Lubiks Cube

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==Description==
Object 17, also known as the “Lubiks Cube”, is an anomalous item that has the appearance of a regular Rubik’s Cube, but with darker shades of colors. Each scramble has been seen to be different and always extremely difficult to solve. The cube has the ability to transport the user to a random level in the backrooms or give them either bad or good effects depending on the pattern they create by twisting the cube. 
The cube can only be activated once by each user, and it cannot be carried along to another level. The cube will vanish and reappear in a different location after being used. The cube is not a safe item to use, as there is no way to predict or control which effect it will cause. Some effects may be more dangerous or deadly than others, and the user may not be able to return to their original state. Furthermore, attempting to cheat or tamper with the cube, such as by painting or disassembling it, will result in the user being sent to a highly hazardous level.
The cube also reacts negatively to other cubes, and will vibrate and teleport away if placed near another one. The reason for this behavior is unknown, but some speculate that the cube has a hidden mechanism or entity inside it that causes this effect.
==Effects of each side==
===Red Side===
The Red Side of a Lubiks Cube is often associated with the most negative or deadly outcomes.
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Bone Randomization:
All 206 bones of a normal human will suddenly shift and be put in random places.
Collision:
The cube will suddenly collide with the user at around 50 miles per hour, which can cause fractured bones or concussions if it hits the head.
Life Threatening Teleportation:
The user will suddenly be teleported to a random Class 5 or Deadzone level. The most common ones include Level 186, Level -6, and Level -250.
Entity Spawn:
A random highly dangerous or rare entity will spawn next to the user. The most common ones are Wretches, subjects infected with Sanguine Festivus, and Slashers.
Liquid Pain
A large amount of Liquid Pain will be dumped on the user’s head from an unknown source.
===Orange Side===
The Orange Side of a Lubiks Cube is often associated with similar outcomes to the Red Side, although less deadly.
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Dangerous Teleportation:
The user will be teleported to any Class 4 level, which are dangerous, but still survivable. The most common ones are Level 14, Level 186.2, and Level 426.
Lost Items:
All items on the user’s person will vanish to their original spots on their respective levels.
Blurry Vision:
The user’s vision will be partially blurry.
Hydrolitis Plague
A huge amount of water infected with the Hydrolitis Plague is dumped on the user’s head from an unknown source.
Entity Spawn:
A dangerous, but common entity will spawn next to the user. The most common ones are Skin Stealers, Smilers, and Hounds.
===Yellow Side===
The Yellow Side of a Lubiks Cube is often associated with the mild outcomes of the worst.
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Teleportation:
The user will be teleported to any Class 2 or 3 level, which are safer. The most common ones are Level 2, Level 226, Level 164, and Level 49.
Roller Skates:
The user will be given a pair of roller skates that they will be forced to wear for the rest of their life.
Restless:
The user will become restless at night.
Trip:
The user will constantly trip when running from entities.
Entity Spawn:
A safer entity will spawn next to the user. The most common ones are Facelings, Tree Spirits, and Male Deathmoths.
===Blue Side===
The Blue Side of a Lubiks Cube is often associated with neutral outcomes, basically a mix of good and bad.
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Teleportation:
The user will be teleported to any Class 1 level, which are safer. The most common ones are Level 1, Level 0, Level 112, and Level 188.
Limp:
The user will be given a limp that they will have for the rest of their life.
Water:
A large amount of water will be dumped on the user’s head from an unknown source.
Thirst Quench:
The user’s thirst will go away.
===Green Side===
The Green Side of a Lubiks Cube is often associated with the start of the good outcomes, leaving the bad outcomes behind and greatly rewarding the subject.
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Safe Teleportation:
The user will be teleported to any Class 0 level, which are safe and devoid of entities. The most common ones are Level 37, Level 21, Level 333, and Level 68.
Food:
The user’s favorite food will spawn next to them.
Energy:
The user will gain a huge boost of energy.
Water:
A large amount of water will be dumped on the user’s head from an unknown source.
===White Side===
The White Side of a Lubiks Cube is often associated with the best outcomes that will guarantee survival.
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Best Teleportation:
The user will be teleported to any Class Habitable level, which are very safe and can even become a wanderer’s new home, The most common ones are Level 4, Level 154, Level 399, and Level 143.
Full Meal:
Gives the user a full meal
Exits Knowledge:
The user will immediately know of the nearest and safest exit out of a level. This is helpful for very dangerous levels.
Almond Water:
A large amount of almond water will be dumped on the user’s head from an unknown source.
==Locations==
Five cubes have been sighted so far, mostly in the lower levels of the backrooms, such as Level 1, Level 2, Level 3, and Level 4. These levels are the most populated by wanderers, and the cubes seem to appear in places where they are likely to be found and used. One cube was also reported to be in Level 37, another one in Level 11 and a third one in Level 5, but these sightings are unconfirmed.
==Discovery ==
The first cube was discovered in Level 4, by a wanderer who found it lying on the floor. He decided to try to solve it, and was transported to Level 3, where he encountered a hostile entity and barely escaped. He later shared his experience with other wanderers, and warned them about the cube. Since then, more cubes have been found and used by curious or desperate wanderers, with varying outcomes. Some have found safe or interesting levels, while others have met their doom or worse. The origin and purpose of the cubes remain a mystery.
==Addendum==
The cube is named after the inventor of the Rubik’s Cube, Ernő Rubik, and the word “labyrinth”, which means a complex and confusing network of passages. The name was coined by a wanderer who noticed the similarity between the cube and the backrooms. The name is also a pun on the word “lubricate”, which means to make something smooth or slippery, as the cube seems to facilitate the movement between levels. The cube is considered to be one of the most dangerous objects in the backrooms, as it can lead the user to unpredictable and potentially fatal situations. 
Some wanderers have tried to use the cube as a way to escape the backrooms, hoping to find a level that leads to the exit. However, this is a very risky strategy, as the cube may also take them to levels that are worse than the ones they came from. The cube is also known to have a mind of its own, and may not transport the user the outcome did not intended to have. The cube may also have a malicious intent, and may deliberately give the user outcomes that are hostile or harmful to them. 
The cube is also a source of curiosity and fascination for some wanderers, who are intrigued by its mysterious nature and abilities. Some wanderers have tried to study the cube, and find out how it works and what it contains. However, this is also a very dangerous endeavor, as the cube may not react well to being examined or manipulated. The cube may also have a hidden defense mechanism, and may retaliate against the wanderer who tries to interfere with it. The cube may also have a secret agenda, and may use the wanderer as a pawn or a test subject for its own purposes. 
Category:Objects
Category:Mysterious