Level 606

==Description==
Level 606, informally known as the 'Deathly Desert', the 'Desert of Death', or the 'Burning Desert', is a highly dangerous level of the Backrooms. It primarily features an expansive desert mostly dominated by dunes of varying sizes, reminiscent of those found in The Frontrooms. However, unlike typical deserts, the desert that makes up this level's landscape is believed to be much larger; this is evidenced by the fact that no other environments or bodies of water have ever been discovered in Level 606, rendering its expanse completely desolate and uninhabitable for most forms of life, including humans. However, the possibility of there being something other than the aforementioned desert remains.
The temperature of Level 606 usually remains at an arid 35°C (95°F). Additionally, no weather events, such as rainfall or thunderstorms, have ever been reported, although the relatively normal amount of H2O present in both the air and sand would suggest that rain has indeed visited the level. Researchers have hypothesized that an unknown property exclusive to Level 606 is keeping the level hydrated, albeit still as dry as a regular desert; further supporting this theory is wanderers having never spotted any clouds. No sun has ever been spotted either, though the level nonetheless remains in a constant state of the day.
If one stays in direct 'sunlight' in Level 606 for long enough, one will experience a rapid increase in temperature; this effect also applies to the sand one is standing on. No limit to this heat increase has thus far been discovered, and one will certainly perish from the heat after about a minute of exposure to this anomaly. Fortunately, one can normally easily avoid being in range of the anomaly well before it begins.
Illogically-located shadows are sparsely present throughout Level 606 despite the fact that these areas are evidently not shielded from the light of the sky. The angles in which these shadows are casted are seemingly inconsistent and nonsensical, with different shadows not following any set angle like regular shadows would. Furthermore, the shadows are immune to and even quickly negate the effects of the level's extreme heat anomaly, making them useful for avoiding dying from the heat.
The survival rate of human life in Level 606 past 1 hour is 0%, and therefore, one should never attempt to enter the level. However, if one finds themselves in this level, they should immediately seek an exit before one of the entities here kills them.
==Entities==
Even despite the level's heat anomalies, the main danger presented by Level 606 is its level-exclusive entities, which pose a significant threat to anyone in the level at all times. Moreover, these entities are immune to the level's heat anomaly.
===Death Worms===
Death Worms, scientifically referred to as Mors Vermis, are one of the two level-exclusive entities that inhabit Level 606, and are known to infest the level underneath the surface, occasionally 'jumping' out of the sand and briefly arcing in the air above, before diving straight down into the sands again and continuing their silent and unseen prowl. They are common within the level and one is bound to draw the attention of at least one of them as soon as they enter the level.
As their name implies, Death Worms bear a resemblance to regular worms, but they are significantly larger, often stretching as long as five houses combined and as wide as an average man. Their mouths are large and circular, making up their entire face; these mouths are ringed with multiple rows of sharp, curved teeth for chewing and eating prey. Death Worms also possess a hard, thick hide capable of stopping bullets from getting into the inner body.
Not much else is known about Death Worms due to their inherent danger, but it is assumed that they possess a basic organ structure at least somewhat reminiscent of that of a regular worm.
===Death Birds===
Death Birds, scientifically referred to as Mors Avis, are the second type of level-exclusive entity that inhabits Level 606, and although they are less common than Death Worms, they are still very dangerous. They are often not initially visible to wanderers in the level, despite them being known to inhabit the sky, nevertheless, if one survives long enough in the level, a Death Bird will likely inexplicably appear in the sky and start swooping down to attack the wanderer. There is little one can do to defend against a Death Bird attack, and most are either captured or killed during the first swoop.
Physically, Death Birds appear to be large, monstrous, bird-like creatures somewhat reminiscent of falconiform birds of prey. Their main body is about as large as an adult elephant from Frontrooms, with a wingspan about three times as wide as the average adult man is tall. Their tails measure nearly as long as their bodies, and their backs and wings are adorned with spikes intermingled with their feathers. However, despite the spikes' apparent purpose, Death Birds have never been observed to use these spikes to stab, slash, or otherwise injure prey, instead only using their beaks and talons to bite and slash, respectively, at said prey. It has been theorized that they do not utilize these spikes because they simply do not need them, though it is also possible that the spikes are not naturally designed to inflict damage and instead have another use. Still, what this use may be is currently unknown.
==Colonies & Outposts==
Due to the harsh nature of Level 606 and the nonexistent survivability past 1 hour for anyone who enters the level, no colonies nor outposts were able to be established and likely never will be unless some form of revolutionary technology equipped for the task is invented.
==Entrances & Exits==
===Entrances===
* Very rarely, one may find themselves here after waking up from an anomalous dream in Level 606.1.
* Noclipping through the sand in Level 671 will take one here.
===Exits===
* Wandering for long enough may take one to Level 606.1.
* Noclipping through the sand below the surface if it is exposed will take one to Level 722.
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Category:Levels
Category:Unconfirmed Levels
Category:Cluster I
Category:Class Deadzone
Category:Dangerous
Category:Desert