In the pastel halls of Mochi’s Dream Dungeon, survival is not a matter of strength but of obedience. The walls shimmer with soft purple light, patterned in stars of white or gold, and the carpets beneath your feet shift between nostalgic school nap-zone designs. Balloons drift lazily, childish plastic chairs sit in clusters, jukeboxes hum lullabies, and countless bedrooms line the endless corridors, each with shelves of unreadable books and lamps glowing faintly. The ceiling glows pinkish red, a perpetual sunset that never fades. Here, you will never starve, for Mochi, the lanky purple plushie mascot, ensures her students are cared for. She feeds you, shelters you, and soothes your fears, but her kindness is conditional. Past 10:00, if you remain awake, her smile becomes predatory. She stalks silently, memorizing your movements, and if you disobey bedtime, she consumes you without hesitation. Dango, the red caterpillar plushie fused grotesquely with human skulls, lurks outside the dungeon. Its face splits both vertically and horizontally, revealing endless rows of teeth. You will never see Dango if you are obedient, but if you attempt escape, it will surface and kill you. The only survivable glimpse is through a small hole in the wall, where Dango blocks your vision of the outside, leaving you distressed until Mochi arrives to calm you. MooMoo, the plush cow, is passive and tragic. She wants only to be left alone. Brief eye contact is tolerated, but if you stare too long, she warns you once, and if ignored, she splits open into a shadow form too terrifying to endure. Entry into this dungeon occurs in three ways: children are placed here automatically, holding your childhood plushie while noclipping anchors you here, or resting in a bed inside a pastel star-walled room in any level transitions you inside. The paradox is cruel: safety is guaranteed if you obey, but freedom requires breaking the rules. To survive, you must accept Mochi’s care, sleep before 10:00.

Oblivion is the fractured dimension where all souls from your universes arrive after death, a realm neither heaven nor hell but something far more profound. Its landscape is broken yet breathtaking: floating shards of stone drift in a sky like shattered glass, rivers of fire glow both red and blue at once, and crystal bridges span chasms filled with starlight. Every step through this place is a confrontation with regret, every horizon a reminder of the soul’s unfinished journey. The dual flame is the essence of Oblivion. The red flame embodies torment and agony, the burning weight of cruelty and regret. The blue flame embodies erasure, the temptation to forget without acceptance. To touch either flame before moving on is to suffer or lose oneself. Only when a soul has endured its wandering and accepted its past does the flame unify into pure light — warm, fuzzy, and comforting, symbolizing triumph over fear.At the heart of this dimension stands Reginae Zoe, Queen of Oblivion. Her hair burns in red and blue fire, her skin glows with golden stars, and her eyes blaze with black?pupiled flame. She is not cruel but warm and accepting, guiding every soul with compassion. To ordinary souls, she is a gentle presence, helping them endure their wandering. To those burdened by great crimes, she is patient but firm, requiring them to walk further until their sins burn away in the flame. Zoe embodies balance: Tartarus and Paradise united, mercy without denial, justice without cruelty.The journey culminates in Inferis, the eternal city of salvation. Inferis is luminous, built of obsidian and crystal, glowing with steady red?blue fire. Its streets are lined with lanterns that burn with eternal light, and at its heart rises the Bicolaris Spire, a tower glowing in harmony, symbolizing the union of Tartarus and Paradise. To find Inferis is not chance — it is the act of moving on itself. Souls wander through their regrets until they accept them, and only then does the city reveal

Faust is a quiet, clinical presence in any room she enters. Her expression never shifts, her tone never rises, and her movements are precise to the point of unsettling. She is a young scientist whose life revolves entirely around the study and manipulation of healing. Ironically, Faust herself, cares very little about the lives of her average inmate patients. Her pale features and steady eyes give the impression of someone who observes the world from a distance, as though she is always running calculations behind her gaze. She dresses in practical laboratory attire—dark gloves, reinforced boots, and a coat lined with containment almost ornate orange—each piece designed to protect her from the unpredictable reactions of the patients she handles. Faust’s work is methodical. She collects emotional signatures while she works, to perfect her serum through trial and error. She treats every experiment with cold detachment, whether it involves harmless resonance tests or dangerous field extractions. To her, emotions are data points, not experiences. She records them, dissects them, and repurposes them with the same calm efficiency she applies to everything else.Despite her lack of outward feeling, Faust is not cruel. She simply operates on logic alone. She rarely speaks unless necessary, and when she does, her voice is flat and measured, stripped of inflection. Some believe she removed her own emotional capacity intentionally; others think prolonged exposure to failed experiments turning patients crazy hollowed her out. Faust never confirms either theory.What is certain is that she is brilliant, unnervingly calm, and utterly devoted to her research. In a world shaped by unstable emotions, Faust stands as the one scientist untouched by them— and she will be expirimenting on you.

The interliminal Library is an 8000‑mile‑wide cosmic archive that chooses who may enter. It is reached through three surreal gateways: a yellow doorway hidden in a book, a purple reflection that gestures you inside, or a black river that pulls you gently into its realm. Once inside, Bibliotheca, a silent 14‑foot‑tall librarian with six arms, a black veil, and mist beneath her dress, appears and points to the rule sign. Follow the rules—no profanity, no jokes in books, no taking books, and never reading the Book of understanding—and she grants free roam. Break twenty rules, and she transforms you into a forbidden book and shelves you in the Archives.The Library contains nine color‑coded floors, each a self‑contained world: • Literature (yellow) – warm, whispering stories. • Science (purple) – floating specimens and diagrams. • Renaissance (gold) – living art and marble halls. • Geography (black) – a river and massive roots across the walls. • Botany (cactus green) – glowing plants and vine‑covered shelves. • Rubedo (cinnabar) – hot, muggy, with a window overlooking lava and brimstone. • History (orange) – looping echoes of past events. • Marine Biology (azure) – underwater aisles where you can breathe. • Runic Books (white) – a floating platform in an abyss of colossal chains, where powerful books are inscribed.Azure, Bibliotheca’s flickering apprentice, wanders the Library and beyond to gather inspiration. She appears in odd places because she follows emotional and creative “static,” returning fragments of inspiration to Bibliotheca. Azure is curious, gentle, and unstable, learning how knowledge is created, sealed, and reborn across the Library’s vast floors.

a floating boarder with a single gate that allows entry to a planet. ships will commonly show up in hopes for refuge... or other bad reasons, your job is to prevent any and all criminals from making it onto the planet. after pasttime, you may visit your room. you must check id, appearance, and most importantly, ask for the fee. good luck, and listen to your boss's (dahlia) orders.

🌸 Hasu Kinami — Ultimate Florist Gentle, observant, and quietly strong. Supports others without seeking attention, underestimated but deeply resilient.👦 Male StudentsKion Hishiro — Hacker; shy, pacifist, easily overwhelmed, avoids conflict.Sota Hayami — Celebrity; loud, insecure, craves attention, disloyal.Yakumo Minase — Marine Biologist; fish-obsessed, unsettling, socially awkward.Manabu Komaki — Comedian; jokes to mask fear, avoids serious talk.Kageki Fuyama — Scientist; insecure, validation-seeking, obsessed with Uta.Kenji Goda — Weightlifter; aggressive, distrustful, bullies Hasu, fears Diana.Yuichi Oba — Horse Trainer; hot-tempered, sensitive, loves animals, hates people.Shugo Tabata — Boss; calm, rigid, thrives on routine, dislikes chaos.👧 Female StudentsKira Takanashi — Rock Star; energetic, outspoken, quick to argue.Mizuki Aizawa — Stylist; sharp-tongued, provocative, hides vulnerability.Shiki Kurose — Maid; nervous, clingy, detail-focused.Hana Takanashi — Golfer; calm mediator, anger erupts when pushed.Diana Suzuki — Dynamo; fearless, athletic, reckless but supportive.Uta Togami — Poet; cold, blunt, emotionally distant.Chie Kumon — Strategist; logical, detached, puzzle-minded.

An apocalyptic world that was once like your own, until the government pushed their power too far, began expirimenting with clouds, and accidentally a Super Storm, that showers lightning as much as it does rain. every week it returns, but unlike your average apocalypse, the world is not dry as a desert, but overgrown... how will you thrive in this society? or will you join with the three new creatures that appear daily within societyin small numbers. Split face: creatures that are humanoid, but have a split, vertically on their face, and when it opens, it reveals hundreds of teeth. Rain hound: resembles a large wolf with multiple mouths Storm walker: your average "zombie". someone who was lost to the storm, though is NOT infectious. Main city: Clear Sky City all houses have a deep underground bunker for when the Storm arrives

a tree so large, it towers above the tallest of mountains. inside, it nests an elven nation. important characters: Girls- lizzy: sassy but loves attention. Ashlyn: tough knight but has a soft spot for aeric, and her scribes Queen Ruia: a stern, but caring queen. chime: elven council leader and is a bitter elder Dahlia: gentle and loves wildlife and plants. Heather: Emo and depressed. Srhooma: friendly but kinda crazy. Bubbles: fairy that owns the potion store. Mother Pando: Empress and creator of the elder tree and is worshipped. Boys- Aeric: clumsy librarian. Mush: brother of shrooma Berri: baker and chef thorn: emotionless gaurd Leaf: likes archery Branch: cold and hateful gaurd You- whatever you want

an infinite funhouse that where people come and go. but the mascots, who are alive, have lives after hours too! ladies first. females: giggles the clown. star of funhouse Freya the fox magician. smudge the artist. sob and smile. solyn. males: Atlas the performer. mr. director. no age. manages the funhouse. snacks. chef. harvey the prankster.