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Enu

Official art of Enu

**Enu** is the main character in RiME. Enu is a young boy who washed up on an island with no memory of how he got there.

Enu is represented as the Prince in story found behind the Keyholes.

## Appearance

Enu is a young boy with dark brown hair, brown eyes, and medium-dark skin. He wears a tattered white tunic with light blue accents that falls off his right shoulder. He also wears a torn red cape and arm/leg guards held together by rope.

## Personality

Considering the game has no dialogue, it's difficult to pinpoint Enu's personality. However, few traits can be inferred from the gameplay. Enu can be seen as optimistic and determined as he is constantly pushing forward, even when things aren't looking so bright. Given RiME's genre as a puzzle game, he can also be seen as a fairly good problem-solver. He also has a playful or silly side, as seen in some points in the game where you can play and laugh with Nana.

Enu also seems to enjoy singing. Pressing his voice prompt when there are no relevant characters or objects nearby will cause him to hum a short tune, and in some cases he will sing outright.

## Trivia

* His name is only revealed in the end credits, when crediting his voice actor Mirella Díez Morán.
* Morán is also the voice for one of the versions of the ending song, Song of the Sea.
* Enu was stated in an interview with Eurogamer to be a representation of Loss.
* Enu is implied by Tequila Works to be around 8 years old.
* In an interview with Vidaextra, Enu is said to have been designed in an androgynous manner. "At first internally the boy was known as "The Kid", which can be both a boy and a girl, but from there he ended up finally deciding that he was going to be a boy, although it could have been perfectly more indefinite. In that sense it does not have any importance on the fact that it is of one genre or another," says José Herráez.

## References

1. ↑ https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2018-06-25-rime-and-reason-beneath-the-meaning-of-tequila-works-artful-wonder
2. ↑ RiME Dev Diary 1
3. ↑ https://www.vidaextra.com/entrevistas/queriamos-que-el-mundo-volviera-a-experimentar-la-sensacion-de-tener-ocho-anos-a-traves-de-un-nino-jose-herraez-de-tequila-works
Achievements

## Gallery

Ancient TreasureAsk for a miracleBite the dustBlend in with the surroundingsCareful stepsDark and quietDon't say noFrom the sky to the abyssFull wardrobeFuneral flowersGood intentionsHappy familyHold your breathIt's a processJars in the sandLighten upLost LullabyNo HopePatienceRacingReckless cannonballSweet MemoryThat went too farThe path of lightThe truthTo let goToyful ChildUnbearableWhat lies in the deepWithout a traceWrong direction
Strange Statues

The Strange Statues are five specific salt statues that can be found in specific stages of the game. There are two in Anger and three in Bargaining.

Breaking all five earns you the **Bite the dust** achievement.

## Locations

### Anger

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## Overview

The salt statues are objects that first appear when beginning Anger. They can all be seen in various states of distress; some of them looking up into the distance, others weeping into their hands, others clutching at their heads.

Prompting Enu to touch these statues will cause them to break. Completing Bargaining without breaking a single salt statue will earn you the **Without a trace** achievement.

Strangely enough, the Strange Statues do not release the purple smoke when broken, but instead break down into a cloud of ash.

It's implied that the Shades also found throughout Anger and Bargaining eventually spawn from these statues, as suggested by a mural found in Bargaining depicting this exact scenario. Enu can also be seen briefly turning into a salt statue before being reborn as a Shade.

## Trivia

* The fact that there are five strange statues may be another allusion to the game being an allegory for the five stages of grief.
* The salt statue could be a reference to the biblical tale of Lot's wife, who when fleeing the city of Sodom with her family, looked back towards the city despite the angel's warnings not to do so and was turned into a pillar of salt upon doing so.
Acceptance

Acceptance is the fifth and final stage of the game.

## Overview

### The Monochrome House

You awaken in a monochrome, barren room with a bed and a few shelves. It's very quiet and desolate. The only thing you can do here is exit through the door, which will lead you down a long hallway. Once you open the door, you can only move forward. At the end of the hall sits a man in a chair; Manu from the previous cutscene. When you approach him, Enu attempts to touch his face, only for Manu and the room around him to disintegrate.

### The Tower

You now find yourself standing at the edge of a bottomless pit, with a starry sky at the bottom. Around you, black shades are diving into this abyss. You can only move forward, and doing so causes Enu to fall into the sky, too.

### The House

It's before dawn, and Manu is sitting in the same chair from earlier holding a key. He then stands up, and you are able to play as Manu. The house is no longer monochrome and gray, but instead a normal house. The room you begin in has a living room to your left, kitchen to your right, and a hallway in between. You can walk and take a look around as much as you like, but once you enter the hallway you can only walk forward. He uses the key to open the door at the end of the hall and enters the room you were once in. In this room there are various toys that you can pick up and look at. They are the same items you picked up in the game. When you try to exit the room, you turn and see an apparition of Enu. Manu sits next to him and gives him a hug, before he fades away leaving his red cape in his hands. If you collected all the white shades, a ghost of Enu's mother will also appear shortly. Manu goes over to the window and releases Enu's cape, completing the Acceptance stage.

## Symbolism

The Acceptance stage represents the final process of grief, which is coming to terms with tragedy and allowing yourself to move forward. For Manu, this means accepting the loss of his child Enu, represented by letting go of the red piece of cloth and letting it drift into the horizon. For Enu, it quite literally means moving on into the afterlife, represented by him willingly falling into the starlit sky at the bottom of the tower.

This chapter also reveals that Enu's journey throughout the game has been heavily influenced by Manu's process of grieving his loss.

## Gallery

Enu waking up in a monochrome version of his old room.
The Premise

It's not uncommon for hikers to get lost, even to completely go missing, when exploring unfamiliar trails.

But what if those trails shouldn't exist?

There's one in southwestern Virginia that occasionally appears to unsuspecting hikers. It leads to a pocket in space and time... where there's an abandoned town of horrors...
Mistkit, Smokekit, and Dawnkit

### Relatives

Mintblaze (mother's father)\*\*, Dappleshade (Mother's mother)\*\*, Shadowedspirit (Father's father)\*, Waterfall (Father's mother)\*, Greyshade (mother), Shadowedpath (father)

## Physical description

### Gender

Mistkit and Smokekit are toms, and Dawnkit is a shecat

### Eye color

Mistkit- Green eyesSmokekit- Orange eyesDawnkit- Purple eyes

Mistkit, Smokekit, and Dawnkit are the main characters in the novellas Forming mist, (coming soon), and (coming soon).

Mistkit is a gray tom with light gray stripes and green eyes. He is known for his logical apprach to things, and his thoughtful nature.

Smokekit is a gray tom with dark gray stripes and orange eyes. He is known for letting his emotions run, and his temper with everyone, especially Mistkit, his former best friend.

Dawnkit is a gray shecat with gray stripes and purple eyes. We know little about her now beyond that.

\*\*relation unknown to these cats, and deceased

\*deceased
Torn: Chapter 1

Snow blanketed the camp. It was still dark outside, the moon three quarters of the way in the sky. None were awake, but one.

A shadow of a warrior fell on the ground where the moon shone through a gap in the trees. The warrior blended in well in the darkness. Her pelt was black, and she could only be seen with light. She had piercing blue eyes, which shone in the moonlight.

The warrior was Blackstorm. She started to pad in the direction of Coaldust's den.

Coaldust didn't sleep with the rest of the warriors for unknown reasons. Blackstorm didn't have a problem with it, either. She had a fight with her mentor recently.

Blackstorm arrived, and poked her head in the unfamiliar den. She noticed a blue-gray she-cat, who, she was pretty sure, was Winterpelt. Right next to her was her former mentor, Coaldust. They were sleeping peacefully, their pelts touching.

The warrior held back a snarl. *That could've been me!* Blackstorm bounded away, to a place that many cats did not know of. It was an area surrounded by plants, but from the outside, it just looks like a big bush. In the middle, there was a tall willow tree.

Blackstorm climbed the tree to a branch with a good view. She sat down. From here, you can see the stream and the marshland. The water was glistening with the moonlight. Blackstorm let out a yawn. She decided to get some sleep. She climbed down and found a patch of moss just big enough for her to sleep on.

Blackstorm smirked a bit. *Coaldust has his own place, and I have mine. My mate can come here with me, and no one else will know.* She curled up on the moss and drifted off to sleep.

"Welcome, Blackstorm."

***Author's Note:***

***Sorry for the short chapters... I try to make them long, but sometimes I have to end them short. I'll try my best. Thanks for reading this far!***
Where Am I?

## Tyler Marks

It's Thanksgiving weekend of 2017. I think it's still Thanksgiving weekend?

I am? was? on break from grad school at George Mason University, so I decided to go down to hike the Appalachian Trail. Yeah, it's probably a bit late in the year to do a hike like that, but I didn't mind.

I stumbled across this path that didn't look like it should be there. I didn't want to go down it, but it felt like something was... forcing me. I tried to resist.

The next thing I knew, I woke up in the bedroom of an abandoned house.

I left the house to find I was in an abandoned town. I've been exploring, and it doesn't look like I can leave the town. And there's no cell phone service.
Sky Shale

Sky Shale is a character in *The Town with No Name*.

Her face claim is British musician, actress, and former Olympic rhythmic dancer Viva Seifert and is played by Tumblr user Megan at *A Random Blog*[1].

## Background

Sky was born April 11, 1972 in the small town of Ironton, Ohio. She lived there for the first ten years of her life, until the summer of 1982.

At that point, she became separated from her family while on vacation, hiking the Appalachian Trail in southwestern Virginia. Despite her disappearance turning into a cold case, as of 2017, her family still had hope she'd come home.

She claims to have been led away from her family by an "imaginary friend" called Manny.

## Paras

* Years and Years
* We're Not Alone Here
Torn: Prologue

Coaldust and his apprentice, Blackpaw, were out in the forest, hunting. They were alone. What Coaldust didn't know, was that Blackpaw loved him.

Blackpaw crouched, watching a clueless mouse scurry to Coaldust. Coaldust swiped his paw and missed; but that was the plan. The mouse went straight to Blackpaw. She pounced on it and sank her claws into its neck. The mouse went limp.

*Thank you for the mouse, StarClan,* she said in her mind.

"Well do--" Coaldust began to praise, but was interrupted by a growl.

Blackpaw stood frozen. She opened her jaws and tasted badger scent. "Badger!" she whispered in horror. She looked around, but she couldn't see it.

Coaldust flicked his tail in Blackpaw's direction with fear. The apprentice whipped around, then saw the creature in front of her. She backed away slowly.

The badger padded closer to the warrior and apprentice. The cats unsheathed their claws, ready to fight. They were far from camp, so there was no chance to go get help from camp.

Coaldust leaped onto the badger's back and dug his claws into its neck. The badger yowled and began to trot toward Blackpaw. But the apprentice leaped out of the way and ambushed it from behind, biting its leg.

In rage, the badger shook Coaldust and ran after Blackpaw, scratching her leg and bit her neck.

Blackpaw yowled in pain, but the badger didn't let go. It tightened the grip with his teeth in her neck and began to shake her. After blood gushed out of her neck, it threw her against a tree.

The apprentice's vision blurred, and the last thing she saw was the badger landing with a thud, Coaldust on top of it.

~

"Thunderheart."

A gray warrior turned his head to an approaching she-cat when he heard his name.

"I'm leaving soon," the white she-cat murmured.

"But Skywing-"

"I cannot stay here," Skywing meowed softly to her mate.

Skywing padded to the clearing. "I am leaving now."

"May StarClan light your path!" Sweetstar called.

The white warrior bounded out of camp.

~

Blackstorm growled. "Have you not noticed the affection I have always shown for you?" she spat.

Coaldust ignored her, and licked Winterpelt's cheek.

The black warrior bounded away.
Shadowedpath

### Relatives

Shadowedspirit (father)\*, Waterfall (mother)\*, Spiritwind (sister), Greyshade (mate), Mistkit (son), Smokekit (son), Dawnkit (daughter)

## Physical description

### Eye color

Orange

Shadowedpath is a gray tom with a black mask and orange eyes. He is a calm, quiet cat, willing to work with anyone. He named himself after his father. Learn more about him in (coming soon).

\*deceased
Spiritwind

Spiritwind is a russet shecat with bright green eyes. She tries to find joy in everything, but is sometimes known as a lonely cat, haunted by loss, especially of her only apprentice, Dawnpaw, who disappeared moons ago, and Greyshadow, her best friend, who had brought her and her brother to Marshclan, less than two moons later. She named herself after her father.

\*deceased

## Spiritwind

### Relatives

Shadowedspirit (father)\*, Waterfall (mother)\*, Shadowedpath (brother)
Graviton

Graviton

A graviton is a hypothetical particle that carries the gravitational force. The particles themselves only exist at the most fundamental of levels. They are smoky, referencing the fact that particles do not have a defined location.

## Where Found

They are found inside the Quantum Level .

## Other Info

A graviton, if it exists, would have a cross section many times larger than the Planck Length. A graviton would not exist on the Planck level because the strings, which make up gravitons and all other particles, are on the same level.
Landform Level

This is the level in the game where things are measured in kilometers. Once you gain the ability to Ascend, you will be able to get to this level, thus its position is 1. On this level, you will not only find Landforms, but also clouds, ships, and water animals.

Descend- Base Level

Ascend- Planetary Level

## Size

In respect to objects in the previous level, the base level, this is infinite. You can continue moving and never find the end of the continent. However, other objects such as ships that are also in this area can give reference to the size of the landforms. The size of the objects here appear to be the size of small islands. If they were actually real-life continents, they would need to be a thousand times larger. Thus the level of this layer tends to be from 100 meters to 10 kilometers.

## Objects

Here is a list of the types of objects found in this layer:

-Ships

-Landforms

-Clouds
RiME Wiki

Welcome to the *RiME wiki*!
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Discover yourself in the world of *RiME*, a beautiful puzzle adventure game where the mystical island you explore - and the massive tower at its center - is only the beginning of the mystery. Available on Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch starting May 26, 2017. Developed by Tequila Works.

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Space Shuttle

Blasting Off

Space Shuttle is one of the spacecraft in the game Everything. It resembles the Space Shuttles that we have here on Earth.

## Where Found

Space stations are found inside of Star Systems, blasting off around their star.

## Other Info

The shuttle resembles the shuttles that we have on Earth. However, unlike those shuttles, this one is very large at 25 kilometers in size!
19 bus route (Doncaster)

19
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The **19** is an urban bus route in Doncaster, operating between Doncaster town centre and Balby. Key points along the route include Frenchgate Interchange.

Currently, the 19 operates to a Monday to Saturday daytime frequency of every 15 minutes, reducing to every hour on Sundays and during evenings.

The 19 is currently operated by First South Yorkshire using Optare Solos.

## Stopping points for service 19

### Towards Balby

**Doncaster town centre, Interchange** > Cleveland Street > Balby Road > Sandford Road > Weston Road > Stevenson Road > **Balby, Dryden Road**

### Towards Doncaster town centre

**Balby, Dryden Road** > Weston Road > Sandford Road > Balby Road > Cleveland Street > **Doncaster town centre, Interchange**
1 bus route (Barnsley)

## Town Line 1

The **1**, branded as **Town Line 1**, is a Town Lines cross-town bus route in Barnsley which operates between Barnsley town centre and Staincross. From Barnsley town centre the 1 serves Smithies, New Lodge, Mapplewell and Staincross.

The 1 currently runs to a frequency of every 10 minutes during Monday to Friday daytime. This frequency decreases to every 12 minutes on Saturdays and every half an hour on Sundays. Key landmarks served by the route include Barnsley Interchange.

Stagecoach Yorkshire currently operate the 1 using ADL Enviro200s. Four 62 plate Enviro200s - 36713 to 36716 - are currently branded for Town Line 1 operation. The route passes by Stagecoach Yorkshire's Barnsley depot on Wakefield Road.

## Stopping points for service 1

Note: this is a circular service.

**Barnsley town centre, Interchange** > Eldon Street North > Old Mill Lane > **Smithies** > Wakefield Road > **New Lodge** > **Mapplewell** > Bar Lane > Blacker Road > Towngate > Darton Lane > **Bloomhouse Green** > Sackup Lane > **Staincross** > Kingsway > **Mapplewell** > **Staincross** > New Road > Sackup Lane > Coniston Avenue > Keswick Road > Windhill Lane > Staincross Common > Greenside > **Mapplewell** > Blacker Road > Bar Lane > **New Lodge** > Wakefield Road > **Smithies** > Harbrough Hill Road > Eldon Street North > **Barnsley town centre, Interchange**
Krampus

Krampus is an unlockable killer that can be received from the DLC pack, Santa's Slay.

## Description

> He's got a handful of birch sticks and an underworld-sack with your name on it.
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Krampus is based on the same folklore creature, but Krampus has black, dotted eyes, brown eyebrows, pointed, sharp teeth, and a long tongue sticking out. Krampus is covered with brown hair with a pair of horns and pointed ears, he has hoof-like hands, and hoof-shaped feet, and has a scythe shaped tail.

## Special Kill: Naughty List

> Krampus' special kill! Hope you've been good this year because he's got a bundle of birch sticks with your name on 'em.
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Krampus will hold a bundle of birch sticks, and hitting the victim with it. He then hold's their hand and drag's them down into a pentagram. A couple seconds after, their will be an explosion of blood, killing the victim in the underworld.

## Trivia

* Krampus is based off the actual Krampus of pre-Christian origin.
226 bus route

## 226

The **226** is an interurban bus route between Barnsley and Rotherham, operating between Barnsley town centre and Thurnscoe. From Barnsley town centre, the 226 serves Stairfoot, Wombwell, Wath upon Dearne, Bolton upon Dearne, Goldthorpe and Thurnscoe. Key points along the route include Barnsley Interchange, Bolton upon Dearne railway station, Goldthorpe railway station and Thurnscoe railway station.

The 226 currently runs to a Monday to Saturday daytime frequency of every 30 minutes, reducing to every hour on Sundays and during evenings.

Currently, the 226 is operated by Stagecoach Yorkshire using ADL Enviro300-bodied MAN 18.240s. Two buses, fleet numbers 22535 and 22538, carry yellow branding for the 226.

## Stopping points for service 226

Some short workings may not serve the entire route.

### Towards Barnsley town centre

**Thurnscoe, Merill Road** > Lingamore Leys > School Street > Houghton Road > Hanover Street > Shepherd Lane > Thurnscoe Bridge Lane > **Highgate** > Barnsley Road > **Goldthorpe** > High Street > Goldthorpe Road > Goldthorpe Green > **Bolton upon Dearne** > Furlong Road > Station Road > High Street > Wath Road > Dearne Road > **Manvers** > Station Road > Manvers Way > Doncaster Road > **Wath upon Dearne** > Montgomery Road > Church Street > **West Melton** > Barnsley Road > **Brampton** > Pontefract Road > **Brampton Bierlow** > Knollbeck Lane > **Brampton** > **Wombwell** > Brampton Road > Park Street > High Street > Barnsley Road > Wombwell Lane > **Stairfoot** > Wombwell Lane > Doncaster Road > **Kendray** > Doncaster Road > Sheffield Road > Schwäbisch Gmünd Way > **Barnsley town centre, Interchange**

### Towards Thurnscoe

**Barnsley town centre, Interchange** > Sheffield Road > Doncaster Road > **Kendray** > **Stairfoot** > Wombwell Lane > **Wombwell** > Barnsley Road > High Street > Park Street > Brampton Road > **Brampton** > Knollbeck Lane > **Brampton Bierlow** > Pontefract Road > **Brampton** > **West Melton** > Barnsley Road > **Wath upon Dearne** > Church Street > Montgomery Road > Doncaster Road > **Manvers** > Manvers Way > Station Road > **Bolton upon Dearne** > Dearne Road > Wath Road > High Street > Angel Street > Furlong Road > **Goldthorpe** > Goldthorpe Road > High Street > Barnsley Road > **Highgate** > Nicholas Lane > Thurnscoe Bridge Lane > Shepherd Lane > Houghton Road > **Thurnscoe, Merrill Road**
3 bus route

3

The **3** is a cross-city bus route in Sheffield which operates between Nether Edge and Meadowhall. From Nether Edge, the 3 serves Sharrow, Sheffield city centre, Pitsmoor, Firshill, Fir Vale, Firth Park, Wincobank and Meadowhall.

The 3 currently runs to a 10 minute frequency from Monday to Friday daytime, decreasing to every 12 minutes on Saturdays and every 20 minutes on Sundays. Key landmarks served by the 3 include the Moor Market, Sheffield Hallam University's City Campus, the Northern General Hospital and Meadowhall Interchange.

The 3 is currently operated by First South Yorkshire using Wright StreetLite Maxes.

## Stopping points for service 3

### Towards Meadowhall

**Nether Edge, Union Road** > Osborne Road > Moncrieffe Road > Montgomery Road > Wolstenholme Road > **Sharrow** > Washington Road > Cemetery Road > Boston Street > **Sheffield city centre''''''** > South Lane > Eyre Street > Arundel Gate > Waingate > Nursery Street > **Pitsmoor** > Rock Street > Nottingham Street > Pitsmoor Road > **Firshill** > Barnsley Road > **Fir Vale** > **Firth Park** > Hucklow Road > Bellhouse Road > **Shiregreen** > Primrose Avenue > Bracken Road > **Wincobank** > Wincobank Avenue > Newman Road > Merton Lane > Fife Street > Barrow Road > **Meadowhall, Interchange**

### Towards Nether Edge

**Meadowhall, Interchange** > **Wincobank** > Barrow Road > Merton Lane > Newman Road > Wincobank Avenue > **Shiregreen** > Primrose Avenue > Bracken Road > **Firth Park** > Bellhouse Road > Sicey Avenue > Hucklow Road > **Fir Vale** > Barnsley Road > **Firshill** > **Pitsmoor** > Pitsmoor Road > Nottingham Street > Rock Street > **Sheffield city centre** > Nursery Street > Waingate > Arundel Gate > Charter Row > Fitzwilliam Gate > **Sharrow** > Boston Street > Cemetery Road > Washington Road > Wolstenholme Road > Montgomery Road > **Nether Edge, Union Road**
11 and 12 bus routes

## Town Line 1112

The **11**, branded as **Town Line 11**, and **12** are a pair of urban bus routes in Barnsley which operate between Barnsley town centre and Athersley. From Barnsley town centre, the 11 and 12 serve Honeywell (12), Smithies, New Lodge (11) and Athersley. Key points along the route include Barnsley Interchange and Wakefield Road bus depot.

Currently, the 11 runs to a Monday to Friday daytime frequency of every 10 minutes, while the 12 runs every 15 minutes from Monday to Saturday. On Saturdays, the 11 reduces to a frequency of every 12 minutes. Both the 11 and 12 run every 30 minutes on Sundays and every hour during the evenings.

The 11 and 12 are currently operated by Stagecoach Yorkshire. The 11 is branded as one of the Town Lines, with three 65 plate ADL Enviro200 MMCs (26020-26022) branded for Town Line 11. The 12 is operated using ADL Enviro200s.

## Stopping points for service 11

This is a circular service.

**Barnsley town centre, Interchange** > Eldon Street North > Old Mill Lane > **Smithies** > Wakefield Road > **New Lodge** > Laithes Lane > **Athersley South** > **Athersley North** > Lindhurst Road > Trowell Way > Ollerton Road > Newstead Road > **New Lodge** > Wakefield Road > **Smithies** > Harbrough Hill Road > Eldon Street North > **Barnsley town centre, Interchange**

## Stopping points for service 12

This is a circular service.

**Barnsley town centre, Interchange** > Eldon Street North > **Honeywell** > Honeywell Street > Rockingham Street > Smithies Lane > **Smithies** > Wakefield Road > Carlton Road > **Athersley South** > Athersley Road > Bakewell Road > Chatsworth Road > Derwent Road > Carlton Road > **Smithies** > Wakefield Road > Smithies Lane > **Honeywell** > Honeywell Grove > Honeywell Street > Eldon Street North > **Barnsley town centre, Interchange**
20 bus route (Sheffield)

20
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The **20** is a cross-city urban bus route in Sheffield, operating between Hemsworth and Ecclesfield. From Hemsworth, the 20 serves Norton, Heeley, Sheffield city centre, Burngreave, Pitsmoor, Shirecliffe, Southey Green, Parson Cross and Ecclesfield. Key points along the route include Heeley Retail Park, the Moor Market, Sheffield Hallam University's City Campus, Sheffield's museums and theatres and the Northern General Hospital.

The 20 currently operates to a Monday to Saturday daytime frequency of every 15 minutes, reducing to every 30 minutes during evenings and every hour on Sundays.

Currently, the 20 is operated by First South Yorkshire. The route was upgraded in 2016, recieving the city's first batch of ADL Enviro200 MMCs to operate the service. The 20 had, in previous years, been one of the last strongholds of Volvo B10BLE/Wright Renowns in the city; until 2015, there was also a 20a variant of the 20 which took a slightly different route through the south of the city, although this has now been axed.

## Stopping points for service 20

### Towards Ecclesfield

**Hemsworth, Blackstock Road** > Hemsworth Road > **Norton** > **Norton Lees** > Warminster Road > Norton Lees Road > Derbyshire Lane > **Heeley** > Chesterfield Road > London Road > **Lowfield** > **Highfield** > **Sheffield city centre** > South Lane > Eyre Street > Arundel Gate > Castlegate > Wicker > **Burngreave** > Spital Hill > Burngreave Road > **Pitsmoor** > **Firshill** > Barnsley Road > **Norwood** > Norwood Road > **Shirecliffe** > Herries Road > **Southey Green** > Moonshine Lane > Southey Hill > Adlington Road > **Parson Cross** > Deerlands Avenue > Chaucer Road > Yew Lane > Morrall Road > Monteney Road > Monteney Crescent > Greaves Road > High Street > St Michaels Road > Cross Hill > The Common > **Ecclesfield, Mill Road**

### Towards Hemsworth

**Ecclesfield, Mill Road** > Church Street > St Marys Lane > High Street > Monteney Road > **Parson Cross** > Yew Lane > Chaucer Road > Deerlands Avenue > Adlington Road > **Southey Green** > Southey Hill > Moonshine Lane > **Shirecliffe** > Herries Road > **Norwood** > Norwood Road > **Firshill** > Barnsley Road > **Pitsmoor** > Burngreave Road > **Burngreave** > Spital Hill > **Sheffield city centre** > Wicker > Waingate > Arundel Gate > Charter Row > Fitzwilliam Gate > **Highfield** > London Road > **Lowfield** > **Heeley** > London Road South > Chesterfield Road > **Norton Lees** > Derbyshire Lane > Norton Lees Road > Warminster Road > **Norton** > Hemsworth Road > **Hemsworth, Blackstock Road**
Forming Mist- Prologue

Everything is up to the eyes of the beholder...

    "As kits, life was peaceful. Smokekit and I actually got along. We played with Dawnkit, helped her when she needed it. But this.. this was unexpected..." ~Mistkit

  "Dawnkit was weak. So is Mistkit. Dawnkit was small and couldn't seem to do anything by herself. Mistkit, he’s too focused on what is right, and what follows the code. I don't know how I put up with them these last 6 moons, being nice and all that…that disgusts me. Soon…. soon I shall destroy the weak." ~Smokekit

  "Although my memory of them is fuzzy, I can remember that my brothers were both so nice to me, but they were both drifting away. Now, I don't even know who I am, where I am, who I am with... only that they are not truly my family, and that they clearly don't care about me. To them, I am a worker. I can hardly understand them, but.. I must. Every day, I must, or I will die." ~Dawnkit

Chapter 1
April 2017 bus service changes

There will be some bus service changes in South Yorkshire on Monday 10 April, Saturday 29 April, Sunday 30 April and Monday 1 May 2017. Services that are changing are shown in the list below, listed by date.

## Monday 10 April

Service X45 - Monday to Saturday late evening and all Sunday services will be withdrawn.

## Monday 1 May

 37
 38 38a
 193
Changes will also be made to the times of most journeys on Mondays to Fridays.
Coming Across the Town

## Ben York

My wife, Lara, and I were hiking the full Appalachian Trail. It was the honeymoon we never got to take a decade and a half ago.

Lara and I grew up in the same small town in Ohio, and we discovered we'd enjoyed hikes around the area when we went to the same university in southwestern Virginia.

## Lara York

We were somewhere in Virginia, revisiting a part we'd checked out when we were younger. We'd decided to stop there before continuing north.

## Ben York

We'd spent the night at a campsite before continuing on. And then we came across a new branch in the trail that wasn't there before.

I probably shouldn't have tried to convince Lara to check it out.

We came across this weird, abandoned town.

## Lara York

I had a bad feeling about that place. The fact that it was abandoned was the first red flag.

The second was that it, and the trail, weren't on the park map. And as far as I knew, it wasn't on the one we used the last time we were in the area ages ago.

We tried to turn back to get to the main trail, but we couldn't.

Not only was the trail gone, but it seemed like there was a force field around the area, keeping us from going back.

And there was no cell phone service there, which meant we couldn't call for help, and we couldn't access the GPS apps.
20 bus route (Rotherham)

20
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The **20** is a rural bus route in Rotherham, operating between Rotherham town centre and Woodsetts. From Rotherham town centre, the 20 serves Ulley, Thurcroft, Dinnington and Woodsetts. Key points along the route include Rotherham Interchange, Rotherham General Hospital, Ulley Country Park and Dinnington Interchange.

From Monday to Saturday daytime, the 20 runs every two hours, with departures from Rotherham town centre at 1006, 1216, 1420 and 1625 and from Woodsetts at 0856, 1102, 1312, 1517 and 1726 (Monday to Friday only). There is no service during evenings or on Sundays.

Currently, the 20 is operated by TM Travel using an Optare Solo.

## Stopping points for service 20

Some short workings may not serve the entire route. This is a circular service.

### Towards Rotherham town centre

**Woodsetts, Gildingwells Road** > Dinnington Road > **North Anston** > Swinston Hill Road > **Dinnington** > **North Anston** > **Dinnington** > Lidgett Lane > New Road > Dinnington Interchange > Church Lane > **Laughton Common** > Monks Bridge Road > Rotherham Road > Hangsman Lane > **Laughton-en-le-Morthen** > School Road > **Slade Hooton** > Main Street > **Brookhouse** > **Thurcroft** > Steadfolds Lane > Green Arbour Road > Ivanhoe Road > St Withold Avenue > Katherine Road > **Brampton-en-le-Morthen** > Brampton Road > **Ulley** > Penny Hill Lane > Main Street > **Guilthwaite** > Pleasley Road > **Whiston** > Moorgate Road > **Moorgate** > Moorgate Street > Corporation Street > **Rotherham town centre, Interchange**

### Towards Woodsetts

**Rotherham town centre, Interchange** > Doncaster Gate > Wellgate > **Moorgate** > Moorgate Road > Baker Street > Moorgate Road > **Whiston** > Pleasley Road > **Guilthwaite** > **Ulley** > Reservoir Road > Main Street > Penny Hill Lane > **Brampton-en-le-Morthen** > Brampton Road > **Thurcroft** > St Withold Avenue > Ivanhoe Road > Green Arbour Road > Steadfolds Lane > **Brookhouse** > Main Street > **Slade Hooton** > **Laughton-en-le-Morthen** > School Road > **Laughton Common** > Hangsman Lane > Rotherham Road > Monks Bridge Road > Church Lane > **Dinnington** > Dinnington Interchange > Breck Lane > **Throapham** > Oldcotes Road > **Firbeck** > New Road > **Letwell** > Church Lane > **Gildingwells** > Woodsetts Road > **Woodsetts, Gildingwells Road**
15 bus route

15
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The **15** is an urban bus route in Doncaster, operating between Doncaster town centre and Edlington. From Doncaster town centre, the 15 serves Balby, Warmsworth and Edlington. Key points along the route include Frenchgate Interchange.

The 15 currently operates to a Monday to Saturday daytime frequency of one bus every 10 minutes, reducing to every 15 minutes on Sundays, every 30 minutes during Monday to Saturday evenings and every hour during Sunday evenings.

Currently, the 15 is operated by First South Yorkshire using Volvo B9TL/Wright Eclipse Geminis.

## Stopping points for service 15

This is a circular service.

**Doncaster town centre, Interchange** > Cleveland Street > **Balby** > Balby Road > High Road > Warmsworth Road > **Warmsworth** > High Road > Edlington Lane > **Edlington** > Broomhouse Lane > Roberts Road > Clark Avenue > Hatter Drive > Tait Avenue > Edlington Lane > **Warmsworth** > High Road > **Balby** > Warmsworth Road > High Road > Balby Road > Cleveland Street > **Doncaster town centre, Interchange**
Feedback Sphere

A ripple in time

A Feedback Sphere is a one dimensional object that contains the entire starting universe of Everything. Although they are universes, they are not all of the existance in Everything due to the nested nature of the game.

## Where Found

They are found inside the Quantum Level .

## Other Info

Despite being called a 1d object, the ripple design suggests a circular structure, which is actually 2d instead of 1d. Feedback spheres do not appear to exist in real life, so no standard can be made from them. A feedback sphere appears to be an entire universe represented as ripple in time.
5 bus route

5

The **5** is a cross-city bus route in Sheffield, operating from Sheffield city centre to Firth Park. From Sheffield city centre, the 5 serves Burngreave, Pitsmoor, Grimesthorpe, Page Hall, the Wensley Estate and Firth Park. Key points along the route include the Moor Market.

The 5 currently runs to an hourly peak frequency during Monday to Friday daytimes. There is no service on Saturdays or Sundays.

Currently, the 5 is operated by Sheffield Community Transport, mainly using Optare Solos.

## Stopping points for service 5

Hail and ride is available on the 5 on Grimesthorpe along Rushby Street, Earl Marshal Road, Whiteways Road and Whiteways Drive in both directions.

### Towards Firth Park

**Sheffield city centre, South Lane** > Eyre Street > Arundel Gate > Castlegate > Wicker > **Burngreave** > Spital Hill > Ellesmere Road > Earldom Street > Petre Street > **Grimesthorpe** > Margate Drive > **Page Hall** > Owler Lane > **Grimesthorpe** > Wensley Street > **Page Hall** > Hinde House Crescent > Hinde House Lane > Firth Park Avenue > Firth Park Road > Bellhouse Road > **Firth Park, Sicey Avenue**

### Towards Sheffield city centre

**Firth Park, Sicey Avenue** > Firth Park Road > Firth Park Avenue > Hinde House Lane > **Page Hall** > Hinde House Crescent > **Grimesthorpe** > Wensley Street > **Page Hall** > Owler Lane > **Grimesthorpe** > Grimesthorpe Road > Cyclops Street > Petre Street > **Burngreave** > Earldom Street > Ellesmere Road > Spital Hill > Wicker > Haymarket > Arundel Gate > Charter Row > **Sheffield city centre, South Lane**
4 and 4a bus routes (Sheffield)

## Sheffield's Line 44a

The **4** and **4a**, branded as **Sheffield's Line 4**, are a pair of cross-city bus routes in Sheffield, operating between Sheffield city centre and Ringinglow (4) and Millhouses (4a). From Sheffield city centre the 4 and 4a serve Sharrow, Brincliffe, Banner Cross, Ecclesall, Millhouses (4a), Ringinglow (4) and Bents Green (4). Key points along the route include Sheffield Interchange, the Moor Market, Sheffield Hallam University's City Campus and Millhouses Tesco (4a).

The current Monday to Saturday daytime frequency is one bus every hour; these are all 4s, until after the evening peak, at which time they switch to all being 4a workings. The 4 does not operate on Sundays, but is replaced by additional hourly daytime journeys on the 4a.

The 4 and 4a are currently operated by TM Travel. A single Optare Solo, YG52DHC (1161), is painted into a special burgundy livery for the route, branded as Sheffield's Line 4.

## Stopping points for service 4

Note: some short workings may not serve the entire route.

### Towards Bents Green

**Sheffield city centre, Interchange** > Arundel Gate > Furnival Gate > Fitzwilliam Gate > **Sharrow** > Boston Street > Cemetery Road > Psalter Lane > **Sharrow Vale** > **Brincliffe** > **Banner Cross** > Ecclesall Road South > **Ecclesall** > Knowle Lane > **Bents Green** > Ringinglow Road > **Ringinglow** > Sheephill Road > **Dore Moor** > Long Line > Hathersage Road > **Whirlow** > Ecclesall Road South > **Parkhead** > **Ecclesall** > Bents Road > **Bents Green, Ringinglow Road**

### Towards Sheffield city centre

**Bents Green, Ringinglow Road** > **Ecclesall** > Hoober Avenue > Knowle Lane > Ecclesall Road South > **Banner Cross** > Psalter Lane> **Brincliffe** > **Sharrow Vale** > **Sharrow** > Cemetery Road > Boston Street > South Lane > Eyre Street > Furnival Street > Paternoster Row > Sheffield city centre, Interchange

## Stopping points for service 4a

### Towards Millhouses

**Sheffield city centre, Interchange** > Arundel Gate > Furnival Gate > Fitzwilliam Gate > **Sharrow** > Boston Street > Cemetery Road > Psalter Lane > **Sharrow Vale** > **Brincliffe** > **Banner Cross** > Ecclesall Road South > **Ecclesall** > Carter Knowle Road > **Carter Knowle** > **Nether Edge** > Abbeydale Road > **Millhouses**, **Tesco**

### Towards Sheffield city centre

**Millhouses, Tesco** > Abbeydale Road > **Nether Edge** > Carter Knowle Road > **Carter Knowle** > **Ecclesall** > **Banner Cross** > Ecclesall Road South > Psalter Lane > **Brincliffe** > **Sharrow Vale** > **Sharrow** > Cemetery Road > Boston Street > South Lane > Eyre Street > Furnival Street > Paternoster Row > **Sheffield city centre, Interchange**
7 bus route (Barnsley)

7

The **7** is a cross-town bus route in Barnsley, operating between Barnsley town centre and Hoyland. From Barnsley town centre, the 7 serves Worsbrough Bridge, Blacker Hill, Platts Common and Hoyland. Key points along the route include Barnsley Interchange and Hoyland Leisure Centre.

From Monday to Saturday daytime, the 7 runs to a maximum frequency of every hour. There is no service provided during evenings or on Sundays.

Yorkshire Tiger took over operation of the 7 on 29 January 2017 as part of a raft of new services in the Barnsley area, their first incursion into the South Yorkshire bus market. Optare Solos are used on the route.

## Stopping points for service 7

Note: some short workings may not serve the entire route.

### Towards Barnsley town centre

**Hoyland, Southgate** > West Street > Kirk Balk > Hawshaw Lane > **Platts Common** > Barnsley Road > **Blacker Hill** > Wentworth Road > **Worsbrough Dale** > Station Road > Ardsley Road > **Stairfoot** > Doncaster Road > **Kendray** > Sheffield Road > Schwäbisch Gmünd Way > **Barnsley town centre, Interchange**

### Towards Hoyland

**Barnsley town centre, Interchange** > Sheffield Road > Doncaster Road > **Kendray** > **Stairfoot** > **Worsbrough Dale** > Ardsley Road > Station Road > **Blacker Hill** > Wentworth Road > **Platts Common** > Barnsley Road > Hawshaw Lane > Kirk Balk > West Street > High Street > **Hoyland, Southgate**
13 bus route

13
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The **13** is an urban bus route in Rotherham, operating between Rotherham town centre and Bramley. From Rotherham town centre, the 13 serves Moorgate, Wickersley, Sunnyside and Bramley. Key points along the route include Rotherham Interchange and Rotherham General Hospital.

The 13 currently operates to a Monday to Friday daytime maximum frequency of one bus every hour. No service is provided on Saturdays, Sundays or during evenings.

Currently, the 13 is operated by First South Yorkshire using Wright StreetLite Maxes. Until 4 September 2016, some 13 journeys, and the related 13a (which has since been axed), were operated by TM Travel.

## Stopping points for service 13

This is a circular service. Hail and ride is available along service 13 in Whiston, along Spinneyfield, and in Bramley, along Sycamore Avenue, Belvedere Parade, Bigby Way, Searby Road and Temple Crescent.

**Rotherham town centre, Interchange** > Doncaster Gate > Wellgate > **Moorgate** > Moorgate Road > Baker Street > Moorgate Road > **Broom** > Broom Lane > **Whiston** > East Bawtry Road > **Brecks** > **Whiston** > **Brecks** > Bawtry Road > **Listerdale** > **Wickersley** > **Sunnyside** > Flanderwell Lane > St Johns Avenue > Belford Drive > **Ravenfield Common** > Moor Lane South > **Bramley** > Brook Lane > Main Street > Cross Street > Flash Lane > Wood Lane > Flash Lane > Bawtry Road > **Wickersley** > **Listerdale** > **Brecks** > East Bawtry Road > **Whiston** > **Brecks** > **Broom** > Broom Lane > **Moorgate** > Moorgate Road > Moorgate Street > Corporation Street > **Rotherham town centre, Interchange**
15a bus route

## 15a

The **15a** is an interurban bus route between Sheffield and Dronfield in North East Derbyshire, operating between Waterthorpe and Dronfield. From Waterthorpe, the 15a serves Halfway, Eckington, Apperknowle, Coal Aston, Holmesdale and Dronfield. Key points along the route include Crystal Peaks bus station, Halfway tram stop, Coal Aston Airfield, Dronfield Bottom, Dronfield Henry Fanshawe School, Dronfield railway station and Dronfield Civic Centre.

The 15a currently operates four return journeys on Sundays only, departing Dronfield at 0920, 1220, 1520 and 1720 and departing Waterthorpe at 1003, 1303, 1603 and 1803. There is no service provided from Monday to Saturday.

Currently, the 15a is operated by Stagecoach Yorkshire using Optare Solos. From 27 October 2013, the 15a replaced TM Travel service 254, which was withdrawn.

## Stopping points for service 15a

### Towards Dronfield

**Waterthorpe, Crystal Peaks bus station** > Ochre Dike Lane > Thorpe Green > Thorpe Drive > **Westfield** > Westfield Northway > Shortbrook Road > Westfield Southway > **Halfway** > Station Road > Rotherham Road > **Eckington** > Church Street > Pinfold Street > High Street > Berry Avenue > Ravencar Road > **Marshlane** > Main Road > Lightwood Road > Warren Crescent > Ridge Road > Lightwood Road > Main Road > **Apperknowle** > Moortop Road > High Street > Ash Lane > **Coal Aston** > Eckington Road > Ferndale Road > Oakhill Road > **Holmesdale** > Stonelow Road > Chesterfield Road > Sheffield Road > Wreakes Lane > **Dronfield, Civic Centre Car Park**

### Towards Waterthorpe

**Dronfield, Civic Centre Car Park** > Wreakes Lane > Sheffield Road > Chesterfield Road > Stonelow Road > Oakhill Road > **Holmesdale** > **Coal Aston** > Ferndale Road > Eckington Road > **Apperknowle** > Ash Lane > High Street > Moortop Road > **Marshlane** > Main Road > Lightwood Road > Warren Crescent > Ridge Road > Lightwood Road > Main Road > **Eckington** > Dronfield Road > Ravencar Road > Berry Avenue > High Street > Pinfold Street > Church Street > Rotherham Road > **Halfway** > Station Road > **Westfield** > Westfield Southway > Shortbrook Road > Westfield Northway > Thorpe Drive > Thorpe Green > Ochre Dike Lane > **Waterthorpe, Crystal Peaks bus station**
222 bus route

## 222

The **222** is an interurban bus route between Barnsley and Rotherham, operating between Barnsley town centre and Mexborough. From Barnsley town centre, the 222 serves Wombwell, West Melton, Wath upon Dearne, Manvers, Swinton and Mexborough. Key points along the route include Barnsley Interchange, Wath bus station, Dearne Valley College, Swinton Interchange and Mexborough Interchange.

The 222 currently runs to a Monday to Saturday daytime frequency of every 30 minutes, reducing to every hour on Sundays and during evenings.

Currently, the 222 is operated by Stagecoach Yorkshire using ADL Enviro300-bodied MAN 18.240s.

## Stopping points for service 222

Some short workings may not serve the entire route.

### Towards Barnsley town centre

**Mexborough, Harley Street** > **Swinton** > Rowms Lane > Bridge Street > Swinton Interchange > Station Street > Church Street > Golden Smithies Lane > **Manvers** > Manvers Way > **Wath upon Dearne** > Station Road > Burman Road > Sandygate > Quarry Hill Road > **Newhill** > Cemetery Road > **Wath upon Dearne** > Church Street > Montgomery Road > **West Melton** > Melton High Street > Brampton Road > Christchurch Road > Masefield Road > Edward Road > Grove Road > **Brampton** > Pontefract Road > **Brampton Bierlow** > Knollbeck Lane > **Brampton** > **Wombwell** > Brampton Road > Park Street > High Street > Barnsley Road > Wilson Street > Aldham House Lane > Pearson Crescent > Wombwell Lane > **Stairfoot** > Wombwell Lane > Doncaster Road > **Kendray** > Sheffield Road > Schwäbisch Gmünd Way > **Barnsley town centre, Interchange**

### Towards Mexborough

**Barnsley town centre, Interchange** > Sheffield Road > Doncaster Road > **Kendray** > **Stairfoot** > Wombwell Lane > **Wombwell** > Aldham House Lane > Pearson Crescent > Smithley Lane > Aldham House Lane > Newsome Avenue > Wilson Street > Barnsley Road > High Street > Park Street > Brampton Road > **Brampton** > Knollbeck Lane > **Brampton Bierlow** > Pontefract Road > **Brampton** > **West Melton** > Barnsley Road > Edward Road > Christchurch Road > Brampton Road > Melton High Street > **Wath upon Dearne** > Montgomery Road > Church Street > Cemetery Road > **Newhill** > Quarry Hill Road > **Wath upon Dearne** > **Newhill** > **Wath upon Dearne** > Sandygate > Burman Road > Doncaster Road > Station Road > **Manvers** > Manvers Way > Golden Smithies Lane > **Swinton** > Church Street > Swinton Interchange > Station Street > Rowms Lane > **Mexborough, Interchange**