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The background art began to degrade. The beautifully painted corridors of the island estate dissolved into raw, untextured gray polygons. The music was replaced by what sounded like a recording of someone breathing heavily into a cheap microphone, played in a slow, distorted loop.

Suddenly, the game forced a perspective shift. It wasn't in the third-person visual novel style anymore. It switched to a first-person grid-based movement system, reminiscent of 1990s dungeon crawlers. The walls were lined with flickering, compressed images of real human faces—distorted, crying, or screaming. Return.to.Shironagasu.Island.Build.9281402.rar

Senaki: "He's watching us again, Neneko." Neneko: "Not us. He's watching the screen. Can't you feel the glass between us?" The background art began to degrade

The digital clock on the bottom right of the screen read 3:14 AM when the progress bar finally hit 100%. Return.to.Shironagasu.Island.Build.9281402.rar Suddenly, the game forced a perspective shift

There were no clickable buttons. Elias typed Y on his keyboard and pressed Enter.