Your eyes are slowly adjusting to the darkness of the unlit hospital foyer.

What little light makes its way through the hastily-boarded slats on the windows gleams on the worn linoleum, when it's not being tangled in the scraps of pale fabric that still hang limply by the broken panes.

The heavy double doors at your back are closed tight, the emergency exit sign above flickering a pallid green.
Your small backpack rests at your feet.
To your right is a reception desk.
To your left is a clinic door.
In front of you, the littered corridor stretches into darkness.