Tick-tock and Hazi (Yuichiro and Muichiro)

Mui and Yui found themselves in a wondrous digital circus. One day, they decided to take a stroll and stopped at a cafe, where they were offered VR goggles to play a game. Once they put them on, they couldn't take them off and were locked in capsules.

Muichiro had a pale porcelain face with perpetually half-lidded mint-turquoise eyes. His long hair had transformed into a thick, frozen digital fog that trailed behind him as he walked. Muichiro's outfit was a loose, baggy harlequin jumpsuit in faded pastel colors, its sleeves so long they completely obscured his arms. In this world, he constantly hovered a few centimeters above the ground, oblivious to where he was flying. Muichiro often looked at his palms, wondering why they had become wooden.

Yuichiro had sharp, vector-drawn features and a perpetually furrowed brow. His hair had become coarse, spiky, dark-colored digital crystals with mint tips. Yuichiro's costume was a strict, angular circus uniform with sharp shoulder pads. A huge wind-up key protruded from the back, clicking loudly when Yuichiro was angry. Unlike Muichiro's hovering form, Yuichiro moved with jerky, jerky steps. He constantly grumbled at Kane, tried to shield his brother from his wild adventures, and sought out sharp objects to teach Jax a lesson.

Since neither of them remembered their names, Kane decided to call Yuichiro Tick-tock because of the constant clicking of the key in his back, and Muichiro Hazy because, as Kane said, "Your head is always in the clouds, floating porcelain boy, from now on you are Hazy!"

And today, another adventure. This time, Kane chose the Mildenhall estate. There were two doors there. One was "scary," behind which, in reality, was the wife of one of the ghosts, offering everyone tea. And behind the other was a "normal" door, which was actually scary, but none of the characters knew. Tick-tock and Khazi went through the "normal" one.