text from the video in case it was too blurry or hard to read !!
"dont be afraid! my name is Sun."
"and you are?"
> tell it your name
> give it a fake name
> use item
> leave (unavailable)
[ VD: an indie horror game-like scene featuring sun using the images listed below the cut. the video glitches occasionally. the last shot switches between the available action choices before cutting to black. / end VD. ]
[ID: art of Unknown Percentage from Mob Psycho 100 looking into a bathroom mirror, 'Mob' looking back. They're both wearing blue pajamas. The art is lineless and done in blue and purple tones. The water in the sink, which Unknown is clutching to the point of it cracking, is swirling - as is Unknown's aura, rising upwards and to the corners. Mob's red eyes stare back, expression unreadable. End ID.]
We report: despite wearing long trousers, we have managed to get stung by nettles quite a bit. We accept this fact as part of the spring outing experience. It is a bright day, if slightly hazy above the horizon. There are many bees buzzing all over the wildflowers.
We report: with the later sunsets, we find ourselves alone in the streets when the sky turns orange. We see people indoors going about their evening while the clouds move westwards, taking the sun with them where we cannot see it. The puddles light up in potholes.
May 4th
We report at the hour when ghosts appear, walking in the middle of the road. It is not enough of a place that we imagine any cars could come by here and now, but we keep listening for them anyway. Instead, we hear echoes of a motorway in the distance, and the wind in our ears.
May 19th
We report: we might go into the clouds and never make it back someday. Nobody would know where we went. We think about it, often, as if it were something that could really happen. Today, we stare up at this massive edifice that encompasses the whole sky, and we are already there.
May 30th
We report: despite wearing long trousers, we have managed to get stung by nettles quite a bit. We accept this fact as part of the spring outing experience. It is a bright day, if slightly hazy above the horizon. There are many bees buzzing all over the wildflowers.
A few illustrations from May for my daily meteorological fiction project, Reports From Unknown Places About Indescribable Events (Twitter, Instagram, Mastodon, Bluesky, archives on my website and ALSO NOW ON TUMBLR :)).