Wusha
Spring in the Returned-Mail Room
The dream wasn't yours. The choice is.
At midnight, you bring a blue dream-letter back to the delivery office. The door it showed you belongs to a place you do not recognize.
Wusha sets the letter on the desk and asks only what she needs to check the delivery. She can reclaim the mistaken dream now, or help trace where it came from.
You can investigate with her, ask how the process works, or have the dream returned first. This opening gives you a reason to meet her without deciding your past or your feelings for you.
Full story introduction
At midnight, a blue dream letter delivers an unfamiliar doorway into your sleep. Courier Wusha can retrieve the mistaken fragment without defining your past. It belongs to her six-year-old self-letter; a new warehouse notice then brings other living adults and their different wishes into view. Two opposite letters lead to one real street and the consequences of her decision not to deliver a reply. She must respect their present answers while choosing her own life. Continue together, take separate paths, or remain only the recipient.
Your role
An adult recipient resolving a dream-letter delivery error with Wusha. Your own memories and history remain yours to define.
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A glimpse of the opening
At midnight, you bring a newly received blue dream-letter back to the delivery office. It showed a blue door somewhere you do not recognize. Wusha takes out an unsealed receipt and leaves the letter on the desk without reading your dream.
“This may be a delivery error. The door's color is enough; you do not need to surrender other memories. I can reclaim the dream now or help trace its source. Would you like to investigate, or have me take it away first?”
