Specimen 374

Specimen Number: 374

Classification: Active

Threat Level: Green

Total Fatalities: 262

Methods: N/A

Description: Specimen 374 is a painting depicting what appears to be a man melting along with his clothes, possibly depicting the corpse/remnants of █████ ████ from the movie ███████ █████: ███████ ██ ███ ████ ███. Only digital reproductions of Specimen 374 will not produce dangerous effects. After viewing Specimen 374, subjects will experience feelings of anxiety, depression, nausea, and an intense sense of being watched by an unseen entity roughly 3 hours after viewing. Roughly 2 days after viewing Specimen 374, at a random time of day, a door will lead to what appears to be a completely different room, possibly belonging to an alternate universe. The area the door leads to is always different for each subject, and affected subjects are required to wear a head-mounted camera being streamed live to the main laboratory. All streams are required by protocol to be recorded in their entirety in order to look into and study Specimen 374's effects. The area the door leads to always varies, with several examples including a rainbow-colored island surrounded by flashing water, a vast desert with dark blue sand and stones of various shapes and sizes floating in mid-air, a dark street lined with red streetlights and metal fences in between red warehouses on both sides of the road, a indefinite labyrinth that features colors and patterns that are incredibly dissonant and hard to look at without hurting your eyes, a forest filled with vine-covered arches, cutlery and multi-colored candy, an orange-grassed world filled with countless mushrooms of varying size and color that function as the flora, and a truly colossal mansion with narrow corridors, benches, and a monorail track that connects all the rooms in the building. Affected subjects can exit these areas, but afterwards, the affected door will always affect the people who viewed Specimen 374. Scientists have tasked affected subjects to bring back artifacts and materials from the alternate dimensions seemingly generated randomly by Specimen 374 for research purposes and the advancement of current technology.