Yume 2kki:Rose Church

Rose Church
Basic Info
Japanese Name(s)	光と水面：教会エリア Kyōkai Eria Church Area
Effects	EffectNone
Collectibles	WP #226 Menu Theme #12
Events	None
Notable NPCs	Piano Shadow
Other
Connecting Areas	Tulip Lamp World
BGM	🔊 bgm015 – Corridor (No. 297E) 🔊 bgm015 – Church hallways (No. 297F) 🔊 bgm039 – Church interior (No. 273D) 🔊 bgm019 – Blocked Path (No. 298C)
Map ID	0564, 0581
Version Added	0.100h
Author	wataru

The Rose Church is an area accessible from Tulip Lamp World.

Features

From the stairwell at the area's entrance, Urotsuki traverses a narrow staircase filled with blue lanterns hanging down from chains. An odd blue object moves slowly across the background. Following this corridor is the church's interior.

The church's interior contains a very large room with a tile floor and small eyelike windows along the walls. Large pillars with the same eyelike shape line the room. On the north wall, there are two sewer grates, indicating that the building is located underground. At the far south of the room there is an iron fence blocking off a central door. To the west is a detour that leads to the front area of the church.

The front area of the church is lined with lamps shaped like roses, although they appear to be turned off. In the northwest corner of the room is a piano, but if Urotsuki tries to play it, only the sound of the keys being depressed can be heard, indicating the strings are either broken or rotted away. There is a culvert of some unknown liquid above the piano, which may have contributed to the rotting of the strings. Rarely, (when Variable #44's value is equal or greater than 230), a shadowy figure will be seated at the piano and will attempt to play it. There are also more sewer grates on the north wall. In the northeast of the room there is an archway designed to resemble floral stems supporting a clock with no hands. Along the walls there are small structures holding potted plants that appear to be wilted or dead. There are eight pillars in the room with benches Urotsuki can sit on, some of which have posters with unreadable text or diagrams of plants. The pillars are lined with large vases on tables with dead plants sprouting from them. Strewn across the floor are leaves of paper with text on them. Light shining through stained glass creates colored reflections on the floor.

The room also contains a bear/frog-shaped fountain that Urotsuki can drink from. In the west of the room there is a strange sundial, and in the southeast, a large stone mask. In the center of the room there is a lime-green Egg that unlocks Menu Theme #12. There is also a strange object that sometimes appears in the east of the room. It does nothing.

Leaving through the front door, there is a tunnel lined with sewer grates and dead vines. To the left of the entrance a construction barricade guards a bench and rose lamppost. To the right, the tunnel continues, getting brighter the further Urotsuki travels down it. As of version 0.103, the exit is blocked off with a traffic cone.

Directions

• The Nexus → Red Streetlight World → Gray Road → Sprout World → Green Neon World → Construction Frame Building → Cog Maze → Forest Pier → Abandoned Factory → Wind Tunnel → Radiant Ruins → Bottom Garden → Overgrown Gate → Tulip Lamp World → Rose Church

After visiting Forest Pier at least once:

• The Nexus → Urotsuki's Dream Apartments → Forest Pier → Abandoned Factory → Wind Tunnel → Radiant Ruins → Bottom Garden → Overgrown Gate → Tulip Lamp World → Rose Church

OR

• The Nexus → Purple World → Black Building → Town Maze → Bottom Garden → Overgrown Gate → Tulip Lamp World → Rose Church

After visiting Square-Square World at least once:

• The Nexus → Rock World → Theatre World → Square-Square World → Neon City → Abandoned Factory → Wind Tunnel → Radiant Ruins → Bottom Garden → Overgrown Gate → Tulip Lamp World → Rose Church

Trivia

• This world was removed from the game in version 0.113 (Wataru's Patch) and readded in version 0.119d Patch 1.

Gallery

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  So peaceful...

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  There just had to be something creepy.

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  Sadness