Yume 2kki:Rainy Woods Path

Rainy Woods Path
Basic Info
Japanese Name(s)	雨の野道; 雨の野道; Rainy Road
Effects	None
Events	None
Notable NPCs	None
Other
Connecting Areas	Cookie Isle;
BGM	🔊 @sushi_mb_loop (No. 818); 🔊 bgm013 – End of the Road (No. 276H);
Map ID	2811, 2812
Version Added	0.122c
Primary Author	Nadeko
Contributing Author(s)	21keb
Extras +
Vending Machine
	Normal

Rainy Woods Path is an area accessible from Cookie Isle.

Features

Rainy Woods Path, as the name suggests, is a patchy dirt path through a lightly forested, fenced area, accompanied by drizzling rain. Several puddles, reflecting a gray sky, have formed. Some small stones are dotted around the area.

Urotsuki first emerges from the bright yellow path of Cookie Isle, and follows the road northeast. The area tints slightly darker upon entering the next area. In this section, the dirt road splits off into two, forming a circle around a series of white stone paths leading up to a fountain. The road continues at the northwest of the circle; from there, it loops around east, past a bench, then northwest again. Breaking off after the bench and heading northeast leads to a puddle shaped like Urotsuki.

The dirt path then reaches a small gate within the white fences. Interacting with it allows Urotsuki to move past and continue her journey. In this next area, red and purple umbrellas striped with white can be found, floating and spinning. Along the path, a sign can be found, depicting Urotsuki's Balcony in daytime. Yellow text in the corner seems to indicate that it is 11:00. Nearby this sign is another bench.

Continuing to follow the path takes Urotsuki north, to another gate. After using this one, the area lightens up again. More striped umbrellas can be found here, as well as a vending machine and bench in the western side. The road winds around and travels north, until finally concluding at a gap between two white fences.

Heading through these fences, the rain and music stops. On the other side, a couple of trees can be seen. Nearby, a road leads into a tunnel, currently blocked by construction barriers, with its east end blocked by cones and a sign. In a distance, the skyline of a city can be seen.