Doc woke up. Instead of his usual comfy bed, he was on grass wet with morning dew. He sat up, quickly feeling his inventory had been emptied. He looked around, trying to figure out why he was here. Was it a prank? A glitch?

He shook his head and got up to survey his surroundings. A lone tree sat halfway up a rocky slope, the rest of the land a flat grassland. A few dandelions poked out of the grass, but no animals could be found.

Doc decided to head to the acacia tree. Might as well at least make a temporary set up.

Unfortunately, the tree had other plans.

"Adventure mode" he growled, seeing the tree refuse to budge. He kicked at a stone, watching it bounce of the glass-

Glass?

Behind the tree was a giant wall of glass, going all the way to build height.

That cancelled out glitches, as the wall seemed purposely placed. If it was a prank, it was a very good one. Maybe it was a dream? It was very realistic then. He could almost hear Ren trying to get his attention from the other side of the glass.

Oh.

Doc walked up to the glass where Ren was frantically knocking, the sound muffled by the glass. Ren, seeing he had Doc's attention, started walking up his side of the mountain that was cleanly sliced in half by the glass. The surface seemed entirely natural, the long grass attacking his legs. The trek was cut short by a second wall of glass, an intersection with two other 'habitats'. Iskall was waiting diagonal from Doc, quickly turning to look at him.

He lifted up a watch, with a screen showing a bow lit up in green. After turning it towards himself and tapping, a small message was shown

Do you know what's happening???

Doc shook his head. He noticed Ren had a similar watch, and he had one too. Lifting it up too examine it, he saw a trident in a darker green than Iskall's. It was strapped tight to his wrist, no buttons other than the screen. He attempted to swipe it, but his claws prevented him. He was never good with touch screens.

He growled. It wouldn't be easy to break out of here.

-=+=-

X was concerned. He couldn't summon any of his admin powers, and he seemed to be stuck in adventured mode. This wasn't normal. He had circumnavigated the glass cube a couple times now, seeing no sign of escape. More concerningly, he couldn't see any of the other hermits.

He sighed and looked back at the watch on his wrist. It was nothing special, just a cross in bright green. When tapped, it opened a small screen where you could write short messages on a frustratingly designed keyboard. The watch seemed to have no other function, except a small speaker on the side.

What if- no, it couldn't be his brother. Right now speculation won't help. He needed to find a way out of here.

Movement caught his eye, as the familiar cowboy hat of Scar approached him in a fast jog. He yelled something incomprehensible, just as Xisuma disappeared.