Level A

Level A is the 1st level of the lettered Levels. It is divided into four sub-levels.

Level A1
Level A1 is an endless expanse of fields surrounded by mountains and divided in half by a river. The river is made of Almond Water and it is safe for consumption as long as it is day. This level has a 30 hour day-night cycle. When it is night-time, the water in the river turns into Liquid Pain and Hounds, Smilers, Skin-Stealers, and Clumps will infest this level.

No-clipping into the river will send you to Level A2.

Level A2
Level A2 is a series of flooded school hallways. The water tends to come from cracks that are in the river of Level A1. This level is devoid of entities, although the main danger is the water that floods the entire level. It can either drown you, drag you to somewhere unsafe, or impale you to death.

It is advised to grab equipment and safety utensils before entering this sub-level, as one wrong step will lead to your death.

Green exit doors will send you to Level A3.

Level A3
''Really? You still want to do this? I saw your post on the story website, which I’m honestly surprised is still up. Don’t you think it’s really, really time to let it all go so we can move on with our lives? Especially after all that’s happened since the event you called ‘Signal Intercept’. We’re all lucky just to be alive. Best chance to keep it that way is to shut up about it. The Cold War ended thirty years ago now, and I don’t think there’s much left to discover or talk about.''

''Look, man, we already had our big fight about this back in, what, 2019? You wrote about what happened in Ukraine but never gave any of us the file. How are we supposed to move on unless the rest of us know what went down? Let’s at least get it out there for our readers. Or even just me. It took us two years to plan the trip, and not only did I not go—I also didn’t get anything from you to help me continue my research, regardless if the rest of you don’t care anymore.''

''All right. Fine. Attached is my recount of the incident. You made me feel compelled to proof read it one more time and relive it, so “thanks.” I really hope enough time has passed, and we’ve all moved around enough since then that no one comes looking for us, if there’s anyone left who might try.''

[ATTACHED FILE]

Level A3 is a soviet city street walk surrounded by an empty void. The road is also surrounded by entities and you must be careful. Entering the houses will lead to your death. One day, an event called "Signal Intercept" caused strange roars and hordes of Dullers following the wanderer, plus, during the event, all electronics ceased to function as normal. In the distance, you can see a warehouse and you must enter it, this is the only way to escape. You will arrive in Level A4 after that.

Level A4
Level A4 takes form of an infinite desolate warehouse with no way to take a proper photo of the level. It is extremely cold and foggy, just like Level A3. In this area, Smilers rarely roam here, but Facelings are extremely common. Level A4 contains tons of Almond Water to help you stay safe.

''Okay, I have to ask. [REDACTED] helped set up a lot of this, right? When he first told you about the address of this warehouse, did he think it was in Chernobyl? Or Pripyat? I know Centralia was on his mind when things were happening in Level A2.''

Entrances
To enter, you must find a blue exit door in Level 217, this is the only method of entry as of now.

Exits
No-clipping anywhere in Level A2 will send you to Level B. No-clipping in the road of Level A3 will send you to Level 0A.