"Ah, an intelligent question!  Well, from here, Mister Man, you can't do it.  Closest you can come to surfacing here in Silent Hill is Chessboard One.  That's as good as it gets."<br/><br/>She almost capers in a circle around them, counting off points with her fingers.<br/><br/>"There's the parking lot by the lookout.  That's a way back up.  But you've got to get there, and since you already got the first and the second warning, simply backtracking won't do any good.  There's the park...not the amusement park.  Lakeside goes deeper.  Rosewood or Rosemont or Rosebud...whatever they called it, that's a place to surface.  But you have to get the timing<em>juuuuuust</em>right or it won't work.  Lastly, so the rumor goes, if you can find old Justice, get into his office, and face him down, he might just take you back.  Maybe.  If he hasn't forgotten the way.  Good luck finding him, though."<br/><br/>She laughs.<br/><br/>"Going deeper...what can I say?  That's easy.  Darkness falls, right?  Bam.  You're down one level at least.  Or if you go to the hospital.  Or the school.  Or the amusement park.<em>Creeeeeeeepy</em>.  You probably don't want to go down, because that's where the bad things live."<br/><br/>She pauses for a moment.<br/><br/>"Oh, right.  There<em>is</em>one other way to get out of here.  You have to dive deep.  Past Chessboard Three.  Past Four and down onto Five.  A little girl named Alice did that, once.  So did Jim and Harry and Heather, and they all made it back again.  Find that which called you hear and beat it at its own game, and the rules say you're free to go.  It's possible.  It just isn't easy.<em>Ipso locus horribilis est</em>and all that."