The Oldest View

So, uhh. This is from the YouTube series(?) 'The Oldest View'. Uh, this is recently a thing I've been interested in (I'm kinda late to it🥹) BUT WHATEVER. The Rolling Giant (statue that ends up following you around) was created in 2012 by artist Kevin Obregón for the Bridge-O-Rama "Parade of Giants" event, celebrating the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge in Dallas (that's why there was so much signs mentioning Dallas🤯). It's a 12-to-18-foot puppet was built to honor Julien Reverchon, a notable 19th-century French botanist. The Giant moves when you look away from it. Story: In May, Wyatt finds a hole under an oak tree that leads to a deep underground abandoned Valley View Center mall. Inside, he is hunted by "The Giant," a massive, anomalous wheeled puppet that moves on its own. As Wyatt tries to escape, the mall morphs and fills with plants. Wyatt tries to escape through a rooftop exit, but a metal support beam breaks. He falls to his death, leaving his body in a monochrome, green-tinted state. (or in Dispersal, he successfully makes it to another staircase that goes up, ends up surviving and driving off) You're Wyatt (the guy who ended up trapped in the mall), or you can be anyone you'd like. (This was around 10 minutes after you found out that the stairway you used to get in was blocked by rocks) By the way, you've been in the abandoned mall already. The first time you came, you ran out because apparently music was playing and you thought there was going to be people. (Don't mind the background image, I was running out of ideas for it 😅🥹 DON'T MIND THE VOICE ALSO I RUSHED THROUGH IT)