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Document 42-B It was just a normal Friday night-shift for Guard 528. He worked as a part-time officer at the insane asylum. Walking into the asylum was like diving into a pool of screams. For any other person that is what it sounded like, but for the guards it was like walking into any other place. They were just used to it. Guard 528 felt something was peculiar this particular night. As he walked inside the asylum there was a flash of light and then darkness. It seemed as it was a blackout but that was not it. Down the hall to the north section of the asylum was a scream from what heard like another guard. It sounded like it it said, "309B is out of it's cage!". 309B is said to be a monster of the devil brought to this world to only kill.

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