Level 321

Level 321 is the 322nd level of the Backrooms.
==Description==
Level 321 resembles a vast urban area with copies that seem to clip into its structure. Replicas of the same building have been reported to be built into each other. On the streets, cars of the same brand, design, and license plate can be found parked next to one another in a parking space. Despite the abundance of matter, no entities have been documented on this level. Because numerous objects can be clipped into other objects, this level is severely unstable. Any items that "stuck" inside a surface shake uncontrollably.
Around the city is a ring of stone walls that seem to go on for miles. Between each wall is an interval of about a fourth of a mile, and the ground below is plain dirt. The walls themselves are perfectly stable and simply indestructible.
Level 321 is believed to create a copy of itself every time a wanderer enters, therefore making direct contact impossible. As a result, colonization is unfeasible. The structure of the city seems to be random and is built in a hazardous manner; parts of buildings can suddenly fall off, roads sometimes go straight into the ground, etc. However, each copy of Level 321 is a replica. Therefore, wanderers can use certain landmarks to determine their position and quickly exit the level if they prefer to.
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|-| Environment=
The buildings of Level 321 are randomly built, lacking a consistent pattern or proper arrangement. Some buildings are cut in half, while others are partly inside the ground. Like a regular city, it contains all the regular structures one from the Frontrooms would, including hotels, storage, post offices, stores, etc. However, Level 321 has been recorded to only have one library, supermarket, and museum, all three of which can be used as landmarks. Occasionally, one may find rows of randomly positioned stop signs posted into the ground, some of which may be seen rapidly vibrating.
The sky of Level 321 is a vivid blue during the day and a solid black during the night. During the day, three suns cover the sky, making it unusually hot. At night, two crescent moons float in the sky, strengthening the moonlight. Clouds have been seen to cover the entire sky, but this event is rare. A soft breeze flies through the buildings at all times, provoking a cold feeling within the wanderer. No forms of weather have been documented at Level 321.
It is also worth noting that there seems to be more oxygen at this level than at the average Backrooms level. At first, it will seem like a benefit. However, scientific studies have shown that the level's abundance of oxygen creates an environment that's very dangerous for a human's metabolism; the excess amount of oxygen causes "oxygen toxicity", which is toxic for the human body and may cause cells to die.
|-| Landmarks=
Thanks to the repetition of multiple buildings, there are several landmarks one can find to navigate the level.
===The Tall Parking Building (TPB)===
One of the errors at this level created an infinitely tall parking building that can be seen from far distances. This place is good for storing materials; it can be used as an efficient storage place. In the parking spaces of the TPB, some are occupied by cars while others aren't. A few of the cars can be exact replicas of each other. During nighttime, the TPB is illuminated by white fluorescent lights that emit a hum similar to that of Level 0.
===Microsoft Heights===
Located in one of the far corners of the cityscape is this normal-looking Microsoft building. The reason why this location is so memorable is due to its clipping symbol, which creates intensely loud rumbling noises; it can be heard from any place in Level 321. Inside the building are exact copies of a cubicle, each with a simple wooden desk, office chair, and small computer. The computers do not work.
===The Sunken Roads===
As the name indicates, the Sunken Roads are a collection of roads that "sink" into the dirt ground of Level 321. The roads have been concluded to continue infinitely below the ground. Because the roads clip into the ground, they shake violently and may occasionally cause objects on them to suddenly jump incredibly high distances.
===The BackMarket===
If one truly wishes to live in Level 321, the BackMarket is where one will get food and water, possibly shelter as well. Possessing similar attributes to those of a large grocery store, the food is restocked every twenty-four hours. Numerous items have been seen on sale at the BackMarket, including (but not limited to) Liquid Pain, Almond Water, Moth Jelly, etc.
===The Air and Space Museum===
The Air and Space Museum is a vast museum with white walls, floors, and ceilings. All the exhibits on the level are empty, giving it a well-deserved name. Despite its lack of content, one main anomalous property (along with a few others) makes this level a mental hazard.
The name was intended to be a joke, as the level resembled a large museum with nothing but empty exhibitions, but since then, the name has stayed. Rooms that hold paintings only have frames. Fossil displays have nothing but a large stand and a pedestal that lacks words. Jewlery rooms only have stands with hollow glass cases. Instead of holding artifacts, glass boxes hold nothing but air inside of them.
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==Entities==
No entities have been documented on Level 321.
==Colonies & Outposts==
Due to the anomalous properties of the level, colonization is impossible.
==Entrances and Exits==
===Entrances===
*No-clipping into an unstable surface has a chance to lead here.
===Exits===
*Wandering inside the BackMarkets may lead to Level 404
*No clipping near "pasted" Halloween pumpkins could lead to Level 328
*Sleeping has a small chance to lead to Level 11
*Interacting with unstable objects for an extended period can cause a person to suddenly fall into Level 322.
CREDITS
Writer: Arbi
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Category:Cluster I
Category:Levels
Category:Unconfirmed Levels