Ever wondered what lurks behind those seemingly ordinary windows? Welcome to the Courtyard of Windows a place whispered about in hushed tones. This isn’t your average London courtyard. It’s a place where reality bends and the mundane becomes extraordinary. The Courtyard of Windows is said to be a large building with a pentagonal courtyard at its heart. Ninety to two hundred windows dot the walls some active others inactive. Active windows glow with an eerie light hinting at the entities within. Imagine the chilling silence broken only by the drip of liquid from pipes running along one wall. Don’t drink from those pipes. The liquid is unsafe. Underfoot a peculiar moss grows through the concrete. The center of the courtyard features a large wooden circle. Some believe it’s a trapdoor to another level a gateway to the unknown. Outpost Gumb exists here. A makeshift tent offering meager supplies and a brief respite for weary travelers. But be warned the Courtyard of Windows is a dangerous place. Entering or exiting a window increases your chances of encountering the entities lurking within. Your best bet is avoiding the windows entirely and leaving through the window you entered. But if you see confetti it might mean a party is happening inside one window. A very strange party. The Courtyard of Windows isn’t for the faint of heart. It is a place of mystery danger and perhaps even a strange sort of twisted fun. The reality of the Courtyard of Windows is as elusive and unsettling as the entities that dwell within its seemingly ordinary windows. So keep your eyes open. Never look away. Remember to head straight back through your entry window if you dare venture into the Courtyard of Windows.
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