Garten of Banban 1/2/3

GOBB 3

Autumn groaned as she climbed out of the elevator, which came to a stop at the third floor. Looking around, she made her way over to the communication kiosk, which was a little ways away from the elevator.

Ding dong.

"Glad to see you've made it!" Banban said with... happiness?

"Same here!" Autumn said back.

"I don't know how you did it, but you survived a giant elevator crash... so I guess I shouldn't be surprised," Banban continued.

"Heh, you know me," Autumn said.

"Also, again, I apologize for hitting you over the head. In fact, it is for this reason I believe we should not meet face-to-face," Banban said.

"Really? Why?" she asked.

"You see, for whatever reason, I am prone to violent instincts, and I do not trust myself to not give into them again," Banban continued.

"Oh..."

"I have locked myself inside of a surveillance room. That way I can help without being a danger to you."

"Thanks?" Autumn asked.

"We are currently on the lowest floor to remain active before everything went awry," Banban said. "There are many floors below us, but they've all remained closed and abandoned for quite some time now."

Autumn nodded in understanding.

"So just make sure not to fall..." Banban warned.

"Thanks for the tip," Autumn said.

"As for your siblings," Banban said, "I don't know exactly where they're being kept, but I know someone who does."

"What's his name?" Autumn asked.

"Head to the Aquatic Sector. That's where he resides..."

(Time skip)

"There's the last crayon," Autumn said as she dropped it into the hole. There was a ding, and a purple keycard popped out.

"Awesome," Autumn said, smiling.

She made her way over to the sky rail, and made it go in the direction of the Aquatic Sector.

A few minutes later, Autumn was making her way down some stairs, and flinched as the lights turned on. It revealed a really, really, REALLY big jellyfish.

"This must be the 'friend' Banban was talking about... time to wake him up, I guess," Autumn said, hitting a button behind the communication kiosk.

A low rumbling sound filled the air, and the jellyfish's eye slowly opened, staring at her.

"Uh, hi?" Autumn asked nervously.

"You've had a rough day, I can tell," the jellyfish said.

"No I didn't..."

"You diligently wait for the moment you leave this wretched place with your siblings in hand, I can also tell," he continued.

"How...?"

"Not to undermine your efforts, but I fear that moment may never come," the jellyfish said.

"Why?" Autumn asked.

"I cannot let that happen, and I will gladly show you why, but after I do, you take my advice."

"Such as?" she asked.

"Leave this place while you still can. Erase it your memory. Move on and forget any of this happen, and I promise you..."

"Promise me what?" Autumn said.