The Riverside Village

**The Riverside Village** is the 2nd archive in The Voidclusters, classified as Class 4 due to dangerous radioactive waste.

## Description

The Riverside Village is a small village, with mountains ahead and rivers surrounding. The village seems to be in victorian style, dating back to the 1880’s-90’s. The village has tons of Void Children roaming the streets of this level, while most of them are docile. The village is rugged, and described as very cold. Windows can be broken, and wallpapers are average to peel off buildings. Some buildings in this archive have been reported to fall on wanderers when nearby, causing major injury/loss. This archive’s buildings are known to have chimneys and fireplaces, but you can’t start any fires. The inside of this archive’s homes are usually empty, abandoned, with no furniture. Peeling wallpaper is most common in this level. The levels concrete pathways are rugged with random poles that connect buildings overhead, which is where most building collapsing occurrences happen.There are some deteriorating shops with rotten Oat Milk, but this is the only source of food on this level, so advised to drink it if hungry. The Oat Milk is reported to taste like unsweetened chocolate with sour cream— which is absolutely disgusting.

This level usually has damp or cloudy weather, and usually rains a lot. The weather usually changes every week, depending on where you are at in the level. If you are at the mountains, the weather is always snowing and -30 degrees Fahrenheit most of the time. Going near mountains is not advised. Near rivers, there is usually damp and moist weather. In the village, mainly rainy weather. Sometimes, it can rain the whole week nonstop. This level has no known seasons, at the moment.

### The Radioactive Zone:

The Radioactive Zone is a occurrence of which happens when someone stays in the level for too long. This usually happens within 1-2 months. This occurrences causes radioactive waste to be launched all around the level, causing utter destruction. This will kill a wanderer within 2-5 hours, so it is advised to leave this level as fast as you can, and maybe stock up on Oat Milk.

### The Archive System:

The Archive System is a system found in this archive. By chance, you may find a sewer pipe on the rugged concrete floors of this level. Entering will lead to a long intertwining hall with white pentagon-patterned poles and a pathway in the middle. The radioactive waste will still get launched here, so don’t think about camping or setting up a outpost here. It has been tried before. This system can lead to a plethora of levels, but these will be the only included ones:

1. Walking down and taking a right on the first intersection you see will lead to The Pathways.
2. Walking for a very long time, maybe a couple days, until you pass out from dehydration will lead to The Intertwining Detention.
3. Going through a vent will lead to The Pipewell System.
5. Finally, taking a intersection with a green marker will lead to The Intertwining Maze.

Any other methods are unconfirmed and advised not to enter as they are undocumented.

## Colonies and Outposts

Due to the radioactive waste, no long-term colonies can be formed.

## Entrances and Exits

### Entrances:

Making it far enough through The Danger Zone in Candyland.

### Exits:

Exit through any of the ways listed under The Archive System.

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