bore and party animal

However, he conceals his true appearance beneath full-body attire: a gray hoodie, long pants, and his iconic melancholic mask—a faded blue mask with a sad face, representing the opposite emotion from that felt by the partygoers. The party prankster explained that he chose to portray a sad face to reject the very nature of the virus and to embody the emotion that most frightens revelers: sadness. Signs of wear, such as holes and seams, can also be seen on his clothing.

This applies to all types, and is practically no different from the outside.

Unlike bores, they only have one type

Party Goblins are large, bipedal creatures with smooth skin. They are typically bright yellow, but in the vastness of Backstage, Party Goblins with red, green, blue, and even white skin are also encountered. The main thing that unites all Party Goblins is the cartoonish, carved smile on their "face." They are highly intelligent, and therefore can effortlessly operate complex mechanisms and navigate various levels to find their prey.

These entities can, through an unknown means, transform other creatures they touch into their own kind, including almost instantaneous mental alterations. At the ends of their arms are openings that are very similar in structure to the mouths of lampreys, with a pair of teeth inside. They use these mouths to grab victims and transform them into their own kind.

Thanks to their ingenuity, the party-goers have somehow learned to create entities and levels in the B.I.G. database to lure people into thinking they're safe. We suspect they use tablets or even laptops belonging to B.I.G. operatives for this purpose. False articles are easily identified by the smiley face in their texts =). If you see one, don't trust the information written alongside it.

It was now that the party-goer decided to talk to Zanuda to get to know these people better and report anything

The Bore-eaters were very humane creatures. These creatures were willing to rescue travelers and guides, sending them to their base—the "Room of Sadness." The Bore-eaters maintained good relationships with those they helped. However, if you tried to attack a Bore-eater, they would seize you by the arms and legs and sacrifice you to the Party-Goers.

But unlike other species, cultists can perform magic and use artifacts behind the scenes, and they are taught this. It is believed that the Mountain King ritual was invented by nerdy cultists.

They differ from other species in that they are infected with a special virus that is transmitted through blood; if this infected blood comes into contact with you, you will also become infected.

They are similar in character to ordinary bores, but there are cracks in the mask and black liquid is collected from them.

The Bores were very humane creatures. These creatures were willing to rescue travelers and guides, sending them back to their base—the "Bored Room." The Bores maintained good relationships with those they helped. However, if you tried to attack a Bore, they would seize you by the arms and legs and sacrifice you to the Party People.

But unlike their fellow "renegades" often don't have a code of bores and they had to be given a separate code

The Bores were very humane creatures. These creatures were willing to rescue travelers and guides, sending them to their base—the "Bored Room." The Bores maintained good relationships with those they helped. However, if a person attempted to attack a Bore, they would seize you by the arms and legs and sacrifice you to the Party People.

They're generally calm, reasonable, polite, and kind guys. But they're skilled with knives, pistols, and other weapons. They often get into trouble out of boredom.