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Level 9223372036854775807 is the (signed) 64 bit integer limit on a computer. It is one of the most dangerous places one can find in the Backrooms.

Description:
Other image of void
A recovered photo of The Void.

Although most would say the backrooms are infinite, the beings that know about this level would disagree. The things that are possibly able to get to this point have not been able to go higher for millennia. Not only is Level 9223372036854775807 one of the most dangerous levels in the Backrooms, but it is also one of the hardest to enter. The only way one can describe the surroundings of Level 9223372036854775807 is a simple, cold, brutal staircase leading up into the infinite "end." The color of the End is truly indescribable. The most one can compare it to is black or white. It is devoid of any color, so empty that looking at it directly for too long can make one begin to tear up. The sound of silence is the worst thing that you can imagine. You can't even feel your weight under you. Nobody knows if there is anything after this, at least there is no way to get there if so. Space continues for at least billions of miles in all directions. There are hundreds of entities that come here to try to find an escape. This is arguably the final level known to live. Every form of life.

Entrances:
It is currently rumored that the fake reality The End could be a decoy or secret entrance to the "true end".

There is a theory that Level 344,168,411,231,509,876,490,285 has an extremely rare chance to lead here.

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Exits:
he staircase is so far the only known way in or out. There are only a few beings that know how to get to the staircase. Although it is said that the staircase may glitch and lead to The Mid Rooms. Climbing 85 stairs of this level then falling off will lead to Level ???. Climbing 5000 stairs on this level then falling off will lead you into reality.

Important Info:
It is practically impossible for a human to get out of this Level without using anomalous items from the Backrooms itself, due to this level swarming with powerful entities. Very few human eyes have seen Level 9223372036854775807.
Level 9223372036854775807 is also known as "Level Nothing," "The End,", "The Final Level", and "Level ███████████".
Photo of The Void
The only recovered direct photo of The Void in Level

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