Manor of the Blind

[Manor of the Blind] is a B-Rank ghost story controlled by Daydream Inc. It takes the form of a museum exhibition that takes the body parts of visitors who cannot pay. Go Yeongeun lost her ear while participating in Daydream Inc.'s initial exploration of [Manor of the Blind].

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Dark Exploration Records Entry

A ghost story featured in < Dark Exploration Records >. Daydream Inc. identification code — Qterw-B-666.

Greetings, dear guest. This text was written to invite you to a marvelous exhibition. To ensure a smooth journey, once you've read this, no matter where you go, you will arrive at our exhibition. Visitation records indicate a total of up to 106 previous attendees in this document. Additionally, any attempts to record information about this ghost story are altered into the format of an invitation sent by the exhibition itself. It is an honor to extend this invitation. (Chapter 40)

Exhibition Rules

Common reviews from nine visitors, collected by Daydream Inc.:

The exhibition strongly requests a revision to the final review, insisting all emergency exits are properly marked and anyone may leave at any time. This exhibition is free for one hour as part of our open-minded appreciation of art.

Fifth Visitor Record

A gentleman testified that he survived for over five days by crawling into a ventilation duct and licking moisture from falling droplets. On the sixth day, an usher found him. The exhibition reminds guests it is fully equipped with guest rooms for long-term visitors (with a note advising against the room used by the 40th visitor).

Seventeenth Visitor Record

An invitation was extended to thirty-four Daydream Inc. Field Exploration Team employees. Seven returned home safely.

Visitor Testimony

Numerous visitors reported losing body parts—most commonly their eyes, as the first part to go.

Sensory Enhancements

Sensory enhancement devices are always available for free rental (visual, olfactory, auditory, tactile, gustatory, sixth sense, panoramic vision).

Usher Information

Each area has an usher. Though some visitors called them 'monsters', they are said to be vintage mithril automated-kiosk steam dolls (a model from Imperial Year 62627) with memory limited to their specific areas.

23rd Record

A testimony from a visitor who reached basement floor B105. Employee 753: "The unspeakable, dreadful things I cannot see are truly beautiful. Structures made of ■■ and humans' ■■ are ■ing. Die for this purpose." No further records exist.

19th Record

A testimony from a visitor who attempted to pass through a window—omitted due to credibility issues, as this exhibition does not have windows.