𝐋𝐎𝐒𝐓 𝐈𝐍 𝐓𝐈𝐌𝐄 | 𝗥𝗘𝗩𝗘𝗥𝗦𝗘 𝟭𝟵𝟵𝟵 - 𝑴𝑨𝑳𝑬 𝑹𝑬𝑨𝑫𝑬𝑹

Chapter 3 - Point Of View

Previously, on the Reverse 1999, way before chapter 2:

The movie's main character isn't that bad. In fact, one could say he's an intriguing fella. Sure, he may seem dull and boring at times, but as the story progresses, his character arc becomes more interesting. However, Let's not forget that a movie was not just about the main protagonist. So let's diss the main character like that and focus on others' points of view, unless you want to get a knuckle sandwich right in your kisser, ya hear? With the main character lose its central focus, focusing on someone's journey is indeed an intriguing way to narrate the tale. And as we all know, humor is subjective, so a bit of tongue-in-cheek wit can go a long way in keeping even the staunchest of audiences engaged. 

Look at this ass forest! The woods are mighty thick, thicker than the thighs of many women. The smell of swamp ass is a sweet perfume, the kind that only the thickest of asses can produce. What is this? It is believed that the woods might be enchanted, the trees' trunks are thicker than the thighs of even the most shapely of women. My word, it smells like ass! It smells like swamp ass everywhere. For fuck sake! I mean, who would've thought that the trees would have such big bottom? If you ask me, this place ain't bad, only that I'm a bit envious of how fat these tree butts are. But enough of that. Let's keep walking and enjoy this ass feast for our eyes.

Welcome to the Green Lake, where the trees grow thick and the shade is plentiful. Four individuals have been spotted roaming the woods, though their motives remain a mystery. They could be here for adventure or maybe they were drawn in by something intriguing. Did their quest bring them here? Is there something of interest that caught their attention? We certainly cannot ignore that this place was established by the Zeno Academy long ago, back during the 1960s, but was later abandoned in early 1970s for bizarre phenomenon where all the Youth Forces vanished in a blinks of an eye. What secrets will they unveil here? Only time will tell. For now, let them embark on this journey and unravel the mysteries of this lush, green labyrinth.

The group was made up of four individuals, one of whom was a guy named Horropedia. That's quite a fascinating name, no doubt, must we say. It seems like he is interested and intrigued by the horror-like atmosphere of this place. His excitement and enthusiasm are palpable, as he walks about and marvels at everything he sees. "Guys! Look at this," he says, "and look at that! Awesome!" It seems like he has an innate interest in all things ominous and eerie, which is why he was drawn to this place in the first place. He was hooked by the aura of secret that cloaked the forest.

Next, we have a girl walking around and appreciating the scenery of Green Lake. Who standing next to Horropedia is Vertin, a seemingly stoic and less expressive individual who nonetheless harbors a sense of adventure. She takes the time to admire and appreciate the surroundings, as the wind rustles her silvery hair and the sun rays dance across her silver-like locks, glistening on it and sparkling surface, she seems to be enjoying her time here. Despite her more reserved and composed demeanour, there is a spark of the spirit of exploration flickering in her heart. It seems like she is intrigued by the atmosphere and the beauty of the forest, and its secrets are just waiting to be uncovered and discovered. Vertin appears to hold herself with a certain degree of poise and grace, which show her level of self-sufficiency and confidence. She appears to be the epitome of elegance as always indeed.

Trailing behind Vertin is Sonetto, the orange-haired girl who seems less than impressed. It seems that she has some issues with her friend Vertin, who LITERALLY dragged her here without mercy into this unnerving looking forest, much to her dismay. Vertin could have left Sonetto in the safety and comfort of the St. Pavlov Foundation, yet she decided to be stubborn and insist on bringing her friend along for a trip into the unknown and unfamiliar. It seems like these two have a interesting relationship, one that is built on companionship and trust natured. Sonetto must be thinking what Vertin's motives are for forcing her to come here, while her friend seems unbothered and unfazed by Sonetto's complaints.