You're watching security feeds across multiple rooms, hunting for anything that's changed. Chairs shift position. Objects vanish or multiply. Sometimes things appear that shouldn't exist at all. When you catch an anomaly, you file a report specifying which room and what type of disturbance—doing so resets that particular change. Miss too many and you lose. Success demands you memorize each room's default state, then scan feeds quickly enough to spot deviations before they pile up. The challenge isn't reaction speed but sustained attention: can you maintain focus through hours of mostly-static cameras, catching subtle wrongness when it flickers across your screen? It's pattern recognition under pressure, where your enemy is your own wandering concentration.
