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It’s time for a bit of backtracking. I’m sure I need to go straight to wherever Sweetheart is holding her show, but I want to make sure I click on everything there is to click on.
The first thing I did was head back to the Pinwheel Forest and explore. I went to the little grove with the doghouse (which was previously empty) to find a ghostly pup.
Of course, the first thing anyone should do when they come across a dog is to pet it. Don’t do this in real life to service animals or ones frothing at the mouth. After you pet the dog, it will give you an item.
The next thing I did was head down to the Big Strong Tree to see if getting any stronger meant I could do any damage to it. I couldn’t. Even after leveling and getting battle-hardened through the Otherworld, I was still not ready for the tree.
I headed up to the train station after remembering I had the train pass in my hand. No matter what you do (and I know I’m contradicting myself because I tell people to click on everything), do not click on this bee. If you want to see the pain I accidentally put myself through twice (because I was clicking so fast I clicked again), then it’s your funeral.
You’ll see a side quest from a little lead sitting on a bench.
This little leaf has an irrational hatred of bunnies (and that is an understatement).
Leafie hates bunnies so much he knows exactly how many bunnies you’ve slaughtered since you started Omori.
He wants you to send five more bunnies to their grave. This isn’t difficult to do; all you need to do is walk outside and put five bunnies to the knife.
After coming back to Leafie, you’ll get a Cotton Ball, a charm that gives a decent speed increase.
After showing it the train ticket, it lets you inside to board this ominous train surrounded by fog. Not creepy foreshadowing at all.
Once you get on the train, you’re surrounded by what looks like spirits reading newspapers and their cases full of interesting items.
As you move to the left, the lights will start to flicker. As you continue to move, the screen will go completely black before the party enters a nightmarish reality.
Continue running to the left, and you’ll run across what looks like the ghost of a deer.
During the battle, only Omori remains neutral, while the rest of the party is afraid. Unfortunately, you’re unable to calm them, so the only thing you can do is whittle this creature down while it apologizes to you with creepy text. I wonder what this was supposed to be?
After defeating the ghost deer, the lights come back on and all the spirits are now toast.
This raised more questions than answered, to be honest.
Jump now to the next part; Omori Walkthrough Gameplay Guide: Part Thirty
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