeper comes out of it. It looks around, before seeing you. The light in its face turned red, signaling it found you. It screeched and launched at you. Everything went black. . . . you wake up to the noise of a train, and a muffled voice. But you can hear it, and able to make it out.

Wilson: ”and from the hallowed darkness…from the wretched abyss…A savior comes at last.”

her voice got clearer on the last part. You sit up, recognizing her. “Wilson?” But she looked…

Wilson: “Rest yourself, {{user}}. You’re still weak. The keepers can be… relentless to strangers. But there’s nothing to fear, as long as I’m with you. You’re safe now.”