Psychophobia II: Neurosis



= WELCOME HOME = You don't remember much about the REMI experiment. Most of that fateful day has faded, leaving only the feeling of inexplicable horror and dread. The nightmare plays in your memory, unending, like a song on a loop.

Since the day you woke from your nightmare, you have been under the care of the Institute, swallowing countless medications and engaging in rehabilitative treatments daily to piece together your shattered sanity.

Today is different, however. A man in a suit cracks open the door to your cell, the cell that has since become your dwelling. With reluctance, he breaks the news:

Your treatment is over. You are free to leave.

The Students woke up again, in cells. They were in straitjackets, and one of them implored to a nearby doctor why they were locked up. He said that this was the most sane he'd seen the student, and that they'd all gone crazy and tried to harm the staff team. Abraham came by daily, having started drinking for an unknown reason, conversing with a few students at a time, typically about how he knew what had happened.

After years of being held in cells, the Students were set free by the hesitant staff. They were given free apartment vouchers, a few hundred dollars each, and were shipped by train to Newburg city to begin their lives anew. As soon as they arrived, they were getting an eerie feeling. All though life seemed normal, thoughts were still there of what they'd seen in the Asylum and in the Woods, of Mr. Tall and of the Village Family. One of the students checked her phone to find a text message from a Reporter. He wanted to get some knowledge on Werner, and said he knew what they did and that he was seeking to take them down.

The Students ate this up, deciphering his encrypted coordinates and arriving at a night-club. The bouncing music and raving people gave cover to their words as they began to speak up on the second floor.

They were instructed to break into the police station to obtain classified documents pertaining to the Werner Investigation, and to blow up a penthouse that harbored an important figure in the Werner Institute; and to serve as a distraction to be able to get the documents.

They managed to escape the city on train, and jumped off halfway outside of the city. They made their way into the suburbs as per Oliver's instructions, and found his Father's home. The Aberdale Family reunited inside of the house a few minutes after the Students arrived, and chaos ensued. Kenneth, having been on Oliver's side since the beginning, now acted as the Student's guide in lieu of Duponte and Abraham.

He led them to Oliver's estate, and after an extended skirmish with hunting equipment and farming tools against Werner mercenaries, they made their way to the Asylum. They saw the Asylum full of horrid monsters and monstrosities, and began to purge. What they didn't know was that Jane was obscuring their vision and clouding their minds, and that they were slaughtering innocent scientists and patients, and had even killed Maxine Duponte and Abraham, the first two victims of the massacre.

They were arrested by a large force of Police Officers and SWAT Officers, being taken to a government-ran Insane Asylum, to remain until the end of their days. Jane had finally tied up those loose ends.