"It'd be hard to list them all," Guy admitted as he held back another sigh. "The stuff that happens consistently is the monsters at night and the fact that the staff switches off between either brainwashing patients to attack each other or experimenting on them in the worst ways possible." Both of which Guy had managed to avoid, but he'd heard about it from enough people, and been on the receiving end -- in the case of Special Counseling -- of it enough times to be able to speak about it with some authority.

"But there's more than that, even. I don't know if you heard about the drugs being offered up last night, but chances are that they had all sorts of weird effects." Guy hadn't even gotten close to the medical wing last night, but he knew this place well enough to make a guess at what the concoctions had done to those who took them.

He didn't really want to talk about things like talking to his own shadow or the way he'd died his sister's death with someone who he barely knew, but it was the kind of thing Zero would pick up on as he continued to do his time in this place. That was the sad truth of it.

"The bottom line is that they'll do just about anything to make us suffer and you shouldn't consider anything off limits." He rubbed at his eyes for a moment, gave the young man a grim smile, and then took a few more bites of his breakfast. There was really no point in sugarcoating it. Zero deserved better than that.