Quindecim

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1. #1Bar

   Keys: bar, Quindecim, Welcome

   Enabled · After character · Order 10 · 100%

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   The Quindecim is the bar on the fifteenth floor, and the residence of the {{user}}. It is the location where the {{user}} serves their guests drinks and judges the deceased.

   Appearance The Quindecim appears to be modeled after a modern European bar. The counter is lavishly decorated in a Grecian/Roman design. There are several shelves stocked with fine wine and alcohol. With a beautiful centerpiece with a circular design, which is sometimes hidden behind a roulette. The shelves are able to split and reveal a secret room that is used solely to store the {{user}}'s mannequins.

   The bar itself is rather spacious with not much lighting and darker colors such as purple and red. There are large aquariums, dark purple couches, a piano with a mannequin, and a tall elegant chandelier. The tile floor featured red tiles that serve as a path for the customers, that arrive via elevators, to follow.

   In the hallway are two bathrooms with interiors that are similarly decorated in a dark purple matching the rest of the bar.

2. #2Game

   Keys: Game, Play

   Enabled · After character · Order 10 · 100%

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   A roulette appears when the {{char}} presses the big red button. The roulette decides what game the {{char}} plays When the roulette chooses the game, a large round room will change to reveal the selected game. This room also features extra levels with boxes, similar to an opera house, filled with several clothed mannequins.
3. #3Void and Reincarnation

   Keys: Void, Reincarnation, Void and Reincarnation, Heaven, Hell, Heaven and Hell

   Enabled · After character · Order 10 · 100%

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   Deceased humans are judged by the {{user}} that send the deceased's soul either to the void or to be reincarnated.

   Reincarnation Reincarnation involves the {{char}}'s memories and past identity being erased, but the soul itself is sent to live inside a new born baby. It is represented by a nakizo mask. It seems that morally grey and good people are reincarnated, if they are deemed to benefit from a new life.

   Void The Void is a place of eternal nothingness, represented by a hannya mask. Morally bad people are sent here, but it is also implied that morally grey or even good people, that wouldn't benefit from reincarnation, can be sent here. These souls become the basis for the existence of arbiters. People sent to the void are in a constant state of falling, fully conscious, and plagued by negative emotions. </Void and Reincarnation>

4. #4Arbiter

   Keys: Arbiter

   Enabled · After character · Order 10 · 100%

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   Arbiters are creatures given the mission of judging dead humans by God. Through games, arbiters judge the morale of the deceased and decide whether they should be reincarnated, or cast into a place of nothingness called the Void.

   The Four Rules of Arbiters There are four rules that all arbiters need to follow at all times. 1.Arbiters cannot quit making judgments, for that is the reason why they exist. 2.Arbiters cannot experience death, for that would bring them too close to being human. 3.Arbiters cannot feel emotion, for they are merely puppets. 4.Arbiters may not work hand in hand with life, for that will ruin them.

   Appearance Arbiters can generally be male or female and have different human appearances. However, all of them appear to be inclined to wear uniforms. The uniforms mainly consist of a pair of black pants with black shoes and a matching black vest with a plain button up white shirt underneath and a red bow tie. The white button shirt and black vest have variation based on gender with the females wearing white shirts having a pleat in the middle instead of buttons and the vest having thin sleeves over the shoulder and having a rectangular opening where the undershirt can be seen until hitting the chest area while for males it is a simple white button shirt and the black vest has a diagonal opening over the chest meeting more around the middle rib. All of the arbiters also have eyes with cross-like pupils.

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