What a strange place... / Blood moon goobie

[annaebell]

You take a tiny amount of the goo, tasting it briefly before spitting it out.

The taste is unexpectedly vile.

Like a mouthful of pennies.

[Smell the goo]
[What-]

[annaebell]

Leaning closer to the worktable, you cautiously sniff the goo resting upon it.

The scent is unfamiliar, but you do know it is unpleasant.

[Taste the goo]
[What-]

[annaebell]

Heeding the words on the door, you stop yourself from entering the lab.

As you turn away to explore elsewhere, you bump into someone behind you.

[Continue...]

[annaebell]

You decide not to interact with the goo and leave it untouched.

You have no intention of smelling or tasting something of that nature.

[What-]

[annaebell]

Observing the house, it becomes apparent that the interior is much better maintained than the exterior.

It raises the question of whether this is deliberate.

You decide to look at...

[The welcome mat]
[The paintings on the wall]
[The hallway]
[nothing]

[annaebell]

Beneath your feet lies an old, worn welcome mat.

Any words once on it have faded to the point of being unrecognisable.

[Look at something else]

[annaebell]

As you glance over at the various paintings lining the wall of the hallway, you cant help but notice how different each one seems.

Each one has its own uniqueness and atmosphere.

Will you look at...

[The cute picture]
[The poorly drawn picture]
[The creepy picture]
[None of them]

[annaebell]

Your attention is drawn to the cute painting.



The frame is adorned with glitter and stickers, and the picture within appears to be drawn excessively cute as well.

Look at something else

[annaebell]

Your attention is drawn to the badly drawn picture.



This picture features a simple frame. It appears to have been created by an individual lacking artistic ability.

[Look at something else]

[annaebell]

You gaze at the lifelike image. It's as if you're peering into the eyes of an actual goobie while you stand and study the picture.

As you step back, you notice the eyes in the art piece appear to follow your movement.

[Look at something else]