Yume 2kki:Forest Interlude

Forest Interlude
Basic Info
Japanese Name(s)	陰森の橋 Kagemori no Hashi Shadow Woods Bridge
Effects	EffectNone
Events	None
Notable NPCs	None
Other
Connecting Areas	Phosphorus World NoEntry⛔ Miraculous Waters Unlock🔑
BGM	🔊 Nuaah's Music XV (No. 474)
Map ID	1316
Version Added	0.113e
Last Updated	0.118d
Author	Nuaah
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Forest Interlude is an area accessible from Phosphorus World. After the first visit, it's only accessible from Miraculous Waters.

Map of Forest Interlude.

Features

Forest Interlude is a large forested area filled with bodies of water and bridges, which connect the different sections of this area. If Urotsuki goes under the shadow produced by the trees or some other things in the area, the world will become darker while the music becomes quieter simultaneously. Additionally, flowers of different colors can be found across the area, along with lamp posts.

From the entrance, Urotsuki will be found sleeping be under a statue composed by spheres of different sizes. A brown door surrounded by yellow flowers can be found directly to the east, which connects with Miraculous Waters.

Another path can be found south, which will become denser the deeper it's explored. Eventually, this path leads to a long bridge, where a skull can be found to the left, a set of white flowers can be found to the right and a path blocked by a barrier can be found south.

Directions

First visit only:
With the Fairy or Spacesuit effect, if the number of times that Urotsuki has dreamed has a 9 as the last digit:

• The Nexus → Heart World → Spherical Space Labyrinth → Miraculous Waters → Robotic Institution → Clandestine Research Laboratory → Phosphorus World → Forest Interlude

Subsequent visits:

• The Nexus → Heart World → Spherical Space Labyrinth → Miraculous Waters → Forest Interlude

Trivia

• Entering this area unlocks the connection from Miraculous Waters to this map. It's not necessary to enter Miraculous Waters from this area to unlock the connection.
• This map resembles the Forest Pier.

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