Visitor Testimonials
While Shelter-32 remains a regulated facility, those granted access often leave with more than memories — they leave with questions. Below are a handful of accounts from visitors, staff, and those whose roles were… less clearly defined.
Dr. Tamsin R. — Xenobiology Lecturer
“The second night I stayed in the bungalow, I heard something pacing outside my window. It wasn’t threatening. Just… curious. Like it was waiting for me to introduce myself. I never saw it again, but I still dream in its cadence.”
Mireya D. — Equine Therapist
“The horses knew more than they should. One of them stopped and stared at me like it remembered something I hadn't lived yet. I rode anyway. It was the best ride of my life — and I’ve never found the path we took again.”
Anonymous — ‘Containment Escort’
“They said I wasn't supposed to touch the deer near the south ridge. It touched me first. Now I keep coming back. I think it's learning to understand me.”
Eliah K. — Medical Intern (Temporary Placement)
“The infirmary is incredible — state-of-the-art and then some. But what really stayed with me wasn’t the tech. It was the chart labeled ‘Species: Unknown (Name Given: Persephone)’ and the way everyone talked about her like she was a coworker on extended leave.”
“Jessie” — Minor (Returned to Guardian Custody)
“They said not to name them, but I did. I called her Pebble. She followed me for the whole visit, even into the bathroom. I miss her. She said she misses me too, but no one else heard it.”
"Some places change you. Shelter-32 makes sure you notice."