Crimsonverse

= Crimsonverse =
The Crimsonverse is the multiverse which contains different universe that are unique in their own ways. It is run by a powerful computer and each universe inside is a folder (e.g. PKMN2000) with a name and inside them are more folders containing other realities. It was discovered in Crimson Season 2. 
== Lore ==
=== Travelling ===
The purpose of the Crimsonverse is unknown, but it is a very complex system with laws and protocols in place to prevent shit from going awry. The only way to travel across different universes is to 'clip into them,' or go through a universe's layer to get to the other one, each universe is stacked on top of another, going up and down like a ladder. Going to different universes requires a ridiculous amount of speed and force, which would kill you unless you could be small enough to clip to another universe. MTUs, or multiversal traversal units are able to make a user small enough and propel them hard enough to reach other universes and even select which one to visit. However, to reach other realities of another universe, MTUs must skip, where instead of going up and down to go to another universe, they go either left or right to access another reality of the universe they are currently in. When entering another universe, the traveler will get thrown into it because of the speed required to enter it and will also place you near that universe's version of you, if it exists.
=== Laws of Operation ===
==== Existence ====
When someone goes to another universe, the system checks if the universe you are going to has a version of you. If it doesn't, your 'file' becomes a parent, or the main entity. If there is a version of you, then the system creates a 'copy' file and that universe's version of you becomes the parent. The Crimsonverse allows duplicate files to exist because the parent file supplies the copy with necessary data to exist, essentially tethering the two (or more if any). However, problems arise if the parent file ceases to operate, or die.
==== Missing Parent File ====
When the parent file for a copy has been deleted and the copy file is still present in that universe, the system begins to go haywire over the copy's existence. Since there is no file feeding data to the copy, the copy has no data being supplied to it to support it's existence, therefore the deletion process begins, a process that is slow and excruciatingly painful.
==== Deletion Process ====
In the first stages of deletion, the subject will feel discomfort, this can include dizziness, stomach discomfort, headaches, pains in random areas of the body or anything for this matter. In the second stage, chromatic aberration begins to occur in the subjects vision. What is seen will appear to be "misaligned," or the separation of colors, the most common colors seen in this are red, green and blue, similar to that of a computer monitors graphics. When a subject has entered the third and final stage, they begin to glitch randomly, which painfully incapacitates the subject for a brief period of time. Speech can turn into distorted radio static and so are the screams of pain, then eventually death follows when the copy has been fully deleted. This is a process that can occur within hours or in most cases, can take days to fully progress. In some cases, there are ways to reverse the process.
==== Copy reconstruction ====
In rare cases as told in Season 2, there is a way to reverse the Crimsonverse's deletion process of a copy. Either you can leave as soon as the parent file has been killed, resulting in no consequences or you can somehow clone the parent file and place them back into their universe to undo the deletion. This was done in Crimson Season 2 (logs) when A1770 Ame and ARTX3090 Ame went to the SA2004 universe by cloning B4216 Ame using Kingpin's cloning machine using a lock of hair from B4216. ARTX3090 was also cloned and so were her versions of Amanda and Yua when she fell into the cloner after being killed, which causes problems that'll be looked into later. As long as the parent file can be replaced. you can be saved.
==== Admin Control Room ====
There are locations where Crimsonverse system access can be reached, although it can't be visited by using the MTU device. These rooms are strictly prohibited to anyone who is not a system administrator or a script enforcer. It is believed that in this room, files can be changed, realities can be altered and commands are executed and even the deletion of an entire universe. Each universe has it's own control room that monitors their respective universe and realities.
==== Deviants ====
A script deviant, or simply known as just a deviant, is a rare system error that occurs when a file inside a universe folder drastically goes off-script and the system cannot find another reality to match the deviant's new path. Some of these deviants can be harmless to the system's wellbeing, but others can become dangerous due to the butterfly effect that can alter other universes' scripts. These suddenly created realities directly inject themselves into a universe's reality that is following its own, causing conflicting fates and creating new files that should not be there at all. To contain the damage caused by a dangerous deviant, it's existence must be destroyed and Deviant protocols are initiated to solve this problem before irreversible damage is caused to other universes and the system itself.
==== Deviant Protocol/Script Enforcers ====
A deviant protocol is a rare system command used to contain script deviants before they become worse. Unlike the system doing this itself, the Crimsonverse randomly selects one of many script enforcers waiting on standby. These enforcers live normally until a deviant appears and embark to seek it out and kill it. Script enforcers are also given level one admin privileges, meaning they can access the control room and use commands and other things that their level of administration can use. Since these enforcers are scattered across universes, each one is different and no 2 enforcers fight the same. 
The known script enforcers are Qyuwi (QYU-87) and Digi (DP-224).