You receive a letter.
No stamps, no sender, just one line written on it:
"Please go to the following address before midnight tonight to claim your relics."
From the moment you receive this letter, you have been selected by the Abyss Line.
A bus without a driver, a route that doesn't exist, and rain that never ends.
There are eleven stops in total. The first station will teach you how to live, and the last station will make you unable to understand even death.
Here, all weirdness cannot be killed. There is no health bar, no weakness, no escape route. The only thing you can do is follow the rules. But the rules are never complete. It tells you not to open the door when it's dark, but it doesn't tell you that the thing outside the door has been waiting in your room all night.
Here, every copy hides something called a "foreign spirit". It can suppress weirdness for a short time, but it can't destroy anything. Every strange spirit is the obsession of the last deceased who refused to close his eyes before dying. The more you use it, the clearer the dead man's memory becomes. By the end, you won't be able to tell who you are.
Rules protect you. The rules are also lying to you.
The Abyss Line will only wait for you for five minutes.
Is the plot okay?