~::The Tower of Babel - The Spider's Web Park [Floor 238]::~
Throughout the Tower of Babel rest floors which reflect the darkness inside of humanity...when humans venture within, their shadows come out to play, changing the very face of certain levels within into the dungeon of their nightmares, putting on display that which they don't want others to see. But for those whose shadows have already taken control, whose darkness rules and acts according to its own design, there are unique floors entirely under their command, bending to their will as they seek to ascend to the top of the Tower.
Floor 238 is known as the Spider's Web and takes on the shape of an abandoned amusement park filled with broken down carousels, rickety old Ferris Wheels, cracked and broken bumper cards, and at the end of the long path through the small 'Park' is a large tent not unlike the Big Top of a Circus Tent, but with little lighting inside save candles all around, it is difficult to see anything from within. This Floor is unique because it is impossible to reach through normal means. No staircase or elevator leads to Floor 238 so far as anyone is aware, so reaching it requires some other method that is unknown.
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Whatever awaits on this floor is uncertain, but the fear of the unknown makes it somewhere even the Messiahs themselves do not like to tread without permission. But such a thing leads one to wonder...just whose mind was such a wicked level born from in the first place?
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Here is the Spider's Web, a broken down theme park level that cannot be reached by normal means. From whom it was spawned and the reason for its existence are unknown...and a subject of uncertainty and fear among those who traverse the Tower of Babel.