System Says Normal

Your job is simple: watch the cameras, report anomalies, trust the system. If something feels wrong... how do you know it actually is? You take the night shift at Baseline Corporation. A desk. A terminal. Cameras pointed at a corridor that feels... familiar. Your task is simple: observe, report anomalies, and confirm that everything is... normal? At least, that's what you were told. Something already happened here. The building isn't empty. Not completely. Fragments remain - small details that don't fit. Someone was here before you. They didn't leave a report. You piece it together slowly. What happened, what went wrong? Why does the system still expect answers? Every loop reveals something... or hides it better. There are no clear threats and no clear safety. Too many mistakes will be noticed, too much certainty feels wrong. The system does not correct you. It only waits. No guidance, no explanation. No escape from the question the system keeps asking: Everything is normal. Please proceed.