Hospital(Ann and Tony)

"What? No. Just get outside. Leave. Then go back in any old way. Besides, I can stretch my arms out and you walk through walls."

Tony thinks for a moment, then says, "and what makes you think that coming in from a different angle wil cause the gravity to be different?"

"I'm guessing it's only this floor. At the very least, it's worth a check."

Tony sighs, "alright then, how do you want to get in?"

"First, we check the dark doorway to see what the gravity's doing. Then I say we go in the front."

Tony replies, "alright, after you"

Anne goes down to check.

The floor below seems to have proper gravity. It's just this top one that's wonky.

Anne gets out again quick and shuts the door behind her. "OK, we're good." She heads further down the stairs.

Tony follows Ann down the staircase, keeping an eye on the courtyard.

Nothing odd seems to be happening in the courtyard. Good, you've had enough nonsense for one day.

Anne heads down to the nearest door to the building.

Tony follows, keeping watch over Midori. "We... wont want to stay long on the third floor. At least not untill we are ready to do something about the blood ghost thing there."

Ann pauses as she's about to open the door. "Ok. How do we avoid it, and what happens if we don't?"

Tony shrugs, "I outran it, its pretty fast though. As for what happens if it catches us? I... would rather not find out."

"Got it." Ann opens the door.

Ann: Inside, you see a pattern similar to the ones upstairs: Hallway to the right by 20 feet to a double door, and hallway straight ahead to a T intersection. The lights are out, though that appears to be because the ceiling has been torn open, revealing I-beams, ducts, and a few sparse glimpses up to the second floor. A gurney lies upturned ahead of you, but thankfully you aren't adventure game protagonists and know how to climb over it.

Perhaps foolishly, Ann leads the way, climbing over in her non adventure game protagonist way.

Ann: Nothing jumps out at you from the gurney. Clearly they're waiting for you somewhere else.
You reach the intersection. The pathway left is blocked by a giant mass of flesh and organs, for whatever reason. A head is sticking his tongue out at you in comically gross fashion. The pathway right leads to a set of double doors; a wheelchair sits in front of it, the body of a disemboweled grandma sitting on it, still hooked up to her IV. A slow drip of blood and medicine leaks down her arm onto the floor with a steady drip... drip... drip...

Anne heads right, trying to keep out of dead grandma's reach and prepared to kick her chair backwards if she moves.

Tony follows after Ann muttering quietly, "this is a terrible plan..."

"OK, so let's not do it. If you want to do something different instead, just say."

Tony frowns, "we still need to find the old man, and I have no idea where he is. He could be anywhere, or dead."

"Let's keep going then." Anne does so, still heading right.

Ann: On the other side of the double doors is... the elevators and the lobby! Hooray, you're at the entrance. Not good news for that silly Elias person, but hey, an exit's an exit.