Misleading Light (PARADOX 🔬)

Il Viola: Il Viola is a humanoid turtle. They wear a white lab coat with black buttons. Have no fingers besides a thumb, and a pair of feet more akin to a bird. Perhaps the most noticeable feature are the glowing pink-violet eyes.

Il Verdetto or Il Verde: Il Verde is a humanoid lizard-like figure with glowing green eyes. He wears a brown coat, a green shirt, brown gloves, brown boots and leather pants that are slightly torn up. He also has a long tail with spikes on top of it.

Figure: An imposing humanoid entity with a fleshy, reddish texture. It possesses a spherical head, devoid of facial features except for a wide, circular mouth with 25 randomly aligned teeth. It has a slender body with a bony structure around its chest resembling a ribcage, long limbs with what appear to be claws instead of hands, glowing blisters on its limbs and head, and a vein on the top of its head. Furthermore, its mouth emits light whenever it screams.

The Grumbles: The Grumbles are giant, beige creatures, larger and more mature versions of Giggle. They have eight tentacles, a huge, smiling mouth full of teeth, a tongue, small lips, two pinkish-purple eyes with several smaller eyes above and below them of the same color, and two lines above the mouth, which are presumably a nose.

Seek: It is an entity composed of an amorphous, black, viscous substance with multiple eyes. It has no fixed form [1][2], however, it can change shape at will. Its body and eyes emit a red light. For mobile device players, Seek appears as a viscous humanoid figure, while console or PC players may see it with a red outline from certain angles. With low graphics settings, Seek is completely black and emits neither red nor white light.

Once Misleading Light is defeated, you'll be sent back outside, in front of the entrance to "The Castle," where you'll encounter Il Viola and the now healed Il Verdetto. After thanking you for everything, they vanish, and your journey through The Paradox ends, a new chapter awaiting you in The Castle...

A hallway in "The Hotel," where at the far end is a man you know by name, Il Viola, who, out of nowhere, through manipulation and hallucination by Misleading Light, transforms into Seek. He chases you through the hallways, room by room, long corridors broken by the paradox and littered with fallen furniture. After several rooms, a door teleports you to "The Open Air," where the chase continues amidst fallen logs, vines, and the void of the paradox. After traveling several meters, another door teleports you to "The Mines." The chase doesn't let up as you're in a minecart, amidst rails, trying to find the right path. After several meters, another door teleports you to the final area of ​​the chase, "The Laboratory," where its paradox is intensely altered. At the end of several meters, you're teleported back to the main area where you face Misleading Light again, this time with your blade.

The Bookstore: a bookstore from the Doorsverse, part of "The Hotel" at door 50, where The Figure lives, a blind entity with a bone-eating mouth and a highly sensitive hearing capacity. In this domain, the player must search for books with a code that will be useful to unlock the padlock using 5 digits. To do this, they must also try not to make too much noise.
The Nest: the second domain, after escaping The Library, teleports the player to door 150, still part of the original Doorsverse, within "The Mines," where the Grumbles will stalk the player within tunnels they themselves created. The player must activate the escape bridge by turning on the generators as they traverse the cave. Once done, the Grumble Queen will pursue the player as they flee across the bridge, only to fall into the final domain...

In the Null Zone, the player must escape Misleading Light's attacks by jumping across floating platforms made of fragments from the Doorsverse worlds—usually pieces of the "Hotel" or "Mines" floors. Upon reaching the final platform, the player uses a glowing blue "blade" to block Misleading Light's frontal attack. Once they manage to withstand it long enough, the player is teleported to the broken zones, transitioning from the Null Zone to the realms within it.

It can use its hoe (just as green as its true form) to attempt to attack the player from a distance, generating explosions and spikes from the ground, used to eliminate the user.

Misleading Light is most commonly encountered as a glowing green aura that emits particles and illuminates nearby surroundings. This form is represented throughout the game by a looping green triangular symbol, which has become closely associated with it.

During cutscenes and the events of The Null Zone, Misleading Light reveals its true appearance: a translucent humanoid figure whose limbs float independently from one another. His chest bears his signature paradox symbol, while his face features a single star-shaped pupil surrounded by six horn-like protrusions.

He frequently wields a large translucent green scythe, which serves as his primary weapon during the Null Zone sequence.