[When Molotov's room changed, cold wind blew the door straight off its hinges, sending little blasts of snow out after it.

Stepping in, you find yourself in a frozen forest, one that seems endless. It's chilly, but not cold, though there's snow and ice covering everything. When you first walk in, the sky is blue and bright, but as you continue ( Read more... )

[ Anyone who wanders into Nill's room will find that it's a church. She's doing any number of things inside: sweeping, walking along the backs of the pews, practicing reading and writing, or maybe even just sitting. The stain glass windows are of people: Heine, Badou, Bishop, and one is cracked. While the middle is nicely lit the edges of every ( Read more... )

[Stepping into her room brings you to the captain's quarters of her old ship, the Siren's Call. A large luxurious bed takes up much of the space. Decanters of alcohol are haphazardly lined up on a table in a corner and there's a desk against the other wall. Clothes are scattered throughout much of the room, as are piles of discarded jewelry. A ( Read more... )

[When Alan reenters his room, he has to stop and stare, take a look back through the door. No, still in the castle - so this isn't some kind of world change. But what is it?] Seeing this happen to other people and knowing it's happened to you isn't quite the same as seeing it for yourself.

[Anyone who enters his room will find an ENCOM ID Badge ( Read more... )

[Entering Natsuki's room brings you to a winding road near sunset, with rocky walls on one side and steep cliffs dropping straight down to the ocean on the other. At one of the turns, there's an outcropping of rock. Guard rails around it indicate that it is a scenic overlook, but the edge of the outcropping is cleanly sliced away, rails and all. If ( Read more... )

[Dextera's room has been transformed into a town - one with a constent feeling of dread. Above is a blood-red sky, clouds, but no stars, no sun, the ground had no vegetation, no flowers. It looked as miserable as it most likely felt. The only really consistent thing was the picture of a red cross plastered on the walls of the houses.

Farther in the ( Read more... )