The seat of the U.S. Congress, featuring an extensive network of 19th-century basement tunnels and a central 'Crypt' level. Home of the Demon Cat (D.C.). Notable for inexplicable paw prints in the Small Senate Rotunda.
A predatory subterranean entity reported to reside within the WMATA tunnel network. Known for its chameleonic concrete-like skin and bioluminescent eyes, it is frequently sighted near high-voltage third rails and deep-level stations. Home of the WMATA transit system.
A spatial record representing the 128-mile heavy rail system serving the D.C. area, documented here as the primary habitat and hunting ground of the "Metro Monster." The record covers the system's deep-level vaulted stations and subterranean transit corridors.
The "Demon Cat" (or "D.C.") is a famous Washington, D.C. ghost story—a menacing, spectral black cat reportedly seen in the U.S. Capitol basement before national tragedies. Witnesses describe it as starting as a normal-sized cat before expanding to an enormous, monstrous size with glowing yellow eyes, often vanishing or lunging.
