After reading the blood sentence, Niverhall sighed and started walking to the work office room. He noticed that his computer in the room had an error. He got annoyed but still grabbed the laptop and then walked to the bedroom. He sat down on the bed and continued reading the book.

"You may ask how to deal if you need to get out of the bedroom without getting attacked. First, go to the table in the bedroom. I have left all the things you need there," he read.

Niverhall went to the table, and there were many things on it.

"I will explain all the stuff to you:

Crucifix: Use to avoid ghosts, slow down entities, does not affect monsters.Bible: Makes ghosts disappear, weakens monsters, does not affect entities.Big white polar bear teddy: Reduces damage from every creature's attack.Little Doll: Diverts the creature's attention towards it rather than you.Sneaky shoes: Make monsters and entities not notice you.Mask: Helps you overcome warning effects, but I do not recommend it as it may make you unaware of creatures getting close.An empty notebook: You can write anything important to remember in it," Niverhall read all the notes that the old owner gave to him.

It seems like the old owner didn't have any hope for themselves, so they wrote this book for the next unlucky person.

"And I have a fact for you. All the monsters, entities, and ghosts will somehow be gone between 8:30 to 9 at night. You can use that time to cook yourself something to eat. You can also bring some food and necessary items up to the bedroom so you don't need to go down to the second floor and first floor too much," Niverhall read the book and noticed it was almost 8:30.

He decided to use this time as he had not eaten for almost two days. He took the crucifix and the book, walked out of the bedroom, and went down to the first floor. The book was right; there were no creatures there at this time. He approached the kitchen and silently cooked himself dinner. After finishing cooking, he took the dinner and some other foods and rushed back to the bedroom as fast as possible. He entered the bedroom, quickly shut and locked the door, turned on the light, and took a deep breath. He placed the dinner and all the other foods on the table. He also had other stuff but didn't know where to put it, so he opened the closet door and put the stuff there.

"You... serious... put... these... in... clothes... closet?..." something whispered.

"Who's there?!" he screamed and looked around.

The closet door suddenly shut, and he heard a whisper, but it was not loud enough to understand. Thinking it might be the closet monster, he ignored it. He went to the bed, lay down, and continued reading the book.

"The closet monster, the bed monster, and the figure will live with you, so you need to know how they are. At first, I need to say, as I said, they can 'attack' you, but I think I was kind of wrong. It will not harm you but be like a big jump scare. If you make contact with them, it will be like this. The closet monster will drag you into the closet before making you faint. When you wake up, you will feel very hungry and find yourself sitting in the closet. The bed monster will drag you under the bed and make you faint as well. When you wake up, you will feel very thirsty. The figure will stand in front of you, stare at you, and make you faint again. When you wake up, you will feel weaker. So, as I said, it's okay when they 'attack' you, but if you get 'attacked' by them too much, you still have a chance of becoming weak and easily dying," Niverhall kept reading.

"Let's talk about those creatures' personalities. Starting with the closet monster, it is very sensitive. You can put anything in the closet, but it needs to be in theme. It will get annoyed if you make the closet dirty and don't tidy it up. It will move the closet door a little to warn you or get your attention. If it opens the door and suddenly shuts it back, it means it's mad and upset with you," Niverhall continued reading.

"With the bed monster, it always wants to play with you and will try to grab your attention. If something accidentally falls under the bed, it will push it out and give it back to you. It will leave you alone if you leave the bedroom or lay on the bed," he read.

"Lastly, with the figure, it doesn't interact with you much. It will stand in front of the bed, stare at you, and wait for you to come near it and faint. I usually open the light and avoid it too much, so I don't know much else about it. Sorry," he finished reading the book.

Niverhall looked at his dinner and ate it. After finishing, he looked back at the book.

"Oh, I almost forgot about this. There's a ghost in the bathroom, but it will never interact with you. Whenever you go to the bathroom, you will see yourself looking like a ghost in the mirror. So, don't worry; it's just a ghost trick," Niverhall closed the book and stood up.

He walked to the bathroom and entered it. Indeed, his face in the mirror looked like a ghost. He bathed himself, returned to the bedroom, lay down, and fell asleep.