This room is somewhat rare to come across, but most

visitors will find it sometime during their stay. This room

is a danger level 5/10, for mental hazards and one singular entity. The room is ~8 Km. (1/2 mile) long and the only way to get out is travelling to the end in either direction.

The only hiding places are occasional vents that sometimes lead to other rooms but generally stop at dead-ends.

The Halls of Nostalgia feature paintings of the visitor's memories, such as their childhood, family, friends, and more.

The farther down you go, the more nostalgic these memories are. However, because of this, it is important to not reminisce about these memories as this may cause the visitor to get homesick or even lose their sanity. It is impossible to destroy these paintings, as even thinking about destroying them will make you feel sentimental about them and mentally keep you from doing it. Somehow getting through this feeling and

destroying will simply result in the picture disappearing. Some have reported this causes nausea and short-term amnesia.

 

 This room only has one entity, any entities that try to enter will disappear to a different light level. This entity is called the Curator. The Curator takes care of these paintings and protects them from harm. It is peaceful and caring, but if you touch or disrupt the paintings, it will forcefully take you out of the Halls of Nostalgia and close the opening to the room. This is not recommended as you may suffer bruises or even fractured bones because of the forcefulness.

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As previously mentioned, the only way out of this room is by reaching the end on either side.