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=== '''True End — Akazu no Hako''' === | === '''True End — Akazu no Hako''' === | ||
{{Stub}}This ending is unlocked when the player clicks the "Don't click here!" button and throws the ball inside the hole after it. The screen will get static for a moment until it reveals an image of an air vent and then the real story starts. The narrator wakes up from the dream he had and notices he is trapped in a one-man cell after he had gone crazy by a certain urban legend. The truth is, the dream he had was the entire Usagi Puzzle game all along. By the fear of being found by a certain ''something'', he screams loud and it makes the nurses on the nurse station worried. They start discussing the urban legend that the narrator so believes, until he screams again. After that, a box comes out from the air vent in his cell. You have to click on the box to be redirected to the main story. | {{Stub}}This ending is unlocked when the player clicks the "Don't click here!" button and throws the ball inside the hole after it. The screen will get static for a moment until it reveals an image of an air vent and then the real story starts. | ||
The narrator wakes up from the dream he had and notices he is trapped in a one-man cell after he had gone crazy by a certain urban legend. The truth is, the dream he had was the entire Usagi Puzzle game all along. By the fear of being found by a certain ''something'', he screams loud and it makes the nurses on the nurse station worried. They start discussing the urban legend that the narrator so believes, until he screams again. After that, a box comes out from the air vent in his cell. You have to click on the box to be redirected to the main story. | |||
* '''Script:''' | * '''Script:''' | ||
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I woke up from the sweet dream I had. Now, I can't move my body to escape from this painful reality. | I woke up from the sweet dream I had. Now, I can't move my body to escape from this painful reality. | ||
