Welcome to Dreamworld - EPISODE 6

Episode 6 on YouTube

Wiatt confronts Sara for the first time.

## Summary

   Wiatt comforts Star Light after having freed him from the virus. Star Light expresses his worry that he may never be human again and explains that his body, along with many others, is preserved somewhere in the facility. When Wiatt appears doubtful of the supernatural happenings surrounding the facility, Star Light confides that he has film footage of the supernatural that was recorded back in the 1800's using a camera that had been sent back in time by some demonic being.

In a new tape, Wiatt and Star Light carry the Triplets as they traverse the destroyed arcade, with Ribbon Dancer following behind them. Wiatt asks Ribbon Dancer again why he isn't possessed, Ribbon teasing him that his "boyfriend" Star Light could answer. As the two are both astonished, Ribbon Dancer shows them a video he found on a tablet he took from Wiatt's locker.

In the video, Wiatt had accidentally begun recording while trying to take a picture with Lewis. Lewis says that the two cannot keep dating because he and his friends are moving to a different city after their graduation. Lewis says that he will not be able to keep in touch with Wiatt, though when Wiatt says he'll come with him, Lewis quickly shuts down the idea. Wiatt complains that his dead grandfather's mansion and abandoned arcade mean nothing to him and Lewis is the only one he has left. He expresses his mistrust Sara, though this too is shut down by Lewis. Wiatt urges Lewis to text him at least once a week, threatening to drive over to come find him if he misses it. Lewis finally points out that the recording is still going, and Wiatt rushes to end it.

   Wiatt and Star Light stare, both blushing. Star Light realizes that Wiatt knew his real identity the entire time, and Wiatt explains that the reason he started working for the facility in the first place was so that he could rescue him. The two are relieved to have the information out in the open now so they can discuss it as they please. Wiatt is confident his recordings will expose Dreamworld Entertainment and declares that afterwards, he and Star Light will go on a date. When Star Light cuts him off and asks about the date in question, Wiatt asks if they're still dating, sarcastically calling him "Star Boy" much to Star Light's annoyance. Masquerade pushes them to continue on with the task at hand as Star Light agrees to the date.

   Wiatt discusses the unnerving tape from the 1800's, which features a demon named Litho and a boy named Alison. Though he is initially relieved that they only has to deal with Sara and her partner, Ribbon Dancer comments that the head scientist of the facility, "Dr. Litho," shares the demon's name. Dr. Litho runs Watchful Eye Toys, a smaller company that sells standard Dreamworld merchandise as well as Twimblos. Ribbon Dancer goes on to explain that Twimblos are popular small creatures that Sara and Winnie began producing after employees began disappearing, though Dr. Litho is credited with the original concept. Ribbon Dancer explains that, assuming Dr. Litho is the same as the demon from Alison's tape, he'll need a lot of potent energy from souls to fulfill his plan of opening a portal to the spirit realm as they are powerful enough to control complex machinery. Twimblos being mass produced and given away must be because of their ability to harvest the energy of the human soul for The Collector. Star Light ushers the others to focus on getting out of the facility first before trying to unravel the bigger mystery at hand. As the tape ends, Wiatt asks if Star Light is okay, seeing as he was killed by Sara, his friend. Star Light admits that he's shocked that Sara would do such a thing, commenting that Sara may not be herself.

    A Dreamworld Entertainment employee training tape starts, covering what to do with lost children inside of the facility. It abruptly cuts to footage of three children, John, Jake, and James sitting in the RollerRink. John urges them to leave as the building will close soon, and they could be locked inside. James jokes about wanting to stay behind to explore, while Jake wants to stay and watch Cheer, his favorite animatronic. John teases his friend about how he always hides from the animatronics during their visits. John and James tease him for being afraid of the animatronics and liking an animatronic that cannot speak even talk, compared to Star Light, Ribbon Dancer, and Rex. Jake stands up, confident to see Cheer and show her he can be brave. His brothers stare behind him in shock as a dark figure looms over the child. Before Jake has a chance to react, Winnie pierces the boy through the chest with his hand.

    Furious, Sara yells at Winnie over the phone for having killed children just for the sake of gathering souls and removing potential witnesses. She complains that Winnie already had her kill Lewis, adding that she was barely able to save his body after the fact. Winnie chides her for thinking there had only been one other murder at the facility then lists off his other kills, those of Eric and a second employee, the bodies of whom are stored in the basement. telling her its what she signed up for. As Winnie harshly explains that this is all a result of her contract with Litho, Sara begins to break down and lashes out at Winnie, bringing up his dead wife and son. She says that their business is done, and she's through searching for immortality, stating that the loss of Winnie's wife is not him worth killing people over. Still, Winnie pushes for her to stay, telling her that Litho won't be happy. As Sara states she doesn't care, a loud scream fills the room, along with screams from Sara herself. The recording cuts for a second before returning as Litho, now possessing Sara's body, introduces himself to Winnie. He quickly moves on despite Winnie's disgust at the possession and begins his plans for a facility for biological engineering, suggesting it as a tool to collect more souls.

    A possessed Sara sits at her desk before she notices Alison floating just behind him. She greets the ghost happily, though Alison doesn't reciprocate, finding no fun in the situation considering that people are dying and his childhood was ripped from him. When Sara asks why Alison is not guarding the spirit realm and jokes about him surrendering, Alison says that one of his allies, a detective, is guarding the spirit world. He then goes on to announce that he will aid Wiatt in freeing the animatronics from the virus and sending incriminating footage to a contact who can then release it to the internet at large. Sara reacts with a fit of rage before asking why he would defend humanity despite its depravity. Alison, through all that he's witnessed, clings onto some sort of hope to find the good in the world. Sara, annoyed, waves him away so that she can take care of the issue at hand.

Inside of the Madhouse, Wiatt calls out for LolliPop to no avail and instead moves up a floor Trampoland to search for them. Star Light moves away to turn on the lights while Ribbon Dancer warns Wiatt about holes in the floor caused by the collapse. Pop suddenly calls out to the group, to which Ribbon Dancer runs off with the Triplets, leaving Wiatt alone. Wiatt pleads with Pop to let him fix him, but Pop shuts him down and calls over Rex to get rid of him. Star Light intervenes, asking Rex what Alyssa would think if he hurt Wiatt or anyone else. Wiatt makes a break to run away but falls through a hole in the floor, though he manages to cling to the edge. Sara, possessed by Litho, confronts him. She kneels before Wiatt and smugly tells him that she's going to kill him to end his meddling. As Sara goes on about humanity's corrupt nature and how she will dispose of it with his plans, Wiatt finally retorts, insulting Litho directly before being kicked down into Seaventure.

As Wiatt floats in the water, Glory's voice calls out to him. Her silhouette slowly comes closer before her large hand reaches out from the darkness and grabs him, drawing him towards her face. She recognizes him as Sara, telling him he should stay lost.

Sara searches through the security cameras for the detective Alison had mentioned. In the Roller Rink, Cheer looks around, shouting for someone to come out. Hidden from her view, Damien Klein records a log for himself as he remarks being unsure if the animatronics' behavior is paranormal in nature or technological tampering. He's certain a demon has possessed Sara herself. Sara decides that Damien knows too much and must die, though she makes note of the purple eye he uses to see spiritual activity. Damien mentions needing to find Oliver before something bad happens to him, giving Sara the exact information she needs to exploit the detective's weak spot. A closet door is opened, revealing Oliver slumped against a wall. He looks up as Sara stands in the doorway. She cryptically says she'll need Oliver's help with something.

A commercial for Twimblos plays. The creatures are advertised as stress-free alternatives to typical pets. They can be fed anything and taken anywhere, with the only thing they need to live a happy life being the love of their owners. The commercial assures wary customers that the lab-based production of Twimblos are perfectly ethical and urges them to bring Twimblos into their home and heart, and share with them the deepest parts of their souls. The commercial then begins to advertise keychains of the Dreamworld Entertainment animatronics and Wiatt. Rain interrupts to further discuss the keychains before they comment that the footage they're being sent is becoming progressively more distorted. They say they'll find something else in the facility next time before ending the video.

## Appearances

* Wiatt Nicholson
* Star Light
* Masquerade
* Melody
* Mimic
* Ribbon Dancer
* Lewis Bright
* Cheer
* John
* James
* Jake
* Winnie
* Sara Covetman (possessed by Litho)
* Litho
* Alison
* LolliPop
* Glory
* Damien Klein
* Rain

## Credits

**Voice Actors**

Rainbott

- Star Light, Alison, Lolli, John, James, Jake, Employee training tape narrator,

N/A

- Wiatt

Corey Wilder

- Pop, Masquerade, Melody, Mimic, Rex, Litho

BibbleFlavouredMahoganySauce

- Ribbon Dancer, Winnie

Malibu Bandit

- Sara Covetman, Cheer

Kota\_jjd

- Damien Klein

Cardboardghost

- Glory

**Artists**

Twilight\_sketches

Derpygirl\_draws

Summerdoddles

Kota\_jjd

Blurryydreams

## Trivia

* Text flashes by on single frames following the episode's content warning, reading "YOU AREN'T SUPPOSED TO SEE THIS / YOU AREN'T SUPPOSED TO BE HERE / HOW DID YOU EVEN GET IN? / WHY ARE THEY ALL CHASING YOU? / THEY WERE SUPPOSED TO CHASE HER / IT WAS SUPPOSED TO BE HER / THE GATEWAY IS OPENING SOON / I'VE FAILED US ALL / AND NOW I WILL DIE DOWN HERE / ... / I SHOULD HAVE BEEN DEAD ALREADY, BUT MY SOUL PERSISTS / IT WON'T LET ME DIE / I OVERHEARD HER CALL IT ESSENCE / I WISH MY SOUL HAD LESS OF IT SO I COULD BE FREE FROM MY OWN BODY"
* Morse code written below the second part of Sara's phone call recording reads "THE NEW SARA'S FIRST CALL"
* Brief flashes of every decommissioned animatronic besides Winnie are shown during this episode, those being Night Light, Lorenzo, Millie, and Gruff. Posters featuring Millie and Gruff's silhouettes can also be seen in the background during the confrontation at Trampoland.
* Star Light incorrectly calls Alyssa by the name of Audrey during his confrontation with Rex.