Oasis Valley
The Oasis Valley is a small town located in the Dunes. As its name indicates, it is built around an oasis, with it having a small pool of water in the middle surrounded by palm trees.
Ceroba's House[edit | edit source]
Ceroba's House is located to the north of the Oasis Valley. Major plot points for the Pacifist Route occur in here.
Appearance[edit | edit source]
Her house appears to be built with traditional Japanese architecture, with it having multiple Kitsune-like decorations around the whole house. There are short tables with no chairs to sit on, instead, beneath the table, there is a rug to sit on, with this being a reference to the Japanese tradition of Seiza. Bamboo plants and paper murals are also to be found in her house.
The outsides of her house present dry trees and a Japanese-looking fence, with the entrance being directed by a rock brick path, there are two sand trails going to both right and left, however, the rightwards path is blocked of by a pile of sand. the house also presents small patches of either grass or moss. The house also possesses 6 pots with plants with pink flowers in them. One of them has fallen. There are also regular glass windows, with the furthest left one having some paper cutouts of that appear to be 5 people, and some farols. On the roof, a bird nest can also be seen, and to the left within the proximity of the house, there is a shovel with bags of dirt besides it, presumably used to bury Chujin's dust on his grave, which could either indicate that Chujin's death was very recent or that Ceroba has struggled so much with his death that she has been having trouble doing things.
Chujin's Grave[edit | edit source]
Behind the house and to the left, Chujin's grave can be found, located beneath a sakura tree, it is surrounded by bushes, trees, water, flowers and candles, with it having a view toward the horizon, where a pink-ish "sky" can be seen, with star-looking crystals atop, on a darker segment on the "sky".
Café Dune[edit | edit source]
A building called Café Dune is in town. Although there is a shopkeeper, the shop is inaccessible, as the shopkeeper is on strike. Aside from that, you can play Mew Mew Love Blaster! on one of the arcade machines. One of the arcade machines is the location of a Fun Event; an NPC called Mr. Sir can appear next to a machine and dissuade you from talking to him.
During the genocide route, the inside of a building gets replaced by a now empty shop screen. You can steal from this, as with any other shop; however, this prevents you from interacting with anything inside the building.
Trivia[edit | edit source]
- The multiple Kitsune-like decorations within Ceroba's House are the same ones that create a shield during her final battle in the Pacifist Route.