Level 131

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Level 131 is the 132nd level of The Backrooms.
Preamble
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Description
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Level 131 takes on the appearance of an indefinitely large corn maze, seemingly at night. Similarly to most corn mazes in The Earth, one must follow a path to the “exit.” However, it’s not known if there’s actually an egress. Level 131 is simply lit and has no day or night cycle, meaning the overall environment and atmosphere are almost always the same. In addition to the lack of light, the sky is also shrouded in clouds, making it difficult to navigate. However, some have claimed that the level’s sky changes to be darker the further one goes. Although Level 131 is a corn maze, corn is rarely found throughout the area. Furthermore, most corn that is found has been proven to contain trace amounts of Liquid Pain, essentially making it unsafe to consume. As a result, one should not consume corn if they end up finding any in Level 131, as there’s a high chance it’ll pose a serious risk.
Corn in Level 131 appears to differ from corn from The Earth, with most cobs appearing it be much duller, if not completely colorless, than usually corn. As stated earlier, it also contains small amounts of liquid pain, making it dangerous to digest. Many claim this is due to the fact that the corn is not fully grown, though these claims have been disproven various times. Level 131 is notoriously hard to exit, with no consistent exit of the level known, if at all. Communications in the level also cut off after only a few hours, making most studies of it either unreliable or inferenced. Until around 2020, very little was known about Level 131, as most information only came from a small number of expeditions. However, a few strong receivers were created as an attempt for longer explorations.
The patterns and arrangements of certain paths and positions of cornfields can occasionally change, making it quite easy to get lost in Level 131. Most of these “changes” are seamless, making them difficult to expect even when one comes prepared for such events. These are the only recorded anomalies in the level, though they may be dangerous depending on how easily one gets lost.
Ambience of Level 131.
Level 131 has a mysterious effect on wanderers; it gives them severe nervousness. The reason for this has been widely theorized, though one of the most popular theories is that there’s a colorless gas in the air that gives this effect. However, most theories, including this one, have not been confirmed. Due to this odd effect, staying for a long time is not recommended. Level 131 remains at a constant 45° Fahrenheit, which is fairly cold when compared to other levels. It never changes, as no day or night cycle or noticeable changes in climate are noticeable. In addition, one may feel several gusts of wind, though it’s been reported to not change the weather at all and still remain at the same temperature and environment regardless.
Entities
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Although it’s not actually confirmed if there are entities in Level 131, there’s been an entity that’s been reported by various explorers and wanderers.
“Distant Shadow”
The Distant Shadow is the nickname given to an unconfirmed entity in Level 131. It’s claimed to lurk far away from wanderers in distant areas, hence its name. It has been described as a dark and blurry shadow that hides within the cornfields, moving rather fast. It’s theorized that this entity is the cause of the nervous feelings in Level 131, but the entity’s existence all together is unconfirmed, meaning that such a theory can’t be proved.
Colonies & Outposts
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It’s impossible to create a colony or outpost in Level 131 because of the level’s indeterminate size and isolating nature.
Attached File
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“Cornfield of Oblivion”
I remember when I went to my local pumpkin patch and always went in the corn maze. Despite going there every year, I’d always end up getting lost. Despite that, this just seems to have no exit. I’ve been wandering for around 10 hours and still can’t find any sign of an exit. No “exit” signs, no signs at all, and no directions. The sky seems to be darkening the deeper I go, and the only thing I can see is just the moon.
The further I go, the more confused I get. I can barely even see the corn anymore because of how dark the sky is. I’ve tried noclipping out numerous times, yet I feel like I’m unable to do so. When I first entered here, I thought I had finally returned home, but as time went on, the answer was clear—no. I’m still wandering through the endless corn maze, searching for an exit, but I’m still left to ponder if there even is one.
I’m not a corn connoisseur, but I think the corn is not safe to eat. Think about it—it’s the backrooms. Is anything safe to eat? I try hard to cling on to any remaining hope I have, but at this point, I can barely even write this note. I almost noclipped out of here when I tripped over a twig, but I stopped myself before I could. Hopefully, just hopefully, I can finally get out of this cornfield of oblivion and continue my journey throughout this enigmatic dimension.
The writer of this note remains unknown, but many have claimed that the author has managed to escape the level.
Entrances & Exits
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Entrances
Most entrances to Level 131 are inconsistent, though it’s thought that it can be entered by going to very distant areas in various “spooky” levels, such as Level 9.31, Level 328 or Level 0.1.
Exits
The only known exit from Level 131 are extremely rare, random noclips that seem to happen without one knowing. There are no other exits from this level.
Category:Unconfirmed Levels
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