ROOM 5

[idolpro]

When you start off, you find yourself in a hallway with a single door. When you walk through the door, you'll find yourself in a child's bedroom. There's no noise besides the rain pouring outside, not that you can see it considering it's completely pitch black outside.

Ah well, don't worry, there's a lot to sort through. Anything in the photo above are the things you can interact with.

However, to make it easier, here are the things you can interact with in this room:
∙ Mirror
∙ Curtain
∙ Wall
∙ Window
∙ Chair
∙ Floor Lamps
∙ House-shaped Bookshelf
∙ Yellow Ceiling Lamp
∙ Orange Ceiling Lamp
∙ Bed
∙ Corner shelf
∙ Toy chest
∙ Flower Vase
∙ Books
∙ Pictures (red, yellow, green)

Comments

Re: DISCUSSION

[auguryofinnocence]

No, go ahead.

Re: DISCUSSION

[firstworldproblem]

[Vergil continues to surprise him.]

Without a physical body they can't manifest in this world. Thus such aetheric beings usually take the form of another as a manner of bridge. I suppose one strong enough would not need full possession or could manifest such small feats as moving objects on their own, but it would take a great amount of aether.

Re: DISCUSSION

[auguryofinnocence]

Now you see you are using your world as reference. If it was mine a ghost would simply be a demon and they could possess any of these objects if need be.

Re: DISCUSSION

[firstworldproblem]

Are they not different? Ghosts and demons? Though I suppose the closest form of demon we have is a voidsent.

Re: DISCUSSION

[auguryofinnocence]

If the idea behind ghosts is generally some strong feeling keeping them from dying properly, that is a type of demon. Their soul would turn into one rather than simply a ghost, so I doubt ghosts exist in my world.

Re: DISCUSSION

[firstworldproblem]

How interesting though perhaps now is not the time to delve into this topic.

If anything I imagine whoever is haunting this place is a soul not fully capable of forming or having enough 'presence' in Hell. A failed audition or a lost idol.

Re: DISCUSSION

[auguryofinnocence]

Hm. That is a fair point.

[But unless it's someone he cares about then too bad for them???]

Re: DISCUSSION

[firstworldproblem]

[Emet is very matter of fact about it.]

For all its misgivings, Hell does have its benefits.

Re: DISCUSSION

[auguryofinnocence]

That you are alive? I should think so.

Re: DISCUSSION

[firstworldproblem]

I was more referring to the wish, but I'll take that as well.

Re: DISCUSSION

[auguryofinnocence]

Well one wouldn't be much good without the other.

Re: DISCUSSION

[firstworldproblem]

I do have questions if any of us are truly alive in Hell, but I'll leave that philosophical discussion for another day.

Re: DISCUSSION

[auguryofinnocence]

[He waves a hand.]

It is all very Greek. Confined to a world of the dead, but effectively alive for being able to interact with people and things, and being able to escape. The living wandering in, too. No need for any debate.