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Revision as of 14:05, 25 December 2012
| Lorn Tower | |
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| Basic Info | |
| Effects | None |
| Events | None |
| Notable NPCs | None |
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| BGM | 2_38 |
| Map ID | Missing |
The Lorn Tower is located deep inside Jigsaw Puzzle World, inside the watery passage that leads to the Dream Beach. Although the tower itself is prominent enough, its entrance is somewhat hard to find, located after a series of hidden paths within the ice directly below the tower.
Features
The Lorn Tower is a single, circular, tall room with some furniture, a couple of beds, some scattered books, and a large golden mobile hanging from the ceiling. On the left is a poster that will display a full-screen painting when interacted with.
Interacting with the right-most bed will pan the screen upward, showing a ghostly image of Urotsuki sitting on top of part of the golden mobile. Using the Child and Stretch effects will show young and adult images of Urotsuki, respectively. After interacting with the bed a handful of times (it's random, but generally two or three), Urotsuki will turn into a very old woman with a cane, and the screen will gradually fade to black. Afterwards, the lights will return and Urotsuki will be shown sleeping on the floor of the tower. She will spring back up, but the screen will gradually fade to black again and the game will hit a dead end. The only options at this point are either pinching awake or using the Eyeball Bomb.
Pinching Urotsuki awake while the tower hasn't faded to black will show a ghostly image of her sitting atop the bookcases at the center of the room. Oddly enough, pinching awake with the Child effect will show an 'adult' Urotsuki, while pinching awake with the Stretch effect will show both young and contemporary.
