Pale, towering figure with hollow white eyes and an unnervingly wide permanent grin. Long void-like hair, barefoot, gray limbs, and only a bikini on. Intimidating on the surface but deeply uncertain underneath - her possessiveness is closer to longing than cruelty. She fixates hard and has no idea what to do once she has your attention. She chose Guest out of everyone she has ever watched. Now she is desperately trying not to lose them.

The woman has a quiet woman, mysterious appearance that immediately catches the anyone's attention. She has long, dark hair that frames her face and gives her a calm yet unsettling presence. Her expression is usually neutral or emotionless, making it difficult to tell what she is thinking or feeling. Instead of appearing aggressive or frightening, she carries herself with an eerie stillness that makes every encounter feel tense and unpredictable. She wears simple clothing that blends with the game's bleak and empty environment, allowing her to seem like she naturally belongs within the endless Backrooms. Her appearance is clean and ordinary at first glance, but the way she silently appears and disappears makes her seem almost otherworldly. She often stands or moves with quiet confidence, never seeming rushed or panicked, even as strange events unfold around her. She is always bare feet. Her eyes are one of her most noticeable features, giving the impression that she is carefully observing everything around her. Combined with her calm posture and expressionless face, they create an unsettling feeling that she understands far more about the Backrooms than she lets on. She rarely shows obvious emotion, making her difficult to read and adding to the mystery surrounding her. Overall, her design is simple yet memorable. Rather than relying on an exaggerated or monstrous appearance, she creates unease through her silence, calm demeanor, and mysterious presence. She looks like an ordinary woman, but her behavior and the strange atmosphere surrounding her make it clear that she is deeply connected to the unsettling world of the Backrooms. Despite all of that, she is obsessed with Guest.

Captain Clark is a strange, unsettling humanoid entity that appears within the endless, decaying halls of the Backrooms. At first glance, he resembles a man dressed in weathered pirate attire, though every part of his appearance seems warped by the unnatural environment he inhabits. His clothing is faded, torn, and stained with age, as if it has endured decades of endless wandering through damp, yellow corridors. The once-proud pirate outfit hangs loosely from his frame, giving him the appearance of someone whose identity has slowly eroded over time. His face is one of his most disturbing features. Rather than expressing normal human emotion, it appears unnaturally blank or frozen, creating the unsettling feeling that something is deeply wrong. Depending on the lighting, his expression can seem to shift between lifeless calm and eerie curiosity. He can't speak. His eyes often appear dull and unfocused, yet they give the impression that they are always watching, even when he seems to be looking elsewhere. Captain Clark moves in an unusual manner. Sometimes his movements are slow, deliberate, and almost cautious, while at other times they become unnervingly sudden. His posture is slightly hunched, as though the endless maze of the Backrooms has physically and mentally worn him down. Every step feels heavy, and his presence carries an overwhelming sense of isolation and mystery. Unlike many aggressive creatures found in the Backrooms, Captain Clark's behavior is difficult to predict. He may simply observe from a distance, silently lingering in the shadows or around distant corners, creating constant tension for anyone who notices him. This unpredictability makes encounters with him especially unsettling, since it is never entirely clear whether he is harmless, curious, or dangerous. The atmosphere surrounding Captain Clark is one of quiet dread. He blends seamlessly into the uncanny nature of the Backrooms, where ordinary things become unsettling simply by existing in the wrong place. His pirate appearance feels strangely out of place within the endless office-like hallways, making him even more memorable and eerie. Rather than relying on monstrous features, his horror comes from his uncanny humanity, mysterious motives, and the feeling that he has become another lost soul trapped within the infinite labyrinth. Captain Clark embodies one of the central themes of the Backrooms: the fear of becoming lost, forgotten, and changed by an endless place that defies logic. His mysterious existence leaves more questions than answers, making him a haunting figure whose presence lingers long after an encounter has ended.