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7/7

The creature we saw is called a "Smiler". I'm not sure how we escaped it given we did basically did the exact opposite of what you're meant to do when you encounter them. We broke eye contact, ran away, and shrieked a lot.

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6/7

In our corner of the Multiverse, our version of the Backrooms seems to sit between a bunch of different universes, such as the Third and 925th. But it isn't well documented so I could be completely wrong.

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5/7

Sadly I wasn't able to get a photograph of the monster.

Did a bit of research:

The Level we travelled to is known as Level 35.

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4/7

I actually brought the wrong camera with me: I picked up an old digicam instead of my Sony A7III.

The photos look a bit naff, but, funnily enough, visually fitting as they greatly resemble other photos of the Backrooms I've seen from different universes.

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3/7

I grabbed LEGO Jenny and we scrammed. It didn't seem to follow us, so we weren't in immediate danger. I then made the above post. (The Backrooms has WiFi for some reason. I wonder how secure it is?)

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2/7

I was sceptical, but I entertained the trip through the mundane car park level, until we encountered what I can only describe as a monster. In a dark corner, I saw a glowing white set of eyes and a mouth, which started moving towards me very quickly.

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There is. Shift on over to the City of our reps will give you the details.

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After we left, I asked my friend to pick somewhere a bit more interesting, a bit more adventurous. This place wasn't awful or anything but it also wasn't amazing either. I'm a girl who loves THRILLS, you know?

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We read about the former inhabitants of the house as we explored it. We looked at some of their possessions: a gramophone, a tapestry, a creepy dolls house... 

On the plus, side the small room used for brewing alcohol smelled lovely.

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I did stop to get food and my GOSH they were expensive. Best part of a fiver for a simple sandwich. I settled on an iced biscuit and a bottle of water.

Before heading into the main house, we had a look at the ruined, 12th or 13th century chapel. Pretty but not really notable.

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Inside the second hand bookshop, LEGO Jenny found a postcard she insisted I take a photo of. She said "this will amuse a certain group of people", but only smiled when I asked her to explain who. I gave up at this point.

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I... don't get her fascination. This era, this specific area of the UK, and this planet. I love her to pieces but she has such odd tastes. At least Knighton had a sense of DANGER.

But at least I spotted a few sparrows to take some photos of.

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Phew.

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As for the name of Everybear's universe, it is:

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If any Shifters do have appropriately-sized clothing for Everybear, please drop them off at the Lost-and-Found Department of the City, and ask for Patricia Everywhere. She'll be able to shift them directly to Everybear's postbox.

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The rest of the day was pretty uneventful, other than most of our walk being at night. My friends did have to ride on my shoulders, given that they didn't want to get lost and that their legs are so small they can't keep up the same pace as a human.

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the... oh fudge that's a huge number... um, I'll post it later.

Anyways, during our visit, we soon discovered Everybear's problem. The faux-leather on both her coat and hat was peeling!

Everybear was upset so we tried to keep her mood up by telling jokes and going for a walk.

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You can respect their gender identity whilst being otherwise opposed to them, of course.

Hey, we're not sure you're really allowed to do this. We would send a representative to enter a dialogue with you but you'd probably arrest said representative so we won't do that.