This compound, when engulfing one’s body for extended periods of time, has a naturally relaxing effect, relieving muscles and alleviating bodily pains. Upon investigation, traces of magnesium sulfate (Epsom salt) have been discovered in the waters of Level 37. It is strictly unadvised to explore such areas due to their inherent danger without the proper equipment, one could easily drown in the level’s depths due to their lack of adequate lighting and/or exit points. Entrances to these deeper areas are typically found in the form of descending staircases or direct underwater holes. The abnormality of Level 37's geometry negates any purported purpose it might serve: pillars protrude out of the water in certain areas, much too large in quantity to be practical many open areas of water lack ledges for one to hoist onto light is cast from irregular angles, leaving some areas completely cast in darkness and certain staircases descend directly into deep pits of water.

Although the intended use of each area is difficult to ascertain, they are much too large to properly serve the function of a pool.

The architecture of Level 37 is varied, but strict in design all areas in the level connect to one other in a senseless manner, with none having an easily-identifiable purpose.

Level 37 gardenscapes