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Through the third archway there's an area which consists of several smaller culverts with railed conveyor systems overhead. To the right are a large amount of fungi in an unreachable room. Continuing on, there is a room with graffiti resembling a flower or butterfly on the wall, and a ladder to the northeast and south. | Through the third archway there's an area which consists of several smaller culverts with railed conveyor systems overhead. To the right are a large amount of fungi in an unreachable room. Continuing on, there is a room with graffiti resembling a flower or butterfly on the wall, and a ladder to the northeast and south. | ||
The southern ladder leads to a floating door, which turns out to be a black and red head with a stray left eye in a dark hallway. This hallway is | The southern ladder leads to a floating door, which turns out to be a black and red head with a stray left eye in a dark hallway. This hallway is blocked on both sides by boxes. Offscreen there is a creature similar to [http://yumenikki.wikia.com/wiki/Steve_%27Leif%27_Kareha| Steve 'Leif' Kareha]. It moves randomly, and thus will eventually appear before you, but it can be found much faster by equipping the [[Effects#Bug|Bug]] effect, causing it to follow you. | ||
The northern ladder leads to another waterlogged hallway with more culverts, fungi, and construction barriers, the latter of which is likely an indicator of upcoming content in future versions of the game. The room winds down past more culverts, eventually coming to a crossroads with two culverts, marked by some cones to the left. | The northern ladder leads to another waterlogged hallway with more culverts, fungi, and construction barriers, the latter of which is likely an indicator of upcoming content in future versions of the game. The room winds down past more culverts, eventually coming to a crossroads with two culverts, marked by some cones to the left. | ||
Revision as of 23:32, 26 January 2018
| Abandoned Factory | |||||||||||
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 Maybe this is a construction barrier factory. | |||||||||||
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| Effects | None | ||||||||||
| Events | Big Red | ||||||||||
| Notable NPCs | Big Red | ||||||||||
| Other | |||||||||||
| Connecting Areas | Forest Pier ⛔Wind Tunnel ➡️Neon City ⛔Arc de Pillar World | ||||||||||
| BGM | n3-NaT (Waterways)n3-RoW (Deeper) | ||||||||||
| Map ID | 0514, 0517, 0526 | ||||||||||
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The Abandoned Factory (廃工場, Hai Kōjō) is an area accessible from the Forest Pier by way of the boat.
Features
When first entering from the Forest Pier, the area is a bit dark (It's gradually more darker), silent, and desolate, consisting of a waterway lined by strange fungus-like growths. Following the water, Urotsuki will pass by a poster depicting an abstract prohibition sign, a broken window, and a round sculpture similar to those found in the Forest Pier being overtaken by foliage.
The second area has industrial music and is filled with large and small pipes and some fungi. At the end of this area is a dimly lit doorway that connects to the next area.
The hallway between the second and third area is barren except for windows lining the wall and a metal grate at the end, which Urotsuki can step onto out of the boat. The third area consists of metal ladders and staircases, with the occasional fungus growing in some places. At the leftmost side of the area is a bench, which Urotsuki can sit on.
The very bottom of the area is filled with shallow water, construction barriers, and four numbered archways, out of which only the first and third are accessible. The first archway leads to an alleyway lined with locked doors, a neon sign, and one last unlocked door to the far right which leads to the Arc de Pillar World . If you walk up to the fourth archway, a white creature with a large eye can be seen standing beyond the barriers.
Through the third archway there's an area which consists of several smaller culverts with railed conveyor systems overhead. To the right are a large amount of fungi in an unreachable room. Continuing on, there is a room with graffiti resembling a flower or butterfly on the wall, and a ladder to the northeast and south.
The southern ladder leads to a floating door, which turns out to be a black and red head with a stray left eye in a dark hallway. This hallway is blocked on both sides by boxes. Offscreen there is a creature similar to Steve 'Leif' Kareha. It moves randomly, and thus will eventually appear before you, but it can be found much faster by equipping the Bug effect, causing it to follow you.
The northern ladder leads to another waterlogged hallway with more culverts, fungi, and construction barriers, the latter of which is likely an indicator of upcoming content in future versions of the game. The room winds down past more culverts, eventually coming to a crossroads with two culverts, marked by some cones to the left.
The culvert on the right can be chainsawed open, leading out to an unfinished area featuring a strange cottage on a small island. The island is surrounded by giant white flowers, which sway in the wind; a rusted mailbox stands out front, which makes a sound when interacted with.
A ladder has been placed across the water to use as a bridge, but is currently blocked by an insidious traffic cone. There is nothing else of interest here aside from a flashing cube that slowly moves around the bottom of this area, which will take you back to the flooded hallway when interacted with.
Continuing further down the path leads into a new section with a metal grated ceiling, more graffiti visble on the leftmost wall, and more of the prohibition signs, exiting to a sewer with a blob-like creature wading through it. Continuing onward leads to Urotsuki suddenly getting eaten by a large red monster (Similar to Yume Nikki's Big Red) that will take her to the Wind Tunnel.
Directions
Nexus → Red Streetlight World → Gray Road → Grass World → Green Neon World → Construction Frame Building → Cog Maze → Forest Pier → Abandoned Factory
Worst theme park ever.
A rather unexpectedly pleasant graffiti.
Held back by mere cones, once again.
Quaint, with a touch of disturbing ambience.
H-hi there.
I knew having the Cake effect was a bad idea.
The strange door reached from the southern ladder.
What's behind door number one? The answer is adventure!
Alleyway to something strange.
A pair of glowing red eyes, visible only with Glasses
