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No Everything Should Have Freedom[]
Even While Dreaming[]
No Everything Is Safe[]
LAUGH AT REGRET[]
When they sleep,
They move behind the border that prevents awake, unaware.
In that hidden realm, the Torturer awaits.
A figure of pure shadow; the body stretched unnaturally, going through walls and floors as if matter were suggestion, not boundary.
Its vast, tooth-lined mouth splits the body like a vertical abyss, filled with perfectly old fangs that never stop grinding.
Its head; shaped like a twisted three-pointed star, bears a slit-like mouth and two vacant, piercing eyes, each one watching from opposite ends.
The center is broken by a nose-like ridge that seems to divide the face.
It does not speak. It does not chase.
It finds them.
Then disappearance takes over them.
No trace is left. No scream heard. No dream remembered.
Do you know where they went?
To the hidden chambers of eternal pain.
To the hands of the Torturer.
An eternity of suffering
For their horrible decisions.
They may no longer come back,
For they are judged, and they are broken.
They are punished as they committed.
Each lie, each wound, each forgotten cruelty, carved back into them a thousandfold.
But, when they perish in there,
A strange balance is restored.
Life comes back.
Somewhere, something is healed.
And forever will
They won't be forgiven,
Even if it is minor.
There is no scale, no mercy, no forgetting.
And with the laws of the Torturer,
May the humanity be friendly?
Or has it already been weighed?
No Everything Should Have Freedom[]
Even While Being Entertained[]
No Everything Is Safe[]
LAUGH AT REGRET[]
When they watch,
They will see the Torturer.
It begins with static; harmless, familiar.
Then the screen flickers, and the noise sharpens.
A tall, black figure phases in.
It does not belong to the program, or the channel, or even the screen.
The stretched, unnatural body of it No-clips through the broadcast itself, sliding through noise, crawling behind the glass.
A massive vertical mouth opens across its torso, with broken but evenly placed teeth that grind in silence.
Its head is shaped like a three-pronged star; wrongly symmetrical.
A small mouth splits open at almost the center, while two rapidly looking eyes peer from either edge.
Over the middle, a crooked ridge like a broken nose splits the head.
And then the channel dies.
Then disappearance takes over them.
The viewer aside does not scream. The power does not cut. The air is simply still.
Do you know where they went?
Dragged through the screen into a realm where static screams and flesh does not forget.
An eternity of suffering
For their horrible decisions.
They may no longer come back,
For the Torturer has taken them.
They are punished as they committed.
But, when they perish in there,
The feed returns.
The screen clears.
Life comes back.
But not for them.
And forever will
They won't be forgiven,
Even if it is minor.
No wrong is overlooked.
No channel is safe.
And with the laws of the Torturer,
May the humanity be friendly?
Or has it already been broadcast by It?
Balance Lies Beyond Well Documented Situation[]
✧ Description[]
The entity known as the Boundless Torturer defies conventional taxonomy; not a specter, not a hallucination, but a sentient form of judgment existing through frequencies, perception, and consequence. Its manifestation is neither bound by sleep nor waking life; rather, it emerges as a punctuation in the moments where reality distorts, where screens flicker, where static hisses, where consciousness momentarily forgets the barrier between the physical and the punished.
Its form is a visual abomination characterised in an uncanny order: a uneven silhouette, endlessly stretched, almost darker than void, and in ceaseless, seamless motion; phasing and no-clipping through walls, floors, and mediums as though matter were an obsolete suggestion. A crunching mouth, serrated with perfectly misaligned, and orange teeth, cleaves its body down the vertical axis, never closing, but never fully open; always grinding, always whispering the verdicts of ancient guilt. Its head, a malformed triskelion, juts with three tapered prongs that resemble a cracked celestial compass, guiding none, accusing all.
From each edge of its uncanny visage, an unblinking eye stares outward; fixed not on surfaces but into memory, into the marrow of one’s deeds. A minuscule mouth exists at the center, agape in eternal silence, and a grotesque, nose-like cut divides the skull in two, as though the very structure of morality were fractured and laid bare.
✧✧ Behaviour[]
The Boundless Torturer does not exhibit behavior in the traditional biological sense; it does not stalk, it does not hunt, and it does not need to locate its victims. Its presence is preordained, drawn not by scent or sound, but by the intangible weight of one’s wrongdoings. To call its appearances random would be a disservice to the cold precision of its function. It moves by a logic far older and crueler than law, and responds to an invisible threshold where guilt becomes gravitational.
Once an individual has drawn its attention, the environment begins to change subtly. Electrical phenomena become frequent: lights flicker unnaturally, televisions turn themselves on, displaying static that crackles in unnatural rhythms. Reflections blur and distort, and displaying glimpses of movement where there should be none. Audio distortion and reversed speech may lace the background of recordings. It is during these supernatural disturbances that the Boundless Torturer begins to No-cilp through surfaces; through the screen, the floor, the air itself, never fully emerging, never fully hidden.
It expresses no emotion, but every motion appears calculated and slow, as if the time itself is being slowed to prolonged dread. Witnesses who have escaped its periphery describe the sensation of drowning in one’s own memories, as past transgressions flood the mind unbidden. This psychic pressure builds until the afflicted either collapse into seizure or are drawn directly into the entity’s presence; physically or metaphysically, the distinction is still unclear.
The Boundless Torturer does not communicate, but its silence feels louder than screams. It does not need to speak to convey its intent: suffering as reflection, torment as restitution. It does not play with its victims, nor is it sadistic. It is the embodiment of punishment stripped of joy or cruelty; only the cold, mechanical fulfillment of unredeemable consequence.
Those who unfortunately disappeared under its gaze do not return in flesh or form. Sometimes, only their belongings are left; clothing folded neatly beside an unplugged television, or a videotape left behind containing footage that ends with static and a single frame: a three-pronged creature; Boundless Torturer.
It does not grow exhaustion, it does not forget, it does not forgive. And once its gaze is cast upon someone, no place in the Backrooms, not even the dead zones, is beyond its reach.
✧✧✧ Habitat[]
The Boundless Torturer does not inhabit any known level in the conventional sense. It claims no territory, establishes no lair, and leaves no traceable origin. Instead, it lingers at the edge of interest; an interstitial predator that slips through cracks in perception, feeding not on matter but on transgression. It is an entity unbound by floorplans or floor numbers, but, it is not omnipresent. Its sightings are extremely rare; very rare, in fact, that entire decades may pass between documented appearances. But each appearance is devastating, final, and absolute.
It is believed that the Boundless Torturer becomes active not in physical space, but in the psychological spaces of morally decayed individuals. Still, correlations have emerged over time; shadows of pattern among the chaos. The entity is most frequently associated with Levels that distort time, reality, or memory, particularly those where static or silence dominates.
It is also known to surface outside of any specific level when certain emotional or moral thresholds are crossed. Severe guilt, denial, and crimes of intention seem to open metaphorical doors through which the entity slips like smoke through a keyhole. Thus, its “habitat” is not spatial, but psychological; a metaphysical terrain shaped by the individuals it seeks to punish.
Despite its elusiveness, when reports do emerge, they are usually terrifyingly consistent: flickering lights, a creeping feeling of surveillance, electronics malfunctioning en masse, and the overwhelming sense that one’s conscience has become visible.
✧✧✧✧ Discovery[]
The existence of the Boundless Torturer was never formally declared. It was not found, uncovered, or summoned. Instead, it revealed itself, slowly, across eras. Its “discovery” is an ongoing mosaic of strange coincidences, broken artifacts, and stories never meant to be told.
The earliest indications were not recordings or photographs, but burnt pages, scorched and curled, retrieved from sealed drawers in remote levels; usually found beneath rotted floorboards, lying near a unrecognisable statue, or wedged between wall insulation in places untouched for decades. These notes are cryptic and unstable, their texts glitch when read too long. Names are usually redacted, crossed out, or replaced with pronouns like "They" and "It", although the descriptions of the black, star-headed figure remain constant.
Over time, gathered evidence began to accumulate: a pattern across timelines, across realities. The most strangest were dust-covered VHS tapes found in abandoned common rooms, mostly in glitchy Levels. These tapes, unlabelled and aged, display nothing for the first several minutes; only silence and blank visual. Then, abruptly, the silhouette of the Boundless Torturer materializes through the static. The footage always ends with the screen going black, with a silence that lingers.
From malfunctioning monitors to corrupted hard drives, its presence has haunted technology, bleeding into the electromagnetic fields of equipment left abandoned. Rusted audio reels recovered in a flooded maintenance area of Level 20 contained the first recorded phrase attributed to the entity: “The screen is not the mirror. The screen is the door.”
Unanswered Strange Disappearances Of Beloveds[]
Once, traped deep within the dangerous places of the Backrooms, there was a family who had learned to survive in the horror of it. Their shelter was humble; just a small room with a wooden floor and aged floral wallpaper peeling from the walls. But inside that room lived warmth, and laughter, and love.
The father, Daniel Keswick, was a man of quiet hands and watchful eyes. He scavenged each day to bring his family scraps of almond water, wire-stitched blankets, or a candle if luck allowed. He spoke little of the levels he crossed, for the world beyond their room was not a place for a child’s dreams.
The mother, Evelyn Merrow, was all softness and kindness. Her voice could quiet the hum of broken lights. She stitched lullabies into their son’s sleep and whispered hope into the cracks of every wall. She never asked Daniel where he went, because he always came back before the long dark.
And their son, Eli Keswick, was the spark between them. A boy of seven, perhaps eight; although time was not honest in that place. Eli would draw stars on the walls using wax from melted candles and speak to the dusty television that sat in the corner, long unplugged but somehow never lifeless.
Then came the morning the father disappeared.
He had gone to sleep beside them, like every night before. The candle was still burning low, and Evelyn had felt the warmth of his breath just before dawn. But when the first artificial flicker of level-light returned, Daniel was no longer there. No sound. No prints. Only his pillow, left unslept in.
They searched for him; not far, for venturing far was foolish; but they called his name until their voices splintered. Evelyn refused to cry in front of Eli, so she cried when the lights blinked off, when the child was asleep.
But the room got colder. And the television, although never plugged in, began to hum.
Three weeks passed, and Eli began to stare at the screen longer than he spoke. At first, Evelyn thought he was pretending, escaping. But then the screen showed a silhouette. A tall, stretched figure, flickering in and out of static. No image stayed long enough to name, but each night the shape came closer. Eli no longer drew stars. He began sketching uneven lines like mouths with no end.
One morning, Evelyn awoke to silence; not the comforting hush of routine, but the full-bodied, airless silence that meant something was wrong. The television was turned on, and filled with white static snow. Eli’s small blanket lied crumpled in front of it. His drawings were gone. His voice was gone. And her beloved boy was gone.
Only the static was left. And somewhere beneath it, a whisper spoke:
"He sleeps now, where regret cannot follow."
No door had been found opened. No sound had been noticed. Just only stillness, and a family broken into fragments.
Even to this day, some say if you wander far enough in glitchy floors, you might find that room again. The wallpaper may still be peeling. The candle may still be burning. And if the television hums, do not turn back to look. Do not ask it questions. Do not speak the name Eli.
Because the screen is not just a screen.
It's a window
And some windows do not open for sunlight.
Only in mind, what did they do wrong?
