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The Level’s verdant field.
Level PT-49 is the 50th Level of the Lusophone Backrooms. This Level is considered, by many, the best to live in due to the benefits that it provides.
Description:
Level PT-49 is characterized by different sets of fields and small forests that expand infinitely. Occasionally, some houses and cabins that are similar to a rustic European style from the 20th century can be found. Its fields do not present any significant difference to the Frontroom’s geography, having the presence of natural bodies of water like lakes, rivers, streams, and the abundance of small, predominantly wooded forests.
An image of a small forest in the Level taken before a heavy storm occurred.
The Level lacks a day and night cycle, maintaining the sun permanently fixed at 09:00 AM. This Level experiences significant inconsistent changes in its seasonal behavior, letting its only seasons, summer and spring, be unpredictable. Currently, the Level finds itself on spring, about 9 months ago.
Level PT-49 also is subject to some climate variations typical to rural regions, including the formation of charged clouds, heavier winds and rains, providing an abundance of drinkable water. Although rare, heavy storms can occur, leading to intense rain, an increase in wind speed, thunder formation, and room temperature reduction. Despite the risks relating to the storms, they possess a short duration, which ranges from some hours up to two days.
Geography Information:
- Season: Spring (9 months);
- Climate: Predominantly sunny with rarefied clouds;
- Temperature: Approximately 24.3°C (75.74°F) in dry weather.;
- Time: 09:00 AM, in relation to the distance from the ground to the middle of the sky (Permanent).
Level's Agriculture:
Level PT-49 is frequently associated by wanderers with a large source of natural resources, dedicated to planting and harvesting. The Level has a fruit, legumes, and vegetable growth acceleration property.
When exploring the Level, it’s possible to find various sources of already planted and potentially ready-for-harvest foods. Some examples of crops include:
| CATEGORIES | CROPS |
|---|---|
| Fruits | Apple, pear, grape, strawberry, peach, orange, lemon, tangerine, banana, avocado, papaya, pomegranate, fig, blackberry. |
| Vegetables | Carrot, potato, sweet potato, pumpkin, zucchini, eggplant, tomato, cucumber, corn, cauliflower, chayote, beetroot. |
| Greens | Lettuce, spinach, kale, arugula, chard, watercress, chicory, chives, coriander, parsley, basil, mint. |
| Grains | Wheat, rice, corn, beans, soy. |
| Fruit Trees | Orange trees, lemon trees, apple trees, pear trees, cherry trees, peach trees, avocado trees, mango trees, fig trees, walnut trees, jabuticaba trees. |
| Other Crops | Sugar cane, coffee, tea, lavender, palm trees, mushrooms, medicinal herbs. |
Level's Houses:
The houses on Level PT-49 frequently show a rustic style, with characteristics akin to the rural European style from the start of the 20th century. Some residences have exposed stone or old brick facades, mixing natural elements with traditional designs. Pitched roofs covered by clay tiles or wood are common, frequently completed by small chimneys or decorative turrets.
The windows usually have white or grey frames, usually adorned with arcs or small flowerpot details. It’s common that the vegetation mixes in with the architecture, with vines climbing the walls or well-taken-care-of gardens surrounding the buildings. Some of these houses appear isolated, surrounded by high trees or next to small bodies of water.
The interior of the Level’s houses is usually predominantly furnished and decorated with different furniture and decorations that remind of a simpler and rural life. Although some don’t contain electrical energy or advanced technology, they can still contain turned-off devices, such as fridges, electric ovens, fans, and electric showers.
The water from the faucets is seemingly inexhaustible, due to the fact that no tubes connecting them to a water pump exist. Some houses occasionally have water tanks that usually have a finite capacity. The water is generally pure and adequate for consumption.
The furniture is frequently abundant and characteristic of past times, a lot of times having an appearance that suggests handmade manufacturing or, more rarely, ornaments with a factory appearance. They are described as comfortable, useful, cozy, and highly suitable for survival. It’s not uncommon to find houses with more than two or even three separate rooms, all completely furnished and decorated.
Kitchens are generally composed of a mixture of 20th-century and contemporary furniture, including fridges, ovens, wood ovens, ornate wooden benches, and crockery from different eras, arranged side by side. These variations can be completely random in the kitchens, depending on the luck of those who find them.
The foods in the fridges can also be found randomly, generally being natural products such as eggs, milk, breads, wheat or cornmeal cakes, coffee, fruits, vegetables, legumes, among others. It’s recommended to assess the state of the foods, since houses with fridges and without electrical energy can show variable conservation conditions.
Bases, Outposts, and Communities:
"Cottage Base" - I.P.D.L.B.:
Cottage Base is composed of 120 members of the I.P.D.L.B.’s organization team, most of them being artisans, carpenters, farmers, and gatherers. Although some members permanently reside on the Level, most are called to carry out resource-gathering missions, aiming at the furniture distribution to other bases of the organization.
- Craftsmen: Focuses on the building or reusing of furniture parts and pieces, mainly wood, to be reused on other bases;
- Carpenters: Responsible for fixing worn-out or broken furniture inside Level PT-49, utilizing their own-brought or found-on-the-level tools;
- Farmers: They are called to acquire, plant, take care of, and harvest plantations created by the I.P.D.L.B., aiming at obtaining more abundant resources at the base’s proximity;
- Gatherers: In charge of gathering food from empty houses, dispersed plantations, or trading equipment and rare items with other local wanderer groups, taking advantage of unavailable resources on the Level.
Solares:
A small community composed of around 80 inhabitants. Its base is formed by three grouped houses on the Level itself, along with dozens of other houses and manually built warehouses.
- Completely friendly;
- Value nature and the simple life;
- Opt to not utilize technological objects.;
- Manage a good local business, offering handmade food, furniture, clothes, and decoration and comfort objects;
- Hold an extensive quantity of plantations, vegetable gardens, and orchards under their possession.
Entrances And Exits:
Entrances:
- Upon finding a wooden rustic window on Level PT-21, it will be possible to enter a house.
- Walking across Level PT-58’s plain can occasionally lead one to the Level.
- Wooden trapdoors on Level PT-72 can lead one to the attic of one of the houses.
- Touching the poster on Level PT-19, which makes reference to this Level.
Exits:
- Suffering a no-clip in the forest can lead one to Level PT-18 or Level PT-51.
- Throwing oneself on decorative bushes has a small probability of suffering a no-clip to Level PT-77.
- If one notices that the forest’s ground contains fallen autumn leaves, following onward will lead to Level PT-46.