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[It's snowing in room 405.
At first glance it looks as if the room is actually outside, and simply covered in thick, rolling, winter clouds. It's certainly expansive enough to be outdoors - every direction, even up, seems to go on forever. Those with vertigo may not want to look down, because a close inspection of the floor will reveal there isn't actually a floor, just some invisible force keeping one from falling into more clouds. Aside from all the emptiness it's rather pretty and serene. The snowflakes, which fall slowly into nothingness, aren't even that chilly.
The next most obvious thing about the room(?) are the shots, the bolts of coloured light whose shape resembles very large neurons. They split off and condense at seemingly random points, and they're all moving at different speeds. Some are sluggish, while others exist for only a split second. They're very pretty to watch, and they give off a strangely comforting feeling. In fact, the entire room gives off happy feelings.
... Which is the last notable thing about the room. Whoever enters will immediately feel the lights and the room radiating warmth and calmness. It's pleasant and almost affectionate, which seems a little weird, but affection is certainly preferable to dread, right?
Yuki is hanging out in her room, reading a book, like there's absolutely nothing unusual about any of this.]
At first glance it looks as if the room is actually outside, and simply covered in thick, rolling, winter clouds. It's certainly expansive enough to be outdoors - every direction, even up, seems to go on forever. Those with vertigo may not want to look down, because a close inspection of the floor will reveal there isn't actually a floor, just some invisible force keeping one from falling into more clouds. Aside from all the emptiness it's rather pretty and serene. The snowflakes, which fall slowly into nothingness, aren't even that chilly.
The next most obvious thing about the room(?) are the shots, the bolts of coloured light whose shape resembles very large neurons. They split off and condense at seemingly random points, and they're all moving at different speeds. Some are sluggish, while others exist for only a split second. They're very pretty to watch, and they give off a strangely comforting feeling. In fact, the entire room gives off happy feelings.
... Which is the last notable thing about the room. Whoever enters will immediately feel the lights and the room radiating warmth and calmness. It's pleasant and almost affectionate, which seems a little weird, but affection is certainly preferable to dread, right?
Yuki is hanging out in her room, reading a book, like there's absolutely nothing unusual about any of this.]