I really want to draw the gas station but I have no clue on the layout of the place. For once in my art life I want to put effort into backgrounds. I know there was the vr horrorcon gas station, but I cant figure out how any of that techy talk works, computers are not my friend. Does anyone have a walk through video or I’ll take a basic layout/ blueprint if ya got it. I’d really appreciate any help:)

Is any of this canon? He referenced the big bad in one of the endings, so is this the big bad? I haven't read book three yet so I’m not sure. Also what’s the password For finish the Sentence? I’m on my phone and my note are back home on my laptop, don’t make me do this the hard way...

Time to figure this shiz out. little side note, Jack, ya need to learn to assess situations before killing people to prove your point. Are these guys the akyaks or somehow related to the big bad? I don’t anymore! I just woke up for no reason and decided to check my email. It’s too early for me to be thinking, I’ve only managed to open one eye. I’m going back to sleep then hopefully we can figure this out...

So after translating the code, Morse code, the password is butterfly. This brings us to an old painting with chine text. When I googled it I got “The former Zhuang Zhoumeng is Hu Die, and Hu Die is vivid, self-evident. I don't know Zhou Ye. Suddenly, I felt thin and thin. I don’t know that Zhou’s dream is Hu Dieyu, and Hu Die’s dream is Zhou You. Zhou and Hu Die must be divided. This is called materialization.” If you click the text you get “¿butterflydream.jpg¿Once, Zhuang Zhou dreamed he was a butterfly, a butterfly flitting and fluttering about, happy with himself and doing as he pleased. He didn't know that he was Zhuang Zhou.¿Suddenly he woke up and there he was, solid and unmistakable Zhuang Zhou. But he didn't know if he was Zhuang Zhou who had dreamt he was a butterfly, or a butterfly dreaming that he was Zhuang Zhou.” not sure if this will be like Clue or Rocky Horror. Both have Tim Curry. But does this poem reflect this story or does it reflect Jack himself? Or both?