SCENE SUMMARY
Torm arrives at the mysterious Eklipse Masters and is transported across a sky bridge to a breathtaking white palace. Drawn by curiosity, she enters the Palace of Collections — a vast, ever-shifting museum of stolen wonders filled with preserved organs, ancient artifacts, and forgotten treasures.
While exploring, she discovers an old dream-recording machine, stirring memories of the one she invented with her sister. Activating it, she meets the gentle Infinity Mother, an old woman trapped in the palace while searching for her son, Ori. The Infinity Mother explains that the palace is a trap created by the long-dead Queen of Collections, a greedy tyrant who stole anything of value. Ori was imprisoned for his rare Infinity Blood, which slows his aging.
Hearing Ori’s cries, they split up to search the halls. Guided by her compass, Torm enters the Golden Hall and triggers a deadly musical trial. A golden violin transforms the room into a complex machine, forcing her to perform increasingly impossible pieces — from fast baroque to intense dubstep, ending in a furious orchestral-dubstep battle against holographic clones of herself. Through skill and determination, she defeats it and rises to the Throne Room.
There, she finds the Queen’s corpse and her father’s hidden research. Using a chemical projector and the Queen’s glass eye, Torm learns the tragic truth: the Queen tortured her parents to build a machine that could turn dreams into reality. Her father sabotaged it by imagining death, causing an explosion that killed both him and her mother to protect the world.
Heartbroken, Torm destroys the Queen’s body. Comforted by the Infinity Mother, who reminds her that love and souls endure, Torm learns the throne is made of Rainbow Stones — magical portals. After the Infinity Mother frees her son and vows to release the Queen’s stolen treasures, Torm activates the throne and dissolves into rainbow light, continuing her journey into the unknown.
While exploring, she discovers an old dream-recording machine, stirring memories of the one she invented with her sister. Activating it, she meets the gentle Infinity Mother, an old woman trapped in the palace while searching for her son, Ori. The Infinity Mother explains that the palace is a trap created by the long-dead Queen of Collections, a greedy tyrant who stole anything of value. Ori was imprisoned for his rare Infinity Blood, which slows his aging.
Hearing Ori’s cries, they split up to search the halls. Guided by her compass, Torm enters the Golden Hall and triggers a deadly musical trial. A golden violin transforms the room into a complex machine, forcing her to perform increasingly impossible pieces — from fast baroque to intense dubstep, ending in a furious orchestral-dubstep battle against holographic clones of herself. Through skill and determination, she defeats it and rises to the Throne Room.
There, she finds the Queen’s corpse and her father’s hidden research. Using a chemical projector and the Queen’s glass eye, Torm learns the tragic truth: the Queen tortured her parents to build a machine that could turn dreams into reality. Her father sabotaged it by imagining death, causing an explosion that killed both him and her mother to protect the world.
Heartbroken, Torm destroys the Queen’s body. Comforted by the Infinity Mother, who reminds her that love and souls endure, Torm learns the throne is made of Rainbow Stones — magical portals. After the Infinity Mother frees her son and vows to release the Queen’s stolen treasures, Torm activates the throne and dissolves into rainbow light, continuing her journey into the unknown.
10. HEART WALTZ
20 WHITE PALACE
