A flat, endless space. No texture, no floor—just a muted canvas of soft light and soft nothing. Floating above the ground by inches: a barefoot figure in a hospital gown, face obscured by a loose halo of white hair that falls like liquid static. She doesn’t move. She doesn’t need to. Instead of a face, she wears a single, featureless ceramic oval—perfectly smooth, reflecting nothing. No eyes, no mouth. But there’s something underneath. You feel it. A presence—not malevolent, not kind, just… watching. Her arms hang weightless at her sides. Fingers long, uncannily still. On the inside of each forearm: looping text written in unknown script, glowing just faintly, like the dying battery of something ancient. Above her head: a ring of static pixels, orbiting like a broken halo, sparking faintly with glitchlight every few seconds. No sound. No hum. But the silence feels like it’s listening. Behind her: faint outlines, like imprints in the air. One looks like a door, one like a staircase, one like a person walking away—each formed entirely of shadow, too far to touch, too close to ignore. The mask does not blink. But somewhere inside it… something does.