The Archive
The Archive, in this HUB the Archive is a massive library. Once you enter the actual locations the majesty greets you immediately. For one, the Archive wasn't a large white house like building, the damn thing was a massive citadel structure, with white pillars spread across the outside of the building. The roof was tiled with black obsidian and angled upwards. The Size Field is needed for a good reason apparently. Great windows cover the outside with different colored patterns. In the center is a large pillar that stuck outside of the Archive with a massive book on it.
[WELCOME TO THE ARCHIVE, FEEL FREE TO BROWSE OR MARVEL.]
You walk up the the massive doors. The door seems to fade out of view as you walk in. It's still there though, to those viewing from the outside it looked like you just walked into the door. Your mouth opens in wonder as you stare at the ceiling, stars! Thousands of stars cover the roof. Shining natural light into the Archive. Bookshelves were used as walls to separate the thousands of rooms within the Archive. It works just like the Archive in HUB16, a single step and your view changes to an empty room surrounded in books. The carpet was beyond soft and comfortable, how do you know this? Well, you laid down and looked at the stars of course... You can't sleep here, as much as you would love too. Huh, you guess you could look up something interesting... Soulmates.
[SOULMATES]
Soulmates exist in multiple universes, but in the HUBs and in the classic Undertale timeline it was a symbol of marriage. A Soul Bond that lasted through death. To become someone's Soulmate was to entrust your entire being to them and they will entrust theirs to you. It was something that was formed through trust and time.
Of course this isn't always this case. In some universes Soulmates are a overwhelming force of nature. But that isn't so much the case here.
You sigh, you can't stay in the Archive, you have a home to customize. As much as you would love to explore the Archive beyond the browsing room you know you have things to do.
You leave, taking a step out of the room with the intent to leave, reappearing back at the entrance of the Archive.
You make your way to the outskirts of Codeville. To your home. Each house you pass is in it's own Size Field, showing that they were much larger on the inside. Eventually you make it to your home, a simple wooden home. It was a piece of crap and wasn't very decorated at all. Most of the houses weren't for that instance. As more people started to live in Codeville the Outskirts would start filling up with colorful homes. You pull out your key, and insert it into the wooden door. Opening it too the empty shell of the house. If you weren't a Player this home would be disheartening. But as things are? You were excited! You stretched out, reaching into your creative abilities. First you put up the size field, giving you more room to work with. Then you flat out deleted the wooden hut, and began to paste your designs from your storage. In moment's you have a old era styled Victorian mansion. But you weren't done yet. You shaped the windows, coloring them in. You touched the skybox of your home, pasting the day and night cycle from your previous world. You even add random clouds that would scroll over your home. Then you create your garden. It's a massive field, it would maintain itself in the days you didn't want to work on it. But when you did? You had it. You then went inside the mansion. Filling in each room with what you wanted. Twenty Guest Rooms, two kitchens, four bathrooms that would probably never be used, a game room, a theater room, a space room, a floating rocks room, a music room. You name it, and you would add it. You had to actually add more size fields on the halls so you could add a few dozen more rooms. It only took you an hour to finish the house and garden. Overtime you would work on it more and more, adding small details to make it even more homelier than it already was.
Then you added your flavor text.
[Welcome to Reader's Abode, the Mansion of the End.]
Perfect.
You laid down in the lounge room, or the living room. Honestly you didn't care at this point. You were just happy to have a place of your own, a place you could turn into YOURS.
You open your Messages and open a chat box with Player.
[Reader: I'm finally settled in.]
[Player: Really? Your OK? Are you finally going to respond to my messages!]
[Reader: Nope]
[Player: :(]
[Reader: Just jking. I'm doing alright. Happier now.]
[Player: Sorry]
[Reader: Just... Please learn.]
[Player: I'm trying... Can I at least come over to visit?]
[Reader: No, Remember. We are DISTANCING from each other for a reason.]
[Player: Please?]
[Reader: No.]
[Player: Alright.]
[Player: Want to play some MK?]
[Reader: Online?]
[Player: Yes, unless I can come over?]
[Reader: Stop trying to guilt trip me. Alright, let's play online. No VC.]
[Player: Ok. I will get better, I promise.]
[Reader: We will see.]
Well then, time for some Mario Kart. This game always makes Player rage. It's highly likely he will rage quit after three games.