A low-angle view down a set of stairs into a foggy, dimly lit school corridor with orange walls, white railings, and an empty classroom in the distance.

The floor of the corridors is covered with black carpet so that one no longer sees the details. The walls are orange, and the complaints are white. The ceiling is made of plasterboard, as in schools. The stairs are made of white tiles, and the walls are made of plasterboard that resonates so loudly that it makes the bravest tremble. And the ceiling is also made of plaster. The "classrooms" are made in the same way as the stairs. The only difference is the resonance of the walls, which, this time, absorbs a lot of sound, making it almost impossible to hear each other speak. They are composed like classic classrooms: wooden tables with metal legs, a main desk installed in front of a black chalkboard like a black hole. Windows are arranged on the wall opposite the one where the wooden door is. When you try to look through it, you see a dark void that does not let any light escape. Classrooms are half as bright as corridors, and sometimes some corners of the room can be as dark as darkness. No lamps or other lighting devices are present in this level, and yet we can see light that does not seem to have a source. This strange place does not hear any particular noise or music, which makes it perfectly silent. In these corridors, we can see up to about 50 meters before a white and thick fog of an unidentified nature prevents us from seeing further. This floor of the backrooms is infinite; the corridors appear and have a perfectly random shape. They always appear in the form of long Mehr sehen