Sburb reborn [6/?] =Starting soon=

(Guys remember this was a thing? phew I wonder what happened to it)
Your father as seemingly dissipated from the place he stood before, it takes you a bit of time to realize where he had gone to. You turn around in confusion to see him standing next to the door frame "We'll see what you think of the difference between being controlled and being protected. Robin, the time will come when you cannot and will not be able to control your own choices. Do come back to me when you're struggling, for now, I will let you realize this in due time. Now get out of my study... and take the pitiful gem with you" He sighed quite audibly, as he motioned you to go through the door. It wasn't normal for your dad to let you go this easily, clearly something was bothering him. Your strife ends

You decide to not worry about your brother or whatever the heck happened outside of your room. You do however decide that it's time to get the game up and running. It has been far too long of a wait to sustain the excitement any longer. While the game begins to install, you decide to pester varn Vincent. It is done sooner than you can count, and already has detected the other nearby players for you to connect

Your intuition doesn't lie to you. You've not been left behind, even after you can feel this rather timeless hour approaching, something does bother you about this unusual sense of pressure. Disregarding that however, you safely store your discs and keep them safe for whatever purpose you'd desire later. The game is soon done and it is ready to connect to your desired player, it seems however it has already located your companions, and it is awaiting for you to start your. .... Is it getting hotter in here or what? It's probably just the excitement.

You've spent quite a bit of time trying to figure out this odd codex written with your disc. This clearly doesn't look professional at all. Nothing an actual triple A developer might've sent itself. You put safe care of the weird candy corn shaped marbles. And soon after your game is done, it requests you to start connecting to your indicated player.


Your cleaning comes out rather ordinary. It is such a big house, yet it is not surprising in regards of how much money your dad's organization makes. You however make no wonder, it's not that you don't have possessions, you just trash them all. The cleaning goes rather thoroughly, and as your enter your dad's study, you can notice that your oh so highly regarded father is not there (probably out doing much of what the yakuza is known for doing (breaking kneecaps) ). You glance over his precious sword collection, coupled with several photos of his many, many affairs with women you haven't heard of. All though those days of debauchery are long gone, you can't help but sometimes feel rather odd about it. Inspecting more you see your dad's most pressured treasure: His bike. A mountain bike suited for your tall father, adjustable seat with ergonomic design. Handles built with cushions for maximum comfort. 40 different velocity adjustments (very weird to say the least) And a small horn that makes a peculiar "honk" sound... Very pretty indeed.

You feel rather frustrated at the simple thought of your game evening destroyed by your noncaring father. None the less he is caring but not for your silly games, no he has bugs lunch to eat, he's a busy lusu parent! You walk over to your room and see the game all ready and installed, it seems it has already grabbed your partners to play... somehow? You shrug it off as you receive some messages by the weird chick who likes talking about getting her ass kick. She's sorta cool.. you guess? I dunno.

The screen flickers for a moment as you see the same rather odd geometrical display of the installing screen. Assuming that its loading, you stare at the pretty colors and after a few seconds, a very intricate GUI pops up into your screen, with a black image on its center. Each tab with different labels "Resources, buildings, adjustments, camera controls" And a peculiar button with the shape of a snowman. The screen slowly begins to reveal an image, as you see the peculiar image of a humanoid and in what appears to be a room (You'd see the player you've connected to and its room to which the player is located)

The mounting tension and temperature feed into your excitement as you begin! Being Juliet, of course, you quickly pull up your client's game and take a look at his screen. If you remember correctly, you should be able to see him there, and then you can begin to walk him through the entrance exam! Everything is starting to get exciting, time is drawing near, and you have none of it to waste. You look at the HUD and crack your knuckles. It's time to begin!
           To kick things off, you'll have to deploy the main three items needed. You move your cursor to the first one on the list, the Cruxtruder, and you drag it over to an empty space in Robin's room. Once you let go, it should drop into reality safely. You proceed to do the same with the other two items, the Alchemiter and the Totem Lathe, from the little snowman icon. You then watch closely, as your client should be getting to work soon.
    

Just as the program finishes installing, Stanley gets another message from Juliet asking about his progress. What perfect timing, he thinks to himself. After telling her the news, he boots up the client and takes a look around, finding himself in front of a room filled with elaborate furniture, art, and drapery. Though dimly lit, there's a strange sort of elegance to it, like looking into a room of a Victorian mansion. Then Juliet messages again, asking if he can see her. When Stanley looks back at the screen, sure enough, there's a girl waving to him, sitting behind a desk. Is that her? He doesn't want to admit it, but she looks...kind of cute. But what strikes him even more was the elaborate interface of the program. It seems almost like a video chat, except he could scroll around and change the view. Did this technology even exist? He never recalled hearing of it before. And from Juliet's instructions, it seemed like he was supposed to put down machines for her to progress. Was this some sort of augmented reality thing? Nevertheless, he notices that she had cleared a space by her bed, which he uses to set up the large machine this game was calling an "alchemiter". He looks around the rest of the room, finding nowhere else with enough space to put down another instrument, but Juliet tells him he could look outside as well. As she signs off to go inspect the contraption, Stanley clicks over to the hallway outside, finding it far less elaborate, but easier to manipulate. He puts the "totem lathe", as the game called it, against the wall in the hall, and the "cruxtruder" - what was with these names? - downstairs in the middle of the living room, hoping that wouldn't cause too much trouble. His apparent task being finished, he sits back, waiting for a response.

Once more Juliet, you pause as you explore her home, eyeing the strange machines until you come to the Cruxtruder, deployed beautifully...in the center of your living room. Well, you can't get everything you want, right? You smile to yourself as you eye up the machine, eyes locking on a turn valve proudly displayed on the front of the thing. You rub your hands together briefly before she takes a firm hold of the valve, pulling against it with all your might in an attempt to open it. After all, if you all are going to get there, you'll have to get your sprite! You just hope you can get this thing open with the least amount of effort and time.