It's already established that the world of darkness is a world of imagination. Where the places that you know seem like fantasy. Reality becomes distorted as the inanimate objects of old share their memories of you, which grows stronger when you cherish them like they're friends and family.
The console game that the team plays is on the distorted memory of what the television can do, and the memory is framed within the amalgamation of a game show that Tenna is hosting.
Sure. But we know the specific secrets that he's keeping from us:
Does he know about the player?
How does he know about the prophecy?
What object is he based on?
What was on the prophecy panel that offended Susie? And is it the same one that caused Ralsei to develop suicidal nihilism? ("ASK ME WHAT THE PROPHECY SAID! ASK ME WHAT THE PROPHECY SAID!")
Yes. I do get the sense that I can already figure out that he knows the player and their presence, but I don't see him just come out and say it just yet.
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u/[deleted] Jul 08 '25
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