The boiler room was just the first one of the rooms downstairs. There were several more.
I can’t help to wonder, why the clothes have been abandoned. They have clearly been left behind long since the place was abandoned, and even seem to be in a very good condition.
In addition to the clothes there were several combs. This is again a what the hell -level find.
This smallish room contained lots of cardboard boxes.
A mystery machine. It looks like it has been used to heating up very small portions of milk in testing tubes.
This looks promising. The text in the corner says ‘I peed here’. Too much information.
A back door. The canopy has collapsed.
Another room with lots of cardboard boxes.
Everything’s gonna be allright, the text says. The tags on the walls were pretty conflicting: others like this and the first one are giving hope, others are just outright creepy.
Such as this one. Sacrificing room, 5 persons maximum.
So much for the sacrifices. What do they do with them, place them inside that tank?
Some of the windows were covered with metal sheets. It looks like somebody has at least tried to protect the building at some point.
Worshipping room this way.
The corridor ended to a very dark area of the building with some cold rooms and a stairway.
The door to the showers was locked. This was probably, where the dairy plant staff showered after work shifts. The door to the left looks like it leads to a sauna. Wouldn’t be very surprising, if there indeed was one.
Downstairs explored. The only way left is up.
The mystery machine you mentioned looks like an industrial centrifuge, which is used to separate liquids based on density by spinning them at high speeds to enable laboratory testing. In this case, because it is a former dairy plant, it is likely that samples were tested for contamination.
This explains a lot! Thank you once again, Thomas!